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Tepid Job Growth Fuels Worry
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The Labor Department jobs numbers in March 2012 that reflect the U.S. Federal Reserve's expectation of weak jobs growth in 2012
04/06/2012
U.S. Labor Department numbers showed 137,000 jobs added by private companies in March 2012, and 1000 job cuts in government.
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