http://www.marketwatch.com/story/may-job-openings-rise-to-364-million-2012-07-10?link=MW_latest_news
Job openings at U.S. workplaces increased to 3.64 million in May from
3.45 million in April, the U.S. Labor Department reported Tuesday.
Compared with the prior year, job openings rose 18% -- private openings
increased 17% to 3.25 million, and government openings rose to 395,000
from 303,000. There were about 4.3 million jobs open when the recession
began in December 2007. With about 12.72 million unemployed people in
May, there were about 3.5 potential job seekers for each opening, down
from 3.6 in April. In May of 2011, there were about 13.89 million
unemployed people - about 4.5 potential seekers per opening. The number
of separations, such as quits and layoffs, rose to 4.35 million in May
from 4.14 million in April. Meanwhile, the total number of hires
increased to 4.36 million from 4.21 million. The level of hires was
about 5 million when the recession began.
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