July's gain was revised up slightly to 212,000 from an earlier estimate of 209,000, though June's gain was revised down to 267,000 from an earlier estimate of 298,000.
June's gain was revised upward by 5,000 jobs, and May's by 13,000.
The amount spent on homes, hotels and highways increased 0.3percentt from the previous month after the October gain was revised up to 1percentthethe Commerce Department said.
Leading indicators surged 1.1percentt in July, but June's three-tenths of 1percentt gain was revised to show a four-tenths of 1percentt drop.
[C2.] Construction Spending Climbs 0.3% The amount spent on home, hotel and highway construction increased 0.3percentt in November from the previous month after the October gain was revised up to 1percentthethe Commerce Department said.
October's job gains were revised from an increase of 142,000 to 135,000 (the original number was 161,000), and November's figure was revised up from 178,000 to 204,000 jobs added.
The prior two months' job gains were revised up 35,000, with October's gains now registered at 298,000, the strongest month so far this year.
On Friday, it said that September's gains were revised up from 18,000 additions to 38,000, while October's gains were revised down from 261,000 jobs added to 244,000.
February and March job gains were revised down, with the US economy now estimated to have added 19,000 jobs fewer than originally thought.
The number of people who missed work because of the weather jumped by more than 200,000, double the typical figure for December.Moreover, payroll gains were revised up in November, to 241,000 (from 203,000) suggesting that some of December's hiring may have been pulled forward.
