Tennessee Lost More Than 56K Jobs In January
Tennessee’s Non-Farm Monthly Employment Went Down 56,800 In January, According To The Tennessee Labor Market Report.
Read moreTennessee’s Non-Farm Monthly Employment Went Down 56,800 In January, According To The Tennessee Labor Market Report.
Read moreNinety-Three Of The 95 Counties In Tennessee Had Unemployment Rates Rise In January.
Read moreTennessee Unemployment Benefits Will Soon Be Rising To A Maximum $325 Per Week While Standard Eligibility Will Move From 26 To 12 Weeks.
Read moreTennessee’s Unemployment Rate Rose Slightly Above A Record Low In September, Rising To 3.2% After Spending July And August At 3.1%.
Read moreTennessee Added 75,000 Jobs Over The Past Year, According To The State’s Most Recent Employment Report. The Largest Number Of Those Jobs Came In The Education And Health Services Category With Leisure And Hospitality Ranking Second And Government Jobs Ranking Third.
Read moreThe Unemployment Rate Dropped In All Of Tennessee’s 95 Counties In April And Each County Now Has An Unemployment Rate Below 5%.
Read moreTennessee’s Unemployment Rate Has Dropped To 3.3%, The Second Straight Month The Rate Has Dropped.
Read moreSlightly More Than $1 Out Of Every $5 Distributed In Unemployment Insurance Payments During The Pandemic Could Have Been Improper, Mostly Fraud.
Read moreA U.S. Government Report Released Monday Estimates That There Could Have Been More Than $60 Billion In Unemployment Insurance Fraud During The Pandemic.
Read moreNewly Released Federal Data Show The Economy Created More Jobs Than Expected But Unemployment Rose In October.
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