Local Area Unemployment Rates*(%)

New York State Labor Department Releases Preliminary April 2022 Area Unemployment Rates

The New York State Department of Labor has released the preliminary local area unemployment rates for April this year.
March 2021 and March 2022

State Labor Department Releases Preliminary March 2022 Area Unemployment Rates

The New York State Department of Labor today released preliminary local area unemployment rates for March 2022.
Over-the-Month % Change in Total Nonfarm & Private Sector Jobs, February – March 2022

New York State Economy Added 27,500 Private Sector Jobs in March 2022

The number of private sector jobs in New York State grew by 0.3 percent in March.
Local Area Unemployment Rates*(%)

New York State Labor Department Releases Preliminary February 2022 Area Unemployment Rates

The New York State Department of Labor has released the preliminary local area unemployment rates for February 2022.
Over-the-Month % Change in Total Nonfarm & Private Sector Jobs, January – February 2022

New York State Economy Added 39,800 Private Sector Jobs in February 2022

The number of private sector jobs in New York State grew by 0.5% in February. According to preliminary seasonally adjusted figures released today by the New York State Department of Labor, the number of private sector jobs in New York State increased over the month by 39,800, or 0.5%, to 7,888,300 in February 2022.
Local Area Unemployment Rates*(%)

New York State Labor Department Releases Preliminary January 2022 Area Unemployment Rates

The New York State Department of Labor has released preliminary local area unemployment rates for January 2022.
Over-the-Month % Change in Total Nonfarm & Private Sector Jobs, December – January 2022

New York State Economy Added 20,600 Private Sector Jobs in January 2022

The number of private sector jobs in New York State grew by 0.3% in January.
Local Area Unemployment Rates*(%)  December 2020 and December 2021 (Not seasonally adjusted)

New York State Labor Department Releases Preliminary December 2021 Area Unemployment Rates

The unemployment rates in December 2021 were lower in every New York State county compared to a year ago.
Pres. Joe Biden to End Enhanced Weekly $300 Unemployment Benefits for 7.5 Million Americans

Pres. Joe Biden to End Enhanced Weekly $300 Unemployment Benefits for 7.5 Million Americans

The administration of President Joe Biden will not be extending the enhanced weekly $300 unemployment benefits that are scheduled to expire on September 6.
Hit with Unemployment? Here Are 5 Significant Ways to Earn Money amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

5 Significant Ways to Earn Money Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many have lost their jobs and face roadblocks they never experienced in the past year. Here are five significant ways for you to earn money.
Unemployment, stimulus

Weekly Unemployment Claims Soar as Fiscal Stimulus Fades

First-time-filers for unemployment benefit claims slightly increased than expected last week as the labor department struggled to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
Donald Trump

Trump is Eyeing to Suspend Certain Overseas Work Visas

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is working on an executive order that will suspend the issuance of certain overseas work visas.

45% of COVID-19 Patients in Virginia are Latinos

Latinos in Virginia are severely hit by COVID-19 and part of the reason is their lack of insurance and their roles as frontliners.

Amazon Gave Thousands of Jobs Across the Country Amid The Pandemic

Read on to find out about Amazon’s contribution to the employment rate in Seattle and across the country.

The Economic Side Effects of The Pandemic and The US Debt

Did you know that The United States owes billions of dollars to a Latin American country? Read on to find out which country it is.
Because of the pandemic, Texans have landed in the sporadic health care safety net of the state, where advocates are claiming they could be removed from mental and physical health services as they encounter the economic tension of a public health crisis.

What's Next After The Pandemic? The Jobless Slip through the Health Care Safety Net of Texas

As the country combats the pandemic, millions are struggling with their employment status. There are currently more than a million people in Texas who are struggling with health care over the loss of the employment-based-insurance coverage. Many are awaiting the reopening to find jobs and regain their financial losses. Businesses are hopeful as they slowly open their doors to the public.
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