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WASHINGTON - U.S. employers stepped up their hiring in November, although they advertised fewer jobs for a second straight month. The mixed data suggest the job market has strengthened but employers remain cautious.
Until this fall, most of the improvement in the job market since the recession ended has been largely because of a sharp drop in layoffs. The jump in hiring reported Tuesday suggests companies are feeling more confident in the economy and are expanding, albeit slowly.See the full content of this document
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Hiring Up, Job Openings Dip
Employers filled almost 4.15 million jobs in November, a 3 percent increase from the previous month. Tha...
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