Special Report
This Is the Industry Laying Off the Most Americans
May 13, 2022 10:00 am
Last Updated: June 6, 2022 1:42 pm
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29. Chemical
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2022: 0
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2021: 113
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28. Mining
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2022: 161
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2021: 175
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27. Telecommunications
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2022: 190
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2021: 24,639
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26. Construction
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2022: 333
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2021: 161
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25. Electronics
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2022: 355
> Total layoffs, Jan.-Apr. 2021: 1,398
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