The nonprofit job recovery continued at an anemic pace in October, a worrisome sign that recent gains could be erased if a surging wave of Covid-19 cases results in more strict social-distancing measures and economic disruptions.
Nonprofits added roughly 38,200 jobs to their payrolls in October, according to an analysis from the Johns Hopkins University Center for Civil Society Studies. But the nonprofit work force was still about 7 percent smaller in October than it was in February, with an estimated net loss of 910,850 nonprofit jobs since the pandemic began.
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