WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
The number of job openings in April fell to 3.42
million from 3.74 million in March, the Labor Department reported Tuesday, as
there were fewer openings in manufacturing, professional and business services,
and state and local government
The number of openings was 1.0 million higher
than at the end of the recession in June 2009 The quits rate, which can serve
as a measure of workers' willingness or ability to change jobs, was unchanged
for total nonfarm, and essentially unchanged for total private and government
The ratio of unemployed people to available positions was 3.65 in April, down
from postrecession highs but still above prerecession levels of around 2
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