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State layoffs and discharges rates, seasonally adjusted

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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State layoffs and discharges rates, July 2023, seasonally adjusted
State Layoffs and discharges rate Layoffs and discharges level (in thousands)

Total U.S.

 1.0 1,555

Alabama

 1.1 23

Alaska

 1.8 6

Arizona

 0.9 30

Arkansas

 1.0 14

California

 0.9 154

Colorado

 1.1 33

Connecticut

 1.4 24

Delaware

 1.2 6

District of Columbia

 0.8 6

Florida

 0.8 75

Georgia

 1.0 50

Hawaii

 0.9 6

Idaho

 1.4 12

Illinois

 0.9 54

Indiana

 1.1 36

Iowa

 1.0 16

Kansas

 0.8 12

Kentucky

 1.0 20

Louisiana

 1.1 22

Maine

 1.4 9

Maryland

 1.1 31

Massachusetts

 1.1 41

Michigan

 1.0 45

Minnesota

 0.9 27

Mississippi

 1.5 18

Missouri

 0.8 24

Montana

 1.7 9

Nebraska

 1.0 10

Nevada

 1.2 18

New Hampshire

 1.9 13

New Jersey

 1.2 52

New Mexico

 1.3 11

New York

 1.0 101

North Carolina

 0.9 44

North Dakota

 1.1 5

Ohio

 0.9 53

Oklahoma

 1.0 18

Oregon

 1.1 23

Pennsylvania

 0.8 52

Rhode Island

 1.8 9

South Carolina

 1.3 30

South Dakota

 1.1 5

Tennessee

 1.2 39

Texas

 0.8 116

Utah

 1.3 22

Vermont

 1.6 5

Virginia

 1.2 49

Washington

 1.1 40

West Virginia

 1.3 9

Wisconsin

 0.9 27

Wyoming

 1.4 4