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US Job Openings Hit Two-Year High but Labor Market Remains in Low-Hire, Low-Fire Stasis
US job openings hit their highest mark in nearly two years while six states hold elections and a record-setting flight attendant retires after 66 years.
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US job openings surged to their highest level in nearly two years, an encouraging sign for workers in shrinking industries, CNN reported. The labor market remains stuck in a low-hire, low-fire dynamic even as the number of openings climbed. Six states hold elections today, with the spotlight on California where voters are narrowing the field for governor and mayor of Los Angeles.
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