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WASHINGTON | Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:08am EST (Reuters) – U.S. small businesses created 55,000 jobs in November but employees worked fewer hours and earned less money, according to a survey on Tuesday that highlighted the still weak labor market conditions.
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