Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for December have been finalized and preliminary figures for January have now been made available.

December

The unemployment rate fell to 1.3% in December. 4,100 positions were lost, but 4,400 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.

January (preliminary)

The unemployment rate increased to 2.4% in January. 8,700 positions were lost, and 1,400 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate increase. Nonfarm payrolls fell by 13,400. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which lost 4,800 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for November have been finalized and preliminary figures for December have now been made available.

November

The unemployment rate fell to 1.4% in November. 5,600 positions were added, with only 5,200 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,600. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which added 5,300 positions.

December (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 1.3% in December. 4,100 positions were lost, but 4,400 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 Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for October have been finalized and preliminary figures for November have now been made available.

October

The unemployment rate fell to 1.5% in October. 5,500 positions were added, with only 4,300 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,900. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

November (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 1.4% in November. 5,100 positions were added, with only 4,700 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,800. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which added 5,000 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for September have been finalized and preliminary figures for October have now been made available.

September

The unemployment rate fell to 1.6% in September. 7,200 positions were added, with only 600 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Government which added 6,700 positions.

October (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 1.4% in October. 5,900 positions were added, with only 4,700 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 6,400. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City 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 2.6% in August. 500 positions were added, and 1,000 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 3,600. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

September (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 1.7% in September. 6,800 positions were added, with only 400 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Government which added 6,700 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for July have been finalized and preliminary figures for August have now been made available.

July

The unemployment rate fell to 2.8% in July. 3,000 positions were added, with only 600 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 4,500. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Government which lost 4,500 positions.

August (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 2.6% in August. 1,200 positions were added, and 200 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

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Here are the details of each school district and a breakdown of the data, https://www.covidschooltracker.com/ut.

Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for June have been finalized and preliminary figures for July have now been made available.

June

The unemployment rate increased to 3.2% in June. 3,700 positions were added, but 6,200 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,700. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

July (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 2.8% in July. 3,200 positions were added, with only 900 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 4,400. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Government which lost 4,600 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for May have been finalized and preliminary figures for June have now been made available.

May

The unemployment rate fell to 2.8% in May. 9,800 positions were added, with only 9,100 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. The overall Nonfarm Payrolls figure did not change significantly. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

June (preliminary)

The unemployment rate increased to 3.2% in June. 2,600 positions were added, but 5,100 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,400. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

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Utah Motorsports Campus is hosting a "Pioneer Party" this weekend, and offering 20% off Karting sessions to anyone who mentions "Pioneer Party" to the karting staff.

The karts go 50-60 mph!! See ya on campus :)

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for April have been finalized and preliminary figures for May have now been made available.

April

The unemployment rate remained flat at 3.0% in April. 2,700 positions were added, but 2,600 workers entering the labor force balanced out the unemployment rate. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 4,700. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

May (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 2.8% in May. 8,300 positions were added, with only 7,600 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate 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 Salt Lake City 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 3.0% in March. 3,000 positions were added, and 1,800 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,200. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

April (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 2.9% in April. 1,700 positions were added, with only 1,400 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate 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 Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for February have been finalized and preliminary figures for March have now been made available.

February

The unemployment rate increased to 3.7% in February. 5,600 positions were lost, and 4,600 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 4,900. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

March (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 3.0% in March. 2,600 positions were added, and 2,100 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 4,000. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for January have been finalized and preliminary figures for February have now been made available.

January

The unemployment rate remained flat at 3.5% in January. 8,000 positions were lost, but 7,800 workers exiting the labor force balanced out the unemployment rate. Nonfarm payrolls fell by 13,200. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which lost 5,400 positions.

February (preliminary)

The unemployment rate increased to 3.6% in February. 3,900 positions were lost, and 3,200 workers left the labor force causing the unemployment rate increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,400. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for December have been finalized and preliminary figures for January have now been made available.

December

The unemployment rate fell to 3.5% in December. 7,800 positions were added, with only 3,000 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 6,800. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

January (preliminary)

The unemployment rate remained flat at 3.5% in January. 5,900 positions were lost, but 5,900 workers exiting the labor force balanced out the unemployment rate. Nonfarm payrolls fell by 11,300. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which lost 5,700 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for November have been finalized and preliminary figures for December have now been made available.

November

The unemployment rate increased to 4.2% in November. 1,000 positions were added, but 1,800 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 5,500. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which added 4,700 positions.

December (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 3.5% in December. 7,800 positions were added, with only 3,000 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 10,500. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which added 4,000 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for October have been finalized and preliminary figures for November have now been made available.

October

The unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in October. 2,100 positions were lost, but 10,500 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 9,700. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

November (preliminary)

The unemployment rate increased to 4.2% in November. 3,200 positions were added, but 4,100 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 4,300. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Trade, Transportation, and Utilities which added 4,000 positions.

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Official unemployment figures for the Salt Lake City economy were updated today. Numbers for September have been finalized and preliminary figures for October have now been made available.

September

The unemployment rate increased to 5.2% in September. 16,300 positions were added, but 20,700 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 19,000. The only individual sector with significant employment changes was Government which added 15,900 positions.

October (preliminary)

The unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in October. 2,200 positions were lost, but 10,400 workers exiting the labor force caused the unemployment rate to decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 9,300. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.

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