165,000 Jobs Added in October, but 339,000 More Americans Were Cut to Part-Time
U.S. employers added 165,000 jobs in October, but 339,000 more Americans slid into involuntary part-time work as wages lagged inflation at 3.1% versus 3.7%.
Topic
Wages
Topic
Wages
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