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From June 2020 to September 2020, the difference between the number of job gains and the number of job losses yielded a net employment gain of 3.9 million jobs in the private sector. Over this period, job gains exceeded job losses in 49 states and the District of Columbia.
State | Gross job gains | Gross job losses |
---|---|---|
United States |
10,804,000 | 6,901,000 |
Alabama |
118,479 | 90,119 |
Alaska |
26,125 | 21,201 |
Arizona |
188,965 | 148,907 |
Arkansas |
72,104 | 54,052 |
California |
1,182,443 | 985,422 |
Colorado |
215,277 | 135,875 |
Connecticut |
145,865 | 66,466 |
Delaware |
36,761 | 22,666 |
District of Columbia |
38,358 | 26,824 |
Florida |
685,191 | 492,778 |
Georgia |
330,323 | 230,867 |
Hawaii |
29,478 | 51,061 |
Idaho |
52,646 | 40,628 |
Illinois |
454,452 | 265,795 |
Indiana |
206,433 | 134,481 |
Iowa |
90,872 | 67,444 |
Kansas |
85,160 | 64,265 |
Kentucky |
132,030 | 75,229 |
Louisiana |
126,510 | 101,773 |
Maine |
57,283 | 28,627 |
Maryland |
215,737 | 117,299 |
Massachusetts |
348,934 | 156,162 |
Michigan |
366,039 | 160,093 |
Minnesota |
204,520 | 123,659 |
Mississippi |
73,809 | 46,600 |
Missouri |
189,201 | 125,593 |
Montana |
36,443 | 26,800 |
Nebraska |
63,100 | 45,538 |
Nevada |
135,413 | 67,865 |
New Hampshire |
63,135 | 27,580 |
New Jersey |
485,419 | 179,780 |
New Mexico |
49,296 | 35,506 |
New York |
922,619 | 403,504 |
North Carolina |
304,808 | 199,290 |
North Dakota |
28,073 | 21,946 |
Ohio |
336,532 | 229,215 |
Oklahoma |
81,961 | 77,487 |
Oregon |
136,837 | 94,862 |
Pennsylvania |
484,981 | 236,671 |
Rhode Island |
48,603 | 19,548 |
South Carolina |
145,478 | 101,812 |
South Dakota |
29,098 | 18,890 |
Tennessee |
198,611 | 132,538 |
Texas |
720,901 | 599,452 |
Utah |
114,545 | 78,072 |
Vermont |
27,757 | 12,947 |
Virginia |
303,716 | 157,202 |
Washington |
234,423 | 164,790 |
West Virginia |
44,344 | 35,357 |
Wisconsin |
177,683 | 119,583 |
Wyoming |
20,326 | 14,628 |
For the 3 months ended in September 2020, California had both the largest number of jobs gains (1.2 million) and the largest number of job losses (985,422). Other states with a high number of jobs gained, for the 3 months ended in September 2020, included New York (922,619), Texas (720,901), and Florida (685,191).
These data are from the Business Employment Dynamics program and are seasonally adjusted. For more information, see "Business Employment Dynamics — Third Quarter 2020." Also see charts related to the latest "Business Employment Dynamics" news release.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Job gains exceeded job losses in 49 states and D.C for the quarter ended in September 2020 at https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2021/job-gains-exceeded-job-losses-in-49-states-and-d-c-for-the-quarter-ended-in-september-2020.htm (visited October 31, 2024).