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Economics

Job Openings Down 3 Percent in April

Hiring, quitting jobs up

Reason Staff | 6.11.2013 11:24 AM

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U.S. employers advertised fewer jobs in April, but overall hiring rose and the number of people quitting their jobs increased.

The Labor Department says job openings fell 3 percent to a seasonally adjusted 3.75 million.

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