(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 5 - The U.S. jobs market showed
some signs of strength in June as private employers added more
jobs than expected and planned layoffs decreased, but initial
claims for unemployment insurance edged up last week, reports
showed on Thursday.
Another report, by a global online careers and recruiting
firm, showed a gauge of U.S. online recruiting dipped in June,
suggesting that a seasonal summer hiring slowdown may have come
earlier than normal.
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some signs of strength in June as private employers added more
jobs than expected and planned layoffs decreased, but initial
claims for unemployment insurance edged up last week, reports
showed on Thursday.
Another report, by a global online careers and recruiting
firm, showed a gauge of U.S. online recruiting dipped in June,
suggesting that a seasonal summer hiring slowdown may have come
earlier than normal.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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