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<div class="explainerText"> <p>The national unemployment rate was 4.4 percent in April 2017. New Mexico had the highest unemployment rate (6.7 percent) of any state. Alaska was the only other state with an unemployment rate above 6.0 percent (6.6 percent). The District of Columbia (DC) and three states—Alabama, Louisiana, and Kentucky—also had April unemployment rates above 5.0 percent. <br/><br/>Colorado had the lowest unemployment rate in April (2.3 percent). In addition to Colorado, four states had April unemployment rates below 3.0 percent: Hawaii, North Dakota (both 2.7 percent), New Hampshire, and South Dakota (both 2.8 percent). In total, 21 states had April rates below 4.0 percent. </p>
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<div class="explainerText"><p>The national unemployment rate fell 0.6 percentage points between April 2016 and April 2017. Texas’ 0.4 percentage-point increase in unemployment was the largest of any state. The unemployment rate also increased over the year in Delaware, Kentucky, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Tennessee. <br/><br/>Oregon, Illinois, West Virginia, and Wyoming had the largest unemployment rate declines over the past year (all -1.3 percentage points). Seven additional states saw their rates fall 1.0 percentage point or more: Colorado, Indiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Washington. All 11 of these states had April 2017 unemployment rates at or below 5.0 percent. </p>
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<div class="explainerText"><p>Total national (public and private) nonfarm payroll employment increased 1.6 percent from April 2016 to April 2017. Total employment declined 2.1 percent in Alaska and 1.4 percent in Wyoming. No other state saw employment decline more than 1.0 percent, but Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and West Virginia also lost jobs over the year. <br/><br/>The largest increase in total employment was in Nevada (3.6 percent), where employment grew across all sectors of the economy. Utah had the next-largest increase in total employment at 3.3 percent. No other state saw total employment increase more than 3 percent. </p>
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<p>Total public-sector employment increased 0.8 percent from April 2016 to April 2017. Despite the national increase, 16 states and DC saw public employment fall over the past year. The largest declines in government jobs were in Connecticut (-1.9 percent) Wyoming (-1.8 percent), and Ohio (-1.2 percent). <br/><br/>Public employment increased the most in Idaho (2.6 percent). Four additional states saw government employment increase 2.0 percent or more: South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin. </p>
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