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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, May 2024, seasonally adjusted
State Job openings rate Job openings level (in thousands)

Total U.S.

4.9 8,140

Alabama

5.3 124

Alaska

6.9 25

Arizona

4.8 164

Arkansas

5.8 84

California

3.7 686

Colorado

5.6 178

Connecticut

5.0 90

Delaware

5.8 30

District of Columbia

4.8 39

Florida

4.8 501

Georgia

5.4 283

Hawaii

4.1 27

Idaho

5.2 48

Illinois

5.3 346

Indiana

4.8 165

Iowa

4.4 75

Kansas

4.7 72

Kentucky

6.2 136

Louisiana

5.8 120

Maine

5.7 40

Maryland

6.3 184

Massachusetts

5.4 213

Michigan

4.8 226

Minnesota

5.3 169

Mississippi

5.5 70

Missouri

4.7 152

Montana

6.0 34

Nebraska

4.4 49

Nevada

4.4 73

New Hampshire

5.2 39

New Jersey

5.2 240

New Mexico

6.3 60

New York

4.6 477

North Carolina

5.4 287

North Dakota

5.3 25

Ohio

4.3 256

Oklahoma

6.0 113

Oregon

4.8 100

Pennsylvania

4.8 314

Rhode Island

5.9 32

South Carolina

6.6 167

South Dakota

4.9 24

Tennessee

4.9 173

Texas

4.6 678

Utah

4.7 86

Vermont

5.1 17

Virginia

5.7 257

Washington

4.4 167

West Virginia

6.4 49

Wisconsin

4.9 158

Wyoming

5.5 17