WHAT GOING OVER THE FISCAL CLIFF WILL COST MASS.

States receive federal funds to pay for job centers to help job seekers look for employment. The cut would mean that 24,665 fewer job seekers would be served by these centers, according to a government report. Clara Klimowicz, of Framingham, is pictured in this file photo looking for work at the Employment and Training Resources Career Center in Westborough. The Boston Globe/File

Employment services funds: $1.1m

States receive federal funds to pay for job centers to help job seekers look for employment. The cut would mean that 24,665 fewer job seekers would be served by these centers, according to a government report.

Pictured: Clara Klimowicz of Framingham looked for work at the Employment and Training Resources Career Center in Westborough.

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