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US job openings rise to 7.52 million as layoffs decline

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Job vacancies in the United States climbed to 7.52 million by September 2026, according to recent data. The increase was driven by strong hiring in several sectors, particularly public services. Layoffs fell over the same period, while voluntary resignations rose, especially in accommodation and food services. Revised figures also showed higher job openings and hiring for August 2026. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release October's employment numbers on December 1, 2026.

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