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The unemployment rate fell to 7.8% in the third quarter from 8% in the second quarter, the Central Bureau of Statistics reported today. The number of salaried Israeli employees rose to 2.78 million in the third quarter from 2.76 million in the preceding...
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Fayette County had the lowest unemployment rate at 7.8 percent, followed by Calloway (8 percent), Boyd (8.4 percent), and Jessamine, Madison, Oldham, Rowan and Scott (8.8 percent each). The highest unemployment rate was in Magoffin County (21.7 percent),...
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T he Boston-Cambridge-Quincy area added the most jobs last month, with the 11,200 added jobs in the area far surpassing additions in any other region of the state; the area also recorded a full-point drop in its unadjusted unemployment rate to 7.4 percent,...
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Unemployment rates in most Northeast Ohio counties in October were substantially below the statewide jobless rate of 10.5%, according to figures released this morning by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Geauga County, at 6.7%, had the lowest...
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Heading into the crucial holiday shopping season, the U.S. economy is growing modestly, with consumers too wary about unemployment and their finances to invigorate the recovery. That's the picture that emerged Tuesday from reports on the economy and the...
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Unemployment remained steady in the State of Indiana in October while showing marginal local fluctuations both up and down in Northwest Indiana. According to a statement released on Friday by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD), the...
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Oklahoma's unemployment rate climbed to 7.1 percent in October, the state's highest rate in more than 20 years, officials reported. Oklahoma's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased from 6.8 percent in August and September, the Oklahoma Employment...
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Iowa’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose slightly to 6.7 percent in October from a revised September rate of 6.6 percent. The statewide jobless rate was reported at 4.3 percent in October of 2008. Iowa’s unemployment rate continues to compare...
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The move comes as recognition that the 10.2 percent jobless rate – which is expected to rise and remain in double-digits for much of 2010 -- has altered the political landscape for an immigration bill. “Each bill is reflective of a time. And with unemployment...
Tags: Luis Gutiérrez, illegal immigration, immigration bills, unemployment rate, Senate, tough economic, Columbia
Ore. — Oregon’s unemployment rate has been falling, but that could be partly because some people can’t find a job. The basis for that jarring idea emerged earlier this year as the state’s unemployment rate rose dramatically, much faster than the national...
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