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                    [Title] => US job market faces hurdles even with 5.5% jobless rate
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Unemployment in the US has dropped to a seven-year low of 5.5 percent  a level normally considered the mark of a healthy job market. Yet that number isn’t as encouraging as it might sound.

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Manulife Phils. is a subsidiary of global financial giant Manulife Financial Corp. of Canada.

With the merger of Manulife Financial with John Hancock Financial Services Inc. of the US last April, the John Hancock in-force block was transferred to Manulife Philippines via an assumption reinsurance agreement in June this year.
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Unemployment in the US has dropped to a seven-year low of 5.5 percent  a level normally considered the mark of a healthy job market. Yet that number isn’t as encouraging as it might sound.

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Manulife Phils. is a subsidiary of global financial giant Manulife Financial Corp. of Canada.

With the merger of Manulife Financial with John Hancock Financial Services Inc. of the US last April, the John Hancock in-force block was transferred to Manulife Philippines via an assumption reinsurance agreement in June this year.
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