The U.S. unemployment rate in July fell to 4.3%, dropping from 4.4% last month. While this is the lowest the rate has reached in over a decade, workers' pay has not shown similar improvements: average hourly wages only rose by 2.5% from last year, lower than would be expected for a period of such low unemployment. Industries that saw some of the most jobs added included restaurants, education, health care, and manufacturing.
See "Solid hiring in July cuts unemployment rate to 4.3 pct.", Christopher Rugaber, The Washington Post, August 4, 2017