Information Employment Pct. Change in April 2013
 
Stats IN
RankStateFips CodePct. Change
1Utah4900010.4%
2Georgia130005.4%
3Montana300004.4%
4Minnesota270004.1%
5Massachusetts250003.5%
6Kansas200003.2%
7North Carolina370002.9%
8California060002.6%
9New Mexico350002.2%
9Vermont500002.2%
11Delaware100001.8%
12Arizona040001.6%
12Nevada320001.6%
14Maine230001.3%
15South Carolina450001.2%
16Texas480000.7%
17Florida120000.3%
18Idaho160000.0%
18Oregon410000.0%
18Washington530000.0%
21Pennsylvania42000-0.1%
22New York36000-0.4%
23Illinois17000-0.7%
24Connecticut09000-1.0%
25West Virginia54000-1.1%
26Hawaii15000-1.2%
26Nebraska31000-1.2%
26Ohio39000-1.2%
29Virginia51000-1.3%
30Colorado08000-1.4%
30North Dakota38000-1.4%
32Wisconsin55000-1.5%
33Mississippi28000-1.6%
34New Hampshire33000-1.7%
34New Jersey34000-1.7%
36Missouri29000-2.2%
37Indiana18000-2.5%
38Wyoming56000-2.6%
39Arkansas05000-2.8%
39Maryland24000-2.8%
39Michigan26000-2.8%
42Louisiana22000-2.9%
43Tennessee47000-3.0%
44Alaska02000-3.2%
44South Dakota46000-3.2%
46District of Columbia11000-3.5%
47Iowa19000-3.7%
48Oklahoma40000-4.8%
49Rhode Island44000-5.2%
50Kentucky21000-6.0%
51Alabama01000-6.6%
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Employment Survey (NAICS)

States IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Updated: May 17, 2013 at 12:08