July 22, 2010
State employment changes, June 2009–June 2010
Statistically significant over-the-year employment change, by State, seasonally adjusted, June 2009–June 2010
State |
Over-the-year change in employment |
Over-the-year increases |
|
Texas |
110,200 |
Indiana |
38,200 |
North Carolina |
29,800 |
Kentucky |
26,500 |
New Hampshire |
8,900 |
Over-the-year decreases |
|
Oregon |
-15,400 |
New Mexico |
-17,800 |
Colorado |
-31,200 |
Georgia |
-56,600 |
California |
-186,100 |
These data featured in the TED article, State employment changes, June 2009–June 2010.
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