US insurance jobs edge up in Nov.; Oct. rebound looks ever more robust

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The broad US insurance industry may have added some 3800 jobs in November, a continuing rebound from a strong and unheralded pull back in September, preliminary data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) suggested.

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