Some 500,000 workers have permanently disappeared from the U.S. workforce because of long COVID, according to a new report from the National Bureau of...
Some 500,000 workers have permanently disappeared from the U.S. workforce because of long COVID, according to a new report from the National Bureau of Economic Research. The report found that most patients who have suffered the lingering effects of the virus for months after infection moved straight from illness to retirement, based on federal and state level data on cases and deaths."Many who fall ill but survive COVID-19 suffer from enduring health problems," the authors wrote.
"Many who fall ill but survive COVID-19 suffer from enduring health problems," the authors wrote. About 500,000 adults"are neither working nor actively looking for work due to the persistent effects of Covid-19 illnesses." A recent report from the Brookings Institution found that as many as 4 million are not working as they struggle with COVID symptoms. U.S.
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