U.S. Jobs Report Shows Gains in High-Paying Industries

In April, job growth shifted to well-paid industries like business, professional, and financial services, with healthcare also showing strong numbers. This contrasts with earlier months where growth was in low-paid sectors like retail and hospitality. Retail saw a significant decline in April, marking the largest drop in two years, reversing previous gains.

What is the main difference in job growth observed in April compared to earlier months?

• Job growth is now in lower-paying industries.

• Job growth is now in higher-paying industries.

• Job growth is now in the technology sector.

• There is no change in job growth patterns.

Which industries are mentioned as contributing to job growth in April?

• Business, professional services, and financial services

• Retail and hospitality

• Agriculture and manufacturing

• Technology and education

How many jobs were added in the healthcare sector in April?

• 44,000

• 50,000

• 60,000

• 30,000

What was the trend in retail employment in April?

• Retail jobs increased by 3,000.

• Retail jobs increased by 5,000.

• Retail jobs decreased by 3,000.

• Retail jobs remained the same.

What significant change occurred in retail employment over the past two months?

• A significant drop in retail jobs

• No change in retail employment

• A slight increase in retail jobs

• A steady increase in retail jobs