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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, April 2025, seasonally adjusted
State Job openings rate Job openings level (in thousands)

Total U.S.

4.4 7,391

Alabama

4.9 113

Alaska

5.6 20

Arizona

4.5 153

Arkansas

4.8 70

California

3.8 707

Colorado

4.7 148

Connecticut

4.4 80

Delaware

4.6 24

District of Columbia

3.8 30

Florida

3.7 386

Georgia

4.9 257

Hawaii

3.8 26

Idaho

5.3 49

Illinois

4.3 277

Indiana

4.2 142

Iowa

4.1 69

Kansas

5.1 79

Kentucky

4.6 100

Louisiana

5.4 113

Maine

4.8 33

Maryland

4.9 146

Massachusetts

4.6 179

Michigan

4.5 215

Minnesota

5.6 182

Mississippi

4.9 62

Missouri

4.6 144

Montana

5.2 29

Nebraska

4.2 47

Nevada

4.1 68

New Hampshire

4.7 35

New Jersey

4.9 226

New Mexico

5.1 48

New York

4.8 500

North Carolina

5.7 309

North Dakota

4.7 22

Ohio

4.6 273

Oklahoma

5.6 106

Oregon

4.4 92

Pennsylvania

4.5 296

Rhode Island

5.3 29

South Carolina

4.9 123

South Dakota

4.2 21

Tennessee

4.7 167

Texas

4.0 596

Utah

4.4 81

Vermont

5.1 17

Virginia

4.5 199

Washington

3.0 112

West Virginia

6.0 46

Wisconsin

4.1 130

Wyoming

5.1 16