April: 4.1% A little too much info. http://www.lsr-online.org/reports/unemployment_bulletin_april_2009
I'd move to Austin or Houston if I were you Dave, 5.8% and 6.1% respectively, and both are big on avionics/aviation.
11% here, but the real number with those who have given up on finding a job is closer to 18%. Thank God I don't live off the local economy
Definitely some better deals in this thread... But, so far it seems to be just under 10%. http://lmi2.detma.org/Lmi/News_release_state.asp My job is about 10 to 15 minute drive in traffic... I have healthcare... But, we are a little underpaid for what we do, & subject to cancellation. So far, after proving my value, things have been going alright here. Statistics mean nothing to the individual.
yeah I know. just stiring the pot. unemployment topics rarely get to page two without some mention of china/india.
Round up all Chinese people living in the USA and send them home forthwith. I'll email Obama in the morning about this idea.
if only that were true.. Ohio.com - Unemployed Amish in Indiana face spiritual dilemma Amish workers hit hard by recession - Chicago Tribune Effects of the Recession Are Causing the Amish to Loosen the Rules ... Indiana's Amish File for Unemployment Comp | RV Business
Overall, London had an unemployment rate2 of 7.2 per cent, well above the national rate, but lower than the North East, North West and West Midlands regions. The lowest rates were in the South East and South West. However, for male unemployment, four regions, together with Wales and Northern Ireland showed higher rates than London, whereas London had the highest female unemployment rate. Indeed, London is the only region with a higher unemployment rate for women than for men (7.9 per cent compared with 6.7 per cent) and there are nearly as many unemployed women as men in London (144,000 women and 150,000 men). http://www.london.gov.uk/gla/publications/factsandfigures/DMAG-update03-2009-unemployment-london.pdf Send this to grandma. But to be fair, I think the key word here is: Overall There could be a spike where your grandma lives.