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The Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS) program produces monthly and annual employment, unemployment, and labor force data for Census regions and divisions, States, counties, metropolitan areas, and many cities, by place of residence. More »
California
5.3%(p) in Mar 2025
Connecticut
3.6%(p) in Mar 2025
Massachusetts
4.4%(p) in Mar 2025
Mississippi
3.9%(p) in Mar 2025
New Hampshire
3.1%(p) in Mar 2025
New Jersey
4.7%(p) in Mar 2025
New Mexico
4.3%(p) in Mar 2025
North Carolina
3.7%(p) in Mar 2025
North Dakota
2.6%(p) in Mar 2025
Pennsylvania
3.8%(p) in Mar 2025
Rhode Island
4.8%(p) in Mar 2025
South Carolina
4.1%(p) in Mar 2025
South Dakota
1.8%(p) in Mar 2025
Washington
4.4%(p) in Mar 2025
04/18/2025
In March, unemployment rates were higher in 3 states, lower in 1 state,
and stable in 46 states and the District of Columbia. Nonfarm payroll
employment increased in 6 states and was essentially unchanged in 44
states and the District.
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04/29/2025
Jobless rates were higher in March than a year earlier in 279 of the 387 metropolitan areas,
lower in 72, and unchanged in 36. Nonfarm payroll employment increased over the year in 23
metropolitan areas, decreased in 1, and was essentially unchanged in 363.
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03/05/2025
In 2024, annual average unemployment rates increased in 21 states and were little
changed in 29 states and the District of Columbia. Employment-population ratios
decreased in 5 states and were little changed in 45 states and the District.
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