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However, one detail that the naysayers pointed to was the uptick in part-time jobs and the downtick in full-time jobs.
"In the aftermath of the June employment data, I have to say that rarely has such a solid report been so maligned," said Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg. "It got no respect -- all because full-time jobs fell while part-time jobs rose."
Rosenberg argued the report confirmed that the "third act" of the economic recovery was in full swing.
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