U.S. Adds 261,000 Jobs in October, Jobless Rate 4.1%

In October, 261,000 jobs were created, with 252,000 in the private sector. September's job losses were revised to a gain of 18,000, and August saw an upward revision of 39,000 jobs. Unemployment fell to 4.1%, the lowest since December 2000, but 764,000 people left the labor force. Average hourly earnings remained unchanged, reducing the annual average to 2.4%. The EU 6 unemployment rate dropped to 7.9%, the lowest since December 2006. Despite a hurricane snapback, the economic recovery was less impressive than expected.

What was the change in average hourly earnings in October?

What does the term 'hurricane snapback' refer to in the context of job creation?