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State hires rates, seasonally adjusted

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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State hires rates, May 2024, seasonally adjusted
State Hires rate Hires level (in thousands)

Total U.S.

 3.6 5,756

Alabama

 4.0 89

Alaska

 5.1 17

Arizona

 3.9 126

Arkansas

 4.4 60

California

 2.9 517

Colorado

 3.9 117

Connecticut

 3.3 57

Delaware

 4.5 22

District of Columbia

 3.0 23

Florida

 3.9 392

Georgia

 3.8 188

Hawaii

 3.1 20

Idaho

 4.7 41

Illinois

 4.0 244

Indiana

 3.7 121

Iowa

 3.4 55

Kansas

 3.7 54

Kentucky

 4.1 83

Louisiana

 4.2 83

Maine

 4.0 26

Maryland

 4.1 112

Massachusetts

 2.7 100

Michigan

 4.1 184

Minnesota

 3.5 107

Mississippi

 4.4 52

Missouri

 3.5 106

Montana

 5.1 27

Nebraska

 3.6 39

Nevada

 4.2 66

New Hampshire

 3.4 24

New Jersey

 3.3 147

New Mexico

 3.9 35

New York

 2.7 268

North Carolina

 4.0 200

North Dakota

 4.7 21

Ohio

 3.8 213

Oklahoma

 4.4 79

Oregon

 3.8 75

Pennsylvania

 2.8 174

Rhode Island

 3.9 20

South Carolina

 5.1 120

South Dakota

 4.3 20

Tennessee

 4.9 162

Texas

 3.7 527

Utah

 4.2 73

Vermont

 3.5 11

Virginia

 4.5 189

Washington

 3.3 121

West Virginia

 4.3 31

Wisconsin

 3.4 103

Wyoming

 4.8 14