About a quarter million Massachusetts job losses during the coronavirus pandemic are permanent, meaning workers who are terminated and are not poised to return to the jobs they lost, according to Labor Secretary Rosalin Acosta. Testifying at a state budget hearing Tuesday, Acosta said the number underscores the importance of state workforce development…
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