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Grouping related things together isn't necessarily conflating. I don't think the article is trying to say "18% of workers have basically lost their jobs!!!", b
by simondw 7y ago
Grouping related things together isn't necessarily conflating.
I don't think the article is trying to say "18% of workers have basically lost their jobs!!!", but rather to give a sense of how many people's incomes are impacted.
- WillPostForFood 7y agoIf they weren't trying to conflate them the headline would have been "Coronavirus: 18% of U.S. workers have reduced our or lost jobs"