Indiana’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate for November was 5%, down from 5.5% in October.
Ball State economist suggests pandemic job loss recovery slowing
The latest national jobs report reflects that the U.S. economy is adding jobs but at a slower pace.
Unemployment rate falls in September but more people out of work from a year ago
Indiana’s jobless rate is falling as more people return to work from pandemic-related shutdowns or reduction in operations.
Indiana jobless rate shows improvement in August
Indiana’s jobless rate dropped in August as more people returned to work across numerous industries after weeks off from pandemic fueled shutdowns and scaled back operations.
Latest government jobs report shows economy on the mend but many Americans remain unemployed
The latest government jobs report shows people around the country are returning to work as the nation continues to reopen after months of shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Indiana’s jobless rate ends 2019 at 3.2%
Indiana’s unemployment rate has remained unchanged for four straight months.
November jobless rates rise in several Indiana metro areas
Jobless rates in some parts of Indiana rose in November when compared to the same month a year ago and fell in others.
Indiana’s jobless rate holding at 3.2%
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development, citing Bureau of Labor Statistics data, said the state’s jobless rate for November was 3.2%, where it has been since September.
Ball State economist suggests economy slowing despite job gains and drop in national jobless rate in September
A Ball State University economist believes the nation’s economy is slowing despite new jobs being created in September and improved job creation numbers in July and August.
U.S. economy’s performance trending better than analysts expected
Better than expected job gains in April shows the nation’s economy is continuing to expand.