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The country’s workforce will never be the same.

Follow 10 Americans as they navigate an uncertain future. wapo.st/2VSs5xh
The Post is following the lives of American workers who are navigating the new economic fallout as a result of the coronavirus. wapo.st/2VSs5xh
They are telling their stories to Post reporters, and The Post is publishing excerpts, edited for length, from those conversations.

They will update us monthly. wapo.st/2VSs5xh
These Americans, and millions of others, are searching for survival and reinvention amid an economic collapse that the coronavirus pandemic has left in its wake. wapo.st/2VSs5xh
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