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The Economy Is Still Adding Jobs—So Why Does Finding One Feel So Hard?

May showed strong signs of growth with 172,000 jobs added to the economy. But economists say a growing long-term unemployment rate suggests a more complicated picture.

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The Economy Is Still Adding Jobs—So Why Does Finding One Feel So Hard?

May showed strong signs of growth with 172,000 jobs added to the economy. But economists say a growing long-term unemployment rate suggests a more complicated picture.

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The Economy Is Still Adding Jobs—So Why Does Finding One Feel So Hard?

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