Some more charts about multiple job holding I made this morning, focused on #workingwomen by #race and by #age. (1/4)
A few days ago I mentioned here and on my blog that multiple jobholding has always been more common among women than men, and since July the trends for women vs men began to diverge... (2/4)
but as always, women are not all the same (problematic to generalize), and the aggregates always obscure clear differences among subgroups in both levels and trends. Here is the picture of multiple jobholding among #workingwomen, by #race...(3/4)
And here's the picture of multiple jobholding among #workingwomen by #age--latest trends clearly driven by those (literally) poor, service-industry-intensive young women who are getting jerked around the most by this #PandemicRecession! (4/4)
Once again grateful to @BLS_gov for providing this publicly-available data which anyone can access here at this "data finder": https://beta.bls.gov/dataQuery/  Encourage you all to poke around a bit and see what you can find without having to spin the microdata files. 🙏
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