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Payroll employment rises by 165,000 in October; unemployment rate changes little at 4.1%

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  1. · BLS Employment Situation · Source announcement

    Payroll employment rises by 165,000 in October; unemployment rate changes little at 4.1% ↗

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Payroll employment rises by 165,000 in October; unemployment rate changes little at 4.1%

Source published: 2026-11-06T12:50:31.965Z

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