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Old 01-21-2011, 02:20 PM
 
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The Houston/ Sugar Land/Baytown metropolitan area gained more than 8,000 nonagricultural jobs in December, the Texas Workforce Commission reported Friday.
The area was boosted in December mainly by job gains in the trade, transportation and utilities sector. For a second month, the number of jobs in the sector jumped, this time 6,900 jobs in December after gaining 8,600 jobs in November, according to TWC’s monthly jobs report. A total of 8,100 jobs were added during the month.


Houston unemployment falls to 8.3% | Houston Business Journal


It's like the US won 413,000 jobs in December (103,000 for real) ! Very good performance
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