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

Total U.S.

4.5 7,443

Alabama

5.3 123

Alaska

6.9 25

Arizona

5.2 178

Arkansas

6.9 102

California

3.0 554

Colorado

4.8 151

Connecticut

4.5 80

Delaware

4.9 25

District of Columbia

4.4 36

Florida

4.1 424

Georgia

4.9 256

Hawaii

3.9 26

Idaho

4.9 45

Illinois

4.4 285

Indiana

4.1 141

Iowa

4.4 74

Kansas

4.8 74

Kentucky

5.9 128

Louisiana

5.0 104

Maine

4.9 34

Maryland

5.1 150

Massachusetts

4.9 192

Michigan

4.8 228

Minnesota

5.9 191

Mississippi

4.6 57

Missouri

5.4 176

Montana

5.4 31

Nebraska

4.6 52

Nevada

4.4 72

New Hampshire

5.3 40

New Jersey

4.8 220

New Mexico

5.6 53

New York

4.7 492

North Carolina

5.3 279

North Dakota

5.5 26

Ohio

4.6 272

Oklahoma

5.1 96

Oregon

4.9 103

Pennsylvania

4.2 271

Rhode Island

5.5 30

South Carolina

5.1 128

South Dakota

4.9 24

Tennessee

4.8 169

Texas

3.5 525

Utah

4.7 88

Vermont

5.1 17

Virginia

5.4 244

Washington

3.9 150

West Virginia

5.6 43

Wisconsin

4.4 141

Wyoming

5.1 16