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all down. >> the u.s. job market showing few signs of slowing down, another month of historically strong job creation and april and march were also revised higher, bringing this year's job gains to 1.6 million. for context, hiring is now outpacing pre-pandemic levels, just shy of 2 million jobs were added in all of 2019. now, the hiring in the month was broad based, in offices, labs, tech centers, hospitals, nursing homes, bars, restaurants, construction sites, and government offices. the jobless rate jumped 0.3 to 3.7%, the highest since october, but still in a historically low 3.4% to 3.7% range. economists say the rate rose because more americans permanently lost their jobs and more people entered the workforce. a milestone of sorts for women, the share of women age 25 to 54 in the job market hit an all-time high. two possible reasons.