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Newspaper Article
Sponsor says law helps job outlook
2011
Overview
\"We've heard anecdotal evidence from all corners of the state about how more Alabama citizens are being hired in jobs formerly held by illegal immigrants, but the statewide and county-specific data released today is probably the best statistical proof we've seen to indicate this is happening,\" [Micky Hammon] said. Some of those jobs are \"under the radar,\" he said. \"If (a job is) not counted in the labor force, it doesn't count (statistically).\" \"We've got a long way to go before we can accurately measure the effects on Alabama's labor market of running off a population of low-income workers,\" said Arise policy analyst Stephen Stetson. \"It will be January before temporary holiday hires are let go and February at the earliest before we can get an accurate snapshot of employment.\"
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Halifax Media Group
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