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The latest employment data for November indicates a consistent job growth rate of 99.91 for small businesses across the United States, reflecting a stable labor market. Texas stands out as the leader among states, boasting a robust job growth rate of 101.60. This growth is particularly significant as it highlights the resilience of the Texas economy in attracting and retaining jobs.
Despite the positive job growth figures, hourly earnings growth remains subdued, staying below the 3% mark. This stagnation in wage growth raises questions about the overall economic health and purchasing power of workers in the small business sector.
In a promising turn, the Southeast region is experiencing a rebound in construction jobs, signaling potential growth opportunities in this vital industry. As small businesses continue to navigate the challenges of the current economic landscape, these trends provide a glimpse of resilience and potential for future expansion in the labor market.
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