Indiana’s jobless rate falls to 6.2% in September
Indiana’s jobless rate continued showing signs of improvement as more people returned to work following weeks off from pandemic-related shutdowns and reduced operations.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Indiana’s jobless rate falls in June
A slight drop in number of people in the state’s workforce likely is the reason behind Indiana’s unemployment rate falling in June when compared to May.