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The economy is adding jobs—but more Americans are stuck working part-time

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Hiring in October blew past expectations, with U.S. employers adding 165,000 jobs and unemployment edging down to 4.1%. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) also revised its jobs…

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The economy is adding jobs—but more Americans are stuck working part-time

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