While media employment stagnates, more and more jobs are being created in arts, entertainment and recreation. The pay isn’t great, though.
From the 1930s through the 1960s, employment in leisure and hospitality held relatively steady — apart from an understandable drop during World War II — at a little over 6% of U.S. nonfarm jobs. Then it began its great rise. As of last month, its share was 11.1%…
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