THE job creation in the private sector in the United States slowed down in June, according to a report released this Wednesday (1st) by Automatic Data Processing (ADP) According to the survey, private companies created 98,000 jobs in the month, a result below the 118,000 vacancies expected by the market and lower than the 122,000 created in May (without monthly adjustment). "The result represents a significant slowdown compared to May and marks an uneven reading between sectors, with constructive emphasis on…" education & health services and for the positive reversal in information, while leisure & hospitality "It recorded its sixth consecutive month of weak hiring," explains the DA Economics.
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