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By NBC News staff and wire reports
Companies displaced more work from staff in the spring than first thought, what this setting could remain means later in the year in the doldrums.

The Labor Department reported Wednesday non-agricultural business productivity rose at an annual rate of 2.2 percent in the second quarter from a first estimate of 1.6 percent. Productivity slipped in the first quarter to 0.5 percent pace.

Rising productivity can increase corporate profits. It can slow down even jobs if it means that companies become more and more of its current employees and need to add any employees.

Yet there how much companies from their staff can squeeze limits. If this happens, productivity slows down, companies must typically rent to keep more workers with the demand.

One of the reasons productivity is improved in the second quarter slowed the setting, only 75,000 jobs a month from April to June. This is down from an average 226.000 per month in the first quarter.

U.S. employers added 163,000 jobs in July, the best month in five months to hire. The unemployment rate slightly up to 8.3 percent. Setting probably speed up from this level will not except again attracts growth or productivity slows down, economists say.

The Government will publish August employment report on Friday. Economists forecast that 135,000 jobs the economy last month added to, and the unemployment rate of 8.3 percent remained.

The Federal Reserve closely follows changes in productivity and labor costs to ensure that inflationary pressures are not always out of control.

Last year, the productivity has increased 1.2 percent. This is far below the average productivity growth of 3 per cent in 2009 and 2010 resulted. These gains were a result of massive redundancies slashed costs in the face of falling demand during the recession as companies.

Economists said typical productivity during and after a recession. Companies tend to shed workers in the face of falling demand and to increase output from a smaller workforce. When the economy starts to grow, demand should increase and finally, companies add workers, if they want to keep.

Reuters and associated press contributed to this report.