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The Arkansas Division of Workforce Services, in conjunction with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, announced on August 18 that Arkansas’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained stable at 2.6 percent in

The greatest annual growth occurred in leisure and hospitality, private education and health services.

The state Department of Commerce on Friday said the unemployment rate in July was 2.7%, up from a 2.6% rate that had remained the same since January.

The unemployment rate in Arkansas held steady at a record low 2.6% in July, according to the data from the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services and the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Data from the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the Arkansas unemployment rate remained stable in July.

The unemployment rate in Arkansas held steady at a record low 2.6% in July, according to the data from the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services and the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

2023 got off to a good start in terms of jobs and payroll. According to new numbers from the Research and Planning Division of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, from 1st quarter of 2022, to 1st quarter of 2023, Wyoming added more than 6,300 jobs (2.4% increase), and total payroll was

Four plants Tyson Foods Inc. plans to close -- one in Arkansas, one in Indiana and two in Missouri -- employ more than 2,800 workers between them, according to recent notices the company sent to the three states.

Columbia Countys unemployment rate is at 4.1 percent for June, up from 3.5 percent in May and 3.3 percent in April. The Arkansas Division of Workforce Services released its preliminary

Three of the four plants Tyson Foods Inc. plans to close in October — one in Arkansas and two in Missouri — employ more than 2,500 workers between them, according to recent notices sent to the states by the meat giant.