On the surface, sustained low unemployment rates appear to be a good thing. In the past year, unemployment claims have been below 300,000, which hasn't happened in more than 40 years. In a March 3, 2016, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution article, Georgia labor commissioner Mark Butler said, "Georgia employers continue to add jobs at a stronger pace than the national over-the-year job growth rate." The state saw job growth in nine of the eleven major job…
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