Kansas unemployment hits 7.7 percent in July
Kansas unemployment rose to 7.7 percent in July marking the seventh straight month of year over year job losses though the pace slowed from prior months. The Wichita metro reached 9.9 percent as aviation layoffs took a toll while construction and financial services added jobs.
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17 States See Drop in Unemployment in July Labor report
The Labor Department notes July jobless rates fell in 17 states due to an auto industry rebound and stimulus funds. New York added 62,100 jobs, Michigan rose 38,100 as Cash for Clunkers boosted demand. Fifteen states plus DC exceed 10 percent unemployment. overall outlook remains uncertain.
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