Out of Work in America
Coping with bills due, dreams deferred and the need to plot a new life, read how some Americans are facing the prospect of long-term unemployment
Emily McMillan
Age: 27
Previous employment: Property manager
Laid off in August. Pregnant. Her husband has a job at a credit union. But plans to buy a house may have to hold.
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