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Unemployment Figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

April 13th, 2009 | Posted by The 60 Second Communications Team in Uncategorized No Comments »

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Here, very briefly, are some interesting statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:

National Unemployment Rates: graphonscreen

No high school diploma — 12.6%
High school diploma — 8.3%
College degree — 4.1%

Highest Unemployment by State:

Michigan — 11.6%
South Carolina –10.4%
Rhode Island — 10.3%

Lowest Unemployment by State:

Wyoming — 3.7%
North Dakota — 4.2%
Nebraska — 4.3%

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