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U.S. hiring slows again as help-wanted ads fall in summer

MarketWatch notes the early-year employment surge has not carried into summer, with fewer job ads and slowing hiring suggesting the job search could remain difficult.

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The U.S. labor market appeared to improve after early-year gains in new employment, but a summer slowdown in hiring points to a tougher jobs environment ahead, according to MarketWatch.

The outlet cited softer hiring activity and fewer help-wanted ads, which suggests it will likely take longer for job openings to expand again.

Overall, MarketWatch characterized the shift as a pause from the earlier momentum in job growth, rather than a quick return to faster hiring.

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