The BLS website must be down, I can't get the full employment report, but here's a summary from the WSJ:
"Friday's report showed private-sector employers, which account for about 70% of the work force, added 154,000 jobs in July, up from 80,000 in June. Several major industries showed job gains.
Manufacturing employment increased by 24,000 in July, more than double the gain from the previous month. Economists had been expecting a bounce as disruptions to production stemming from Japan's earthquake have been easing. Even the battered construction sector showed a gain, with employment rising by 8,000. However, the housing sector remains a drag on the economy.
Meanwhile, government employment continued to fall—by 37,000—for the ninth month in a row. State and local governments, which are struggling to close budget gaps, showed job losses."
Related: From Reuters, "Canada jobs rise, unemployment rate fell to 7.2% in July, the lowest since 2008."
Related: From Reuters, "Canada jobs rise, unemployment rate fell to 7.2% in July, the lowest since 2008."
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