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Utah added an estimated 54,200 new jobs in the past 12 months, a 3.2% year-over-year increase, and the unemployment rate was 2.4.%.

In mid-June, the Department of Workforce Services (DWS) released Utah's Employment Summary for May 2023. The data shows that there was an estimated increase of 2.9% across the past 12 months, with the economy adding a cumulative 48,900 jobs since May of 2022. The current job count for Utah stands at 1,727,100. With the seasonally-adjusted

Utah County’s unemployment stayed steady through April at 2.3%, according to the newest available data released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services. The state of Utah, as a whole, also remained at 2.3% unemployment. The state evaluates unemployment through multiple measures including by county, by metropolitan area and by industry. From April into May, […]

Utah’s unemployment rate has stayed at a low 2.3% (compared to 3.7% nationally), while 48,900 jobs have been added to the economy since May 2022.

Spring not only brings warmer temperatures and vibrant colors to Utahs landscape but it also breathes life into the states economy.

The Department of Workforce Services (DWS) released Utah's employment summary for the month of April last week. To start, it was reported that the non-farm payroll employment for April increased an estimated 2.6% across the past year. The state's economy has also added a cumulative 43,500 jobs since this time last year. With this information,

Utah’s nonfarm payroll employment for April 2023 increased an estimated 2.6%. The unemployment rate sat at 2.4%, among the lowest rates in the U.S.

Utah's unemployment rate dropped a tenth of a percent in April 2023 to 2.3%, meaning around 41,300 Utahns are unemployed, according to the state's Department of Workforce Services.

A Utah Department of Workforce Services report says the Beehive States economy is in good shape as the door closes on spring and opens into the summer months ahead.

New economic data shows more Utah teenagers make up more of the workforce than any state in the nation and are more likely to join the workforce than any state but Wisconsin.