The U.S. added 164,000 jobs in July, the Labor Department reported Friday, a positive sign amid concerns about the long term health of the economy.
The July jobs report largely met expectations as the labor market held strong despite trouble elsewhere in the economy. The unemployment rate held even at 3.7 percent, while the labor force participation rate was little changed 63 percent.
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Jobs added, but unemployment unchanged. So, nobody is actually working these jobs (that or others are going away…). Does that truly count as adding jobs? I think not.
This is just as bad as misinformation. Please fix.