Employers added 255,000 jobs, a bigger-than-expected gain that suggests the nations’s economic growth is stronger than thought just two scant months ago, according to the New York Times.
The Labor Dept.’s data indicates that while hiring in May (just 38,000 jobs filled) was a bit of a shock for economists, June’s major rebound (287,000 jobs filled) and now July’s impressive data may signal an economy that is picking up some serious steam.
