
Acording to data from the Local Employment Dynamics (LED) program, new hires in the health care and social assistance sector tend to make more than their peers in other industries - about $2,078 per month compared to $1,921 in all industries. Newly hired hospital workers tend to fare even better, bringing home an average of $3,216.
Check out the full text of this article, written by Nick Beleiciks. The article was recently featured in the Statesman Journal as well.
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