4.4 Million Americans , Quit Their Jobs in February.<br />4.4 Million Americans , Quit Their Jobs in February.<br />CNN reports labor in the United States continues to fall behind, .<br />and experts say 'The Great Resignation' <br />could be far from finding a resolution.<br />11.3 million jobs were available in February.<br />which means, for every job-seeker <br />in America, there are 1.8 jobs.<br />As far as sectors of the U.S. economy experiencing a worker shortage, retail, manufacturing and education <br />have all been hit the hardest.<br />As far as sectors of the U.S. economy experiencing a worker shortage, retail, manufacturing and education <br />have all been hit the hardest.<br />As far as sectors of the U.S. economy experiencing a worker shortage, retail, manufacturing and education <br />have all been hit the hardest.<br />The sectors least affected thus far <br />have been finance and insurance.<br />In February, 4.4 million <br />Americans quit their jobs.<br />as companies collectively hired <br />6.7 million new employees.<br />Should Friday's payrolls <br />report disappoint, it is down <br />to a lack of supply of workers <br />to fill the jobs available rather than any issue with demand. , James Knightley, chief international economist at ING, via CNN.<br />Should Friday's payrolls <br />report disappoint, it is down <br />to a lack of supply of workers <br />to fill the jobs available rather than any issue with demand. , James Knightley, chief international economist at ING, via CNN
