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, 48 states and the District of Columbia posted an increase in their unemployment rate on a month-to-month basis in May 2009, the most recent month available. Nationally, unemployment hit 9.4 percent in May.Click ahead to see where your state ranks. Updated June 19, 2009 |
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Unemployment rate: 10.7 percent |
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Photo: wan · der · lust Unemployment rate: 10.7 percent |
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Unemployment rate: 10.8 |
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Photo: Jim Frazier Unemployment rate: 11.1 percent |
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Photo: John Barreiros Unemployment rate: 11.3 percent |
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Photo: Greg Wolf1 Unemployment rate: 11.5 percent |
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Photo: simoneladybug Unemployment rate: 12.1 percent |
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Photo: Nathan Harper Unemployment rate: 12.1 percent |
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Photo: Mick McGee Unemployment rate: 12.4 percent |
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Photo: kiddharma Unemployment rate: 14.1 percent»Replay Slideshow»Slideshow: Highest State Foreclosure Rates»Special Report: Your Job, Your Life |
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