(CNSNews.com) – The unemployment rates in Tennessee, Idaho and North Dakota hit historic lows this August with each state registering its lowest rate of unemployment since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking state-by-state unemployment in 1976.
“In August 2017, unemployment rates for North Dakota (2.3 percent), Idaho (2.9 percent), and Tennessee (3.3 percent) were at their lowest levels since the state unemployment data series began in January 1976,” BLS said in an analysis released Thursday.
“Among states, North Dakota had the lowest unemployment rate, followed by Colorado (2.4 percent), Hawaii (2.6 percent), and New Hampshire (2.7 percent),” said BLS. “Alaska had the highest unemployment rate, at 7.2 percent.” MORE HERE
What are states not controlled by the left?
Well!
Finally the Obama economic policies finally kicked in.
Now we just have to look at that pesky 20 TRILLION dollar deficit.
TN. Maybe. The other states are too cold for me. I can’t just work July to September.
They should all write Jerry Brown a thank you letter for chasing all the Cali businesses their way.
NoDak has had around that unemployment rate for 10 years now or so. A 2.3 unemployment rate registers as basically zero; meaning that anyone who wants to work can find a job.