States With the Highest Unemployment Rates
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Careers | Employment
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According to a report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 29 states and the District of Columbia posted an increase in unemployment rates on a month-to-month basis in October 2009, the most recent month available. Thirteen states reported declines. Nationally, unemployment rose to 10.2 percent in October.Click ahead to see where your state may rank. Updated Nov. 20, 2009 |
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Photo: Doug Siefken Unemployment rate: 11.0 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: Jim Frazier Unemployment rate: 11.0 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: Mr. Thomas via Flickr Unemployment Rate: 11.2 percent» Read the Story |
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Photo: w. marsh Unemployment rate: 11.2 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: Mick McGee Unemployment rate: 11.3 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: wan · der · lust Unemployment rate: 11.9 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: Nathan Harper Unemployment rate: 12.1 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: Greg Wolf1 Unemployment rate: 12.5 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: simoneladybug Unemployment rate: 12.9 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: John Barreiros Unemployment rate: 13.0 percent » Read the Story |
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Photo: kiddharma Unemployment rate: 15.1 percent» Read the Story |
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