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Nicole DeSanto, a groomer for Aussie Pet Mobile, dries Kobe in their work van in Daniel Island, South Carolina, on Jan. 9, 2020. Hiring for the final month of 2019 capped a year of steady but slowing gains in employment, the latest evidence that the American labor market has not run out of breath. (Cameron Pollack / The New York Times
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After a decade of hiring, plenty of jobs but raises are tiny

“It’s easier to get a job than a raise in this economy,” said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton.
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Nicole DeSanto, a groomer for Aussie Pet Mobile, dries Kobe in their work van in Daniel Island, South Carolina, on Jan. 9, 2020. Hiring for the final month of 2019 capped a year of steady but slowing gains in employment, the latest evidence that the American labor market has not run out of breath. (Cameron Pollack / The New York Times

After a decade of hiring, plenty of jobs but raises are tiny

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Careers is produced by the Advertising Publications Department of The Seattle Times. Editor: Michelle Archer.