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Job growth at restaurants stabilized in November

Job growth at restaurants stabilized in November

The sector added nearly 29,000 positions during the month after dipping to 3,700 additions in October.

This article first appeared in Nation’s Restaurant News.

Data released Friday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows moderating growth in restaurants and bars in November, with nearly 29,000 positions added in the sector. This is compared to 3,700 jobs in October and more than 39,000 jobs added in September.

“This morning’s report highlights a measured approach to hiring as businesses strategically prepare for growth in the new year. With the economy evolving and a new administration stepping in, many are prioritizing optimizing their current teams while setting the stage for expansion,” Restaurant365 co-founder and chief executive officer Tony Smith said. “The upward employment trend for foodservices and drinking places of +29,000 in November indicates strong expectations for 2025, with an additional boost from seasonal and holiday workers.”

Read the full article in Nation’s Restaurant News.

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