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US Job Openings Rise in September, Quitting Rate Increases
- Job openings in the US increased by 333,000 in September to 7.523 million.
- The number of people quitting their jobs grew in September, reaching an 18-month high.
- Hiring also increased in September, signaling mild improvement in the labor market.
- The labor market showed signs of resilience, supporting the Federal Reserve's narrative.
- Despite the increase in job openings and quits, the labor market remains sluggish.
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Articles (7)
United Press International·
Job openings changed little, quitting climbed in September
MarketWatch·
U.S. jobs market perks up, but it’s still not a great time to get hired
Financial Times·
Heat returns to US labour market in latest official turnover figures
The Economic Times·
US job openings increase by 333,000 in Sept
CNBC·
Job openings posted big September gain in positive sign for labor market ahead of payrolls report
Google News·
Job openings posted big September gain in positive sign for labor market ahead of payrolls report
Yahoo Finance·
Job openings and hiring edged higher in September, but it's still a 'low hire, low fire' market