Labor Market Expected To Hold Steady With Payrolls Adding 80,000 Jobs in July

Source: International Business Times

If the projections are met, hiring would improve from June, when employers added just 57,000 jobs, but would still point to a labor market that continues to cool from the rapid pace seen in previous years. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The U. S.

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