Good Morning Everyone! I hope everyone is doing well and I hope everyone has a fablous Thanksgiving. However, today is the last day of operation for a single Sears & Kmart Store within in the State of New York
Link to the List: https://www.sb360.com/select-projects/events/sears-list/
Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oApXs-4mb6M
Official unemployment figures for the New York-White Plains-Wayne economy were updated today. Numbers for August have been finalized and preliminary figures for September have now been made available.
August
The unemployment rate fell to 8.4% in August. 12,200 positions were lost, but 44,700 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
September (preliminary)
The unemployment rate fell to 7.6% in September. 5,300 positions were lost, but 64,000 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
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Link to the closing job: https://twitter.com/SearsJobs/status/1438554464932225043
Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR1U-lxdaNI
Official unemployment figures for the New York-White Plains-Wayne economy were updated today. Numbers for July have been finalized and preliminary figures for August have now been made available.
July
The unemployment rate remained flat at 8.8% in July. 18,100 positions were lost, but 21,700 workers exiting the labor force balanced out the unemployment rate. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
August (preliminary)
The unemployment rate fell to 8.3% in August. 11,300 positions were lost, but 46,600 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
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Official unemployment figures for the New York-White Plains-Wayne economy were updated today. Numbers for April have been finalized and preliminary figures for May have now been made available.
April
The unemployment rate fell to 9.0% in April. 4,200 positions were lost, but 49,000 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 56,700. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
May (preliminary)
The unemployment rate fell to 8.3% in May. 52,300 positions were lost, but 109,900 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 65,400. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Leisure and Hospitality which added 34,100 positions.
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Official unemployment figures for the New York-White Plains-Wayne economy were updated today. Numbers for March have been finalized and preliminary figures for April have now been made available.
March
The unemployment rate fell to 9.6% in March. 302,900 positions were added, with only 236,300 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 64,100. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
April (preliminary)
The unemployment rate fell to 9.1% in April. 3,000 positions were lost, but 40,300 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 63,200. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Leisure and Hospitality which added 33,200 positions.
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Official unemployment figures for the New York-White Plains-Wayne economy were updated today. Numbers for January have been finalized and preliminary figures for February have now been made available.
January
The unemployment rate increased to 10.7% in January. 79,600 positions were lost, and 21300 workers entered the labor force causing the unemployment rate increase. Nonfarm payrolls fell by 169,000. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which lost 44,000 positions.
February (preliminary)
The unemployment rate increased to 10.8% in February. 39,000 positions were added, but 55,600 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 43,900. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
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