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State job openings rates, seasonally adjusted

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
State job openings rates, June 2025, seasonally adjusted
State Job openings rate Job openings level (in thousands)

Total U.S.

4.4 7,437

Alabama

4.9 115

Alaska

5.0 18

Arizona

4.4 149

Arkansas

5.3 78

California

3.8 702

Colorado

4.4 136

Connecticut

4.3 77

Delaware

4.5 23

District of Columbia

4.3 34

Florida

4.5 474

Georgia

5.4 286

Hawaii

3.8 26

Idaho

4.6 43

Illinois

4.4 282

Indiana

3.9 135

Iowa

4.0 66

Kansas

4.4 68

Kentucky

4.8 105

Louisiana

4.9 104

Maine

5.6 39

Maryland

4.8 142

Massachusetts

4.7 183

Michigan

4.0 188

Minnesota

4.9 157

Mississippi

5.1 64

Missouri

4.3 137

Montana

5.4 30

Nebraska

4.0 45

Nevada

4.1 67

New Hampshire

5.1 38

New Jersey

4.5 205

New Mexico

5.1 49

New York

5.0 522

North Carolina

5.6 301

North Dakota

4.4 21

Ohio

4.5 269

Oklahoma

5.4 102

Oregon

4.3 91

Pennsylvania

3.9 251

Rhode Island

5.0 27

South Carolina

5.6 143

South Dakota

3.9 19

Tennessee

5.1 183

Texas

3.9 575

Utah

4.2 77

Vermont

5.1 17

Virginia

5.4 246

Washington

3.7 142

West Virginia

6.0 46

Wisconsin

4.1 129

Wyoming

4.8 15