(AP) - New Jersey’s jobless claims jumped 32% last week to 206,000, which breaks a record set the week before.

The state Labor Department said Thursday the spike in claims reflects the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on the state’s economy. The hardest-hit workers were from the food service industry, followed by those at doctors’ and dentists’ offices. Administrative workers were also hit hard.

A $600 supplemental unemployment benefit for workers that stems from the federal relief bill is set to begin for laid-off workers next week. It will be issued separately from regular jobless payments.