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US announced job cuts surge 245% in February on federal government layoffs
- In February, U.S. employers announced plans to cut 172,017 jobs, a 245% increase from the previous month, marking the highest February total since 2009, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas's report.
- The largest share of job cuts occurred in the government sector, with 62,242 layoffs across 17 federal agencies, marking a significant rise from previous months.
- Andrew Challenger noted that economic uncertainty and government cuts heavily contributed to the sharp rise in job layoffs.
- Federal job cuts are expected to be more visible in March and April's jobs reports, according to economists.
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