Slow-motion recovery offers little relief to high unemployment and still-elevated layoffs
WASHINGTON – High unemployment isn’t going away. The slow-motion pace of economic growth shows the recovery is too weak to generate enough jobs for 15.3 million unemployed people. And a still-elevated number of new filings for jobless benefits suggests layoffs continue to complicate the problem.

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