A recent jobs report extended a lackluster run of labor data that stretches back to the beginning of the summer. While the unemployment rate stands at a historically low level, millions of out-of-work Americans face stiff conditions.

The Labor Department reported Tuesday that employers added 911,000 fewer jobs than originally reported from April 2024 through March. The department issues the so-called benchmark revisions every year.

The government revised its numbers from earlier in the summer and said the economy lost a net 13,000 jobs in June. It was the first such decline since December 2020.