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October Added 165,000 U.S. Jobs. The Stronger Total Still Leaves an Hours Problem.

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Economy · U.S. labor market October Added 165,000 U.S. Jobs. The Stronger Total Still Leaves an Hours Problem. Upward revisions strengthen the payroll picture. A rise in workers who want more hours complicates the household story. NEWJINMEDIA · November 7, 2026 Analysis of public BLS data NYC Transit job fair in Brooklyn, February 12, 2024. Archive photograph. MTA / Calvin Cheang · Original · CC BY 2.0 . U.S. payrolls rose by 165,000 in October 2026, but involuntary part-time work increased. What the BLS jobs report says about wages, hours and hiring. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' November 6 Employment Situation release puts October's unemployment rate at 4.1%, little changed from September. Professional and business services, health care, and transportation and warehousing supplied much of the payroll increase. Average private-sector hourly earnings rose 14 cents to $38.00, while the average private-sector workweek held at 34.4 hours. This is a stronger employment ...

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