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Job Growth Update

Not seasonally adjusted; figures for current month are preliminary and may be revised.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

 

Ranking of States

Job Sector:
 
 

Total Nonfarm: September 2009 over September 2008
Thousands of Jobs

State
Rank
2009
%
Change
Rank
2008
%
Change
Job
Growth
# Jobs
2009
# Jobs
2008
UNITED STATES -4.24 -0.67 -5,813.00 131,306.00 137,119.00
North Dakota 1 -0.08 2 2.47 -0.30 372.90 373.20
Alaska 2 -0.59 3 1.48 -2.00 335.10 337.10
Louisiana 3 -1.01 13 0.29 -19.50 1,908.10 1,927.60
Montana 4 -1.37 14 0.24 -6.20 445.20 451.40
South Dakota 5 -1.93 6 1.07 -8.00 407.40 415.40
Maryland 6 -2.14 29 -0.79 -55.60 2,542.10 2,597.70
New Hampshire 7 -2.35 21 -0.15 -15.30 635.40 650.70
Nebraska 8 -2.40 15 0.24 -23.20 944.80 968.00
New York 9 -2.68 7 0.78 -236.00 8,571.60 8,807.60
Arkansas 10 -2.74 18 0.00 -33.20 1,180.00 1,213.20
Texas 11 -2.76 4 1.46 -292.70 10,319.60 10,612.30
Missouri 12 -2.82 24 -0.39 -79.00 2,725.20 2,804.20
Iowa 13 -2.84 16 0.10 -43.50 1,487.40 1,530.90
New Jersey 14 -3.04 31 -0.82 -122.80 3,920.10 4,042.90
Virginia 15 -3.05 20 -0.10 -114.90 3,651.70 3,766.60
Massachusetts 16 -3.20 19 -0.04 -105.90 3,198.40 3,304.30
Oklahoma 17 -3.21 5 1.33 -51.50 1,550.60 1,602.10
Pennsylvania 18 -3.29 17 0.01 -191.30 5,627.60 5,818.90
Maine 19 -3.33 27 -0.64 -20.80 603.80 624.60
Mississippi 20 -3.49 37 -1.32 -40.00 1,105.90 1,145.90
West Virginia 21 -3.57 9 0.51 -27.40 740.80 768.20
South Carolina 22 -3.58 44 -1.89 -68.70 1,851.00 1,919.70
New Mexico 23 -3.62 10 0.49 -30.90 823.50 854.40
Hawaii 24 -3.78 46 -2.15 -23.10 588.10 611.20
Utah 25 -4.10 23 -0.36 -51.80 1,210.10 1,261.90
Tennessee 26 -4.11 41 -1.46 -114.20 2,666.30 2,780.50
Vermont 27 -4.14 25 -0.51 -12.80 296.40 309.20
Washington 28 -4.14 8 0.60 -123.40 2,855.00 2,978.40
Wyoming 29 -4.21 1 3.45 -12.90 293.20 306.10
Kansas 30 -4.28 12 0.29 -59.70 1,335.60 1,395.30
Connecticut 31 -4.29 22 -0.29 -72.90 1,626.50 1,699.40
Wisconsin 32 -4.40 34 -1.03 -126.70 2,751.30 2,878.00
Minnesota 33 -4.49 26 -0.56 -124.40 2,648.50 2,772.90
Rhode Island 34 -4.49 45 -2.10 -21.80 463.70 485.50
Delaware 35 -4.55 35 -1.05 -19.70 413.40 433.10
Indiana 36 -4.58 38 -1.34 -136.50 2,841.50 2,978.00
Kentucky 37 -4.62 36 -1.31 -85.40 1,764.80 1,850.20
Ohio 38 -4.63 39 -1.36 -249.00 5,128.90 5,377.90
Florida 39 -4.74 50 -3.62 -363.60 7,306.50 7,670.10
Colorado 40 -4.75 11 0.38 -112.10 2,249.10 2,361.20
California 41 -4.84 42 -1.71 -723.30 14,221.50 14,944.80
Alabama 42 -4.87 33 -1.03 -97.00 1,895.60 1,992.60
Illinois 43 -4.95 30 -0.81 -295.90 5,676.10 5,972.00
Idaho 44 -4.97 40 -1.42 -32.70 624.70 657.40
North Carolina 45 -5.05 28 -0.76 -209.80 3,944.60 4,154.40
Georgia 46 -5.81 43 -1.75 -237.10 3,844.40 4,081.50
Oregon 47 -6.05 32 -0.92 -104.40 1,620.40 1,724.80
Nevada 48 -6.06 47 -2.35 -76.50 1,185.40 1,261.90
Michigan 49 -7.29 49 -2.98 -304.20 3,870.40 4,174.60
Arizona 50 -7.52 48 -2.95 -195.80 2,408.30 2,604.10
 


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