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Interestingly, revisions to previous months' data suggest that actual job growth may be even weaker than the headline numbers imply. June experienced a net loss of 13,000 jobs after prior estimates were adjusted downward, hinting that the labor market's health might be more fragile than surface numbers indicate. The federal government's payroll reduction accounted for a decline of 15,000, highlighting the impact of government retrenchment on overall employment figures. Meanwhile, sectors like healthcare, which added 31,000 jobs, continue to see growth, but declines in wholesale trade and manufacturing signal underlying vulnerabilities.