|
State |
Administration Projection of Change in Jobs Through December 2010 |
Actual Change in Jobs Through August 2010 |
|
Alabama |
+52,000 |
-47,300 |
|
Alaska |
+8,000 |
-3,900 |
|
Arizona |
+70,000 |
-90,500 |
|
Arkansas |
+31,000 |
-17,300 |
|
California |
+396,000 |
-573,000 |
|
Colorado |
+59,000 |
-95,200 |
|
Connecticut |
+41,000 |
-39,500 |
|
Delaware |
+11,000 |
-6,000 |
|
District of Columbia |
+12,000 |
+1,800 |
|
Florida |
+206,000 |
-156,800 |
|
Georgia |
+106,000 |
-132,900 |
|
Hawaii |
+15,000 |
-14,100 |
|
Idaho |
+17,000 |
-18,500 |
|
Illinois |
+148,000 |
-177,000 |
|
Indiana |
+75,000 |
-34,100 |
|
Iowa |
+37,000 |
-27,100 |
|
Kansas |
+33,000 |
-31,200 |
|
Kentucky |
+48,000 |
-17,700 |
|
Louisiana |
+50,000 |
-20,000 |
|
Maine |
+15,000 |
-13,000 |
|
Maryland |
+66,000 |
-21,300 |
|
Massachusetts |
+79,000 |
-17,100 |
|
Michigan |
+109,000 |
-115,800 |
|
Minnesota |
+66,000 |
-34,800 |
|
Mississippi |
+30,000 |
-30,800 |
|
Missouri |
+69,000 |
-52,800 |
|
Montana |
+11,000 |
-7,500 |
|
Nebraska |
+23,000 |
-8,200 |
|
Nevada |
+34,000 |
-69,700 |
|
New Hampshire |
+16,000 |
-3,300 |
|
New Jersey |
+100,000 |
-89,500 |
|
New Mexico |
+22,000 |
-25,900 |
|
New York |
+215,000 |
-125,200 |
|
North Carolina |
+105,000 |
-71,100 |
|
North Dakota |
+8,000 |
+5,500 |
|
Ohio |
+133,000 |
-149,200 |
|
Oklahoma |
+40,000 |
-22,900 |
|
Oregon |
+44,000 |
-47,200 |
|
Pennsylvania |
+143,000 |
-97,600 |
|
Rhode Island |
+12,000 |
-14,600 |
|
South Carolina |
+50,000 |
-22,500 |
|
South Dakota |
+10,000 |
-1,300 |
|
Tennessee |
+70,000 |
-66,900 |
|
Texas |
+269,000 |
-99,100 |
|
Utah |
+32,000 |
-11,300 |
|
Vermont |
+8,000 |
-7,400 |
|
Virginia |
+93,000 |
-40,600 |
|
Washington |
+75,000 |
-80,300 |
|
West Virginia |
+20,000 |
-10,900 |
|
Wisconsin |
+70,000 |
-77,700 |
|
Wyoming |
+8,000 |
-9,900 |
Source: Administration February 13, 2009 projection and actual U.S. Department of Labor data.
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