joining us live is the senior economics advisor at the cornell ilr school.ou are also the former commissioner of the u.s. bureau of labor statistics. thank you for being here. here are the perfect person to discuss the latest jobs report. appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >> let's get to the numbers. employers added 520,000 jobs in july -- 528,000 in july. >> the expectations was for something under 300,000. which is what we were getting lately. because of the actions of the fed and because of the slowing measured output recently, people expected that we would see a slow down in hiring, which would mean fewer jobs created and even possibly a tick up in the unemployment rate. >> do we know what types of jobs were added? which industries? >> yes, we do. this jobs report is actually really interesting. it combines a survey of households with a survey of companies. from the survey of companies, we know which industries at a jobs. -- added jobs. the strongest jobs were leisure and hospitality and professional services and health care. those three areas added