The Dayton Daily News cites Hamilton Project research showing that workers who lost their jobs during the Great Recession were likely to experience a significant earnings loss after finding new employment. Before workers lost their job, they earned roughly $3,640 per month, or $43,700 annually on average. Two years following their job loss, the average earnings of this group fell to $1,910 per month, about $23,000 annually—48 percent lower than their average pre-job earnings. Read the full piece here, and read the full Dayton Daily News article here.