unemployment rate

In the newest August data, there were over 21,000 unemployment insurance claims — the highest it's been in three months.

The unemployment rate for July stands at 4 percent — slightly better than the national average which is at 4.3 percent.

Just about every employment metric headed in a positive direction in February.

In raw numbers, more people found jobs in January and fewer people seeking jobs said they couldn’t find one.

Data shows the Monroe County labor force dropped from 69,281 in October to 69,134 in November.

Indiana’s unemployment rate for September was 4 percent, dropping very slightly from the month before.

Indiana’s unemployment rate remained unchanged between June and July, standing at 4.1 percent, but some areas are seeing job recovery faster than others.