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Job Openings Dipped in May, a Sign of Continued Cooling

Hiring was largely unchanged, and the number of workers quitting their jobs increased. The data will be watched closely by Federal Reserve policymakers.

J. Edward Moreno
Author: J. Edward Moreno

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J. Edward Moreno

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Federal Reserve System, Hiring and Promotion, Inflation (Economics), Interest Rates, Labor and Jobs, Labor Department (US), Layoffs and Job Reductions, United States Economy
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