 It's kind of a mixed signal, really. U.S. employers added 206,000 jobs last month, which is a little stronger than forecasters expected. But there are some signs of softening. Updated figures show employers added fewer jobs in both April and May than had been reported. Temporary help companies also cut almost 50,000 jobs last month, and that's worth keeping an eye on because temps are often the first ones let go when business slows down. Right.