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State quits rates, seasonally adjusted

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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State quits rates, May 2022, seasonally adjusted
State Quits rate Quits level (in thousands)

Total U.S.

 2.8 4,270

Alabama

 2.9 60

Alaska

 4.8 15

Arizona

 3.2 99

Arkansas

 3.2 42

California

 2.7 472

Colorado

 3.2 90

Connecticut

 2.2 36

Delaware

 3.1 14

District of Columbia

 2.0 15

Florida

 4.0 373

Georgia

 3.7 178

Hawaii

 2.5 15

Idaho

 3.7 30

Illinois

 2.5 151

Indiana

 3.1 100

Iowa

 2.9 45

Kansas

 2.5 35

Kentucky

 3.5 67

Louisiana

 3.1 60

Maine

 2.4 15

Maryland

 2.6 71

Massachusetts

 2.0 72

Michigan

 2.8 121

Minnesota

 2.4 70

Mississippi

 3.4 39

Missouri

 3.3 95

Montana

 3.8 19

Nebraska

 2.7 28

Nevada

 2.8 41

New Hampshire

 3.1 21

New Jersey

 1.8 76

New Mexico

 2.8 24

New York

 1.9 180

North Carolina

 3.3 156

North Dakota

 3.1 13

Ohio

 2.4 134

Oklahoma

 2.9 48

Oregon

 2.8 54

Pennsylvania

 2.7 158

Rhode Island

 2.2 11

South Carolina

 3.7 81

South Dakota

 2.9 13

Tennessee

 3.2 104

Texas

 2.8 380

Utah

 2.9 48

Vermont

 2.7 8

Virginia

 2.7 108

Washington

 2.4 84

West Virginia

 3.1 22

Wisconsin

 2.4 70

Wyoming

 3.9 11