WASHINGTON — A burst of hiring in April provided reassurance for the U.S. economy after a slow start to the year: Job growth returned to a healthy pace. Unemployment hit a decade low. And the number of part-time workers who want full-time jobs reached its lowest point in nine years.
US jobs data show some scars from recession finally healing
Employers add 211,000 jobs in April


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