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00:00The song remains the same. It looks like hiring has significantly slowed, according to ADP,
00:05and pretty much all of the data that we have watched from the alternative world. 42,000 jobs
00:10created during the month of October, according to the folks at Automated Data Processing.
00:16Most of the jobs are in the service-providing area as usual, although many service-providing
00:23areas did lose employment. We see a decline of 17,000 for information services, a decline of 15,000
00:31for professional and business services, and a decline of 6,000 for leisure and hospitality.
00:36The only one really gaining, as usual, is education and health care services, up 26,000.
00:44And the size of businesses, small businesses, the big job generators, lose 10,000 jobs,
00:50while medium establishments lose 21,000. Large establishments with over 500 employees
00:57gained 73,000 jobs, but we've had a lot of large establishments announcing layoffs over the past
01:04week, so it is not a particularly good number. We have only seven so far forecasts for the jobs
01:11report we're not going to get on Friday, and the consensus there was 38,000, so we're all sort of
01:16in the same range to the extent that people are even guessing, but it is still a very slow hiring
01:22environment.
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