Job creation remained weak in the U.S. during November, with just 120,000 new positions created, though the unemployment rate slid to 8.6 percent, a government report showed Friday.The rate fell from the previous month's 9.0 percent, which would reflect a drop in the participation rate among those without jobs.
Average earnings edged higher two cents to $23.18 an hour. Private payrolls increased 140,000, considerably less than a report earlier this week showing that nongovernment jobs were up by more than 200,000 for the month.
120,000 job gain in November. Unemployment rate at 8.6%
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