June unemployment rates in the Tri-Parish area improved from a year ago, but the workforce has yet to catch up to the 2016 numbers, according to Bureau of Labor and Statistics data released by the Louisiana Workforce Commission.
Tri-Parish unemployment rates in April improved from those a year ago, but the area’s workforce continues to be be below 2016 levels.
According to a report by the Louisiana Workforce Commission on April’s job numbers:
The Tri-Parish employment pictured brightened in March with jobless rates declining, according to federal data released Friday by the Louisiana Workforce Commission.
The unemployment numbers are not adjusted for seasonal factors.
The state’s unemployment rate for March decreased to 5.7 percent. March is the 4th consecutive month with a decline in the unemployment rate. The last time the unemployment rate increased was January of 2016.
Tri-Parish unemployment rates are down in February compared to a year ago, but the work force is also down, according to Bureau of Labor and Statistics data released by the Louisiana Workforce Commission.
There were 2,936 fewer people in the Tri-Parish work force in January compared to January 2016, according to Bureau of Labor and Statistics released by the Louisiana Workforce Commission.
The Tri-Parish job picture ended on a down note at the end of year, according to not-seasonally-adjusted data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics released Friday.
Louisiana added 2,600 private-sector jobs in December while the state’s unemployment rate declined from 6.2 percent to 6.1 percent over the month, according to seasonally-adjusted data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, according to a ne
Tri-Parish unemployment rates in November declined from October rates, but remained mostly unchanged from a year ago.
The unemployment rate in Louisiana dropped to 5.9 percent in October, down from 6.7 percent in September, according to not-seasonally-adjusted data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.