Private payrolls show reduced work week and earnings drop
Average weekly hours for private non-agricultural payroll workers fell three tenths to 37.4 hours. Manufacturing hours dipped two tenths to 40.8. Average hourly earnings held at 2.92 dollars, leaving weekly earnings down 1.17 to 109.21 dollars due to shorter weeks.
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