BLEAK OUTLOOK FOR LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYED

Only 11% of workers unemployed for more than six months find jobs again, report three Princeton University economists. About 3.8 million Americans, or 37% of those unemployed, are longterm jobless. The Princeton study concluded that in any given month from 2008 to 2012, just over one in 10 of the long-term jobless found full-time work.