- About 4 million workers in the US quit in April, a 20-year record, the Labor Department said.
- There were 9.3 million job vacancies at the end of April, another 20-year record.
- Job vacancies rose the most in the accommodation and food-service sectors.
Job vacancies rose to a 20-year high in April, the Labor Department said on Tuesday.
The department also said 4 million workers had quit their jobs in April, another 20-year record. Job quits rose the most in the retail sector and in professional and business services.