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Jean-Luc Guillaume always presumed he’d retire at about 60, just like his civil-servant father.
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The unemployment rate in the U.S. unexpectedly fell to 7.8 percent in September, giving President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign a boost a month before the election.
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The jobless rate in the U.S. probably rose in September as employers limited hiring, keeping the labor market’s lack of progress at the center of Federal Reserve deliberations and the presidential election.
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Shares of staffing and recruiting companies are beginning to outperform as demand for U.S. labor rebounds.
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As orders from food makers have picked up during the past year, Create-A-Pack Foods Inc. turned to a staffing company, Kelly Services Inc., to add about 100 workers.
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Hiring by American employers trailed the most pessimistic forecasts in March, casting doubt on the strength of the expansion now in its third year.
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Hiring by American employers trailed forecasts in March, casting doubt on the vigor of the more than two-year-old economic expansion.
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Hiring by American employers trailed forecasts in March, casting doubt on the vigor of the more than two-year-old economic expansion.
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The American jobs engine sputtered in May as employers added the fewest workers in a year and the unemployment rate rose, dealing a blow to President Barack Obama’s re-election prospects and raising the odds the Federal Reserve will step in to boost growth.
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Claims for unemployment benefits declined last week to the lowest level in a month, easing concern that the U.S. labor market is faltering.
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