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March 2018 Unemployment and Jobs Press Release 
April 20, 2018 |
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| "The Vermont economy continues on its recent trajectory of modest job growth and low unemployment. The current March numbers hint at the annual transition from winter to summer business activities with leisure and hospitality industries starting to report some seasonal job declines. It is expected this trend will continue into next month's data due to late snow fall. Summer businesses are ramping up hiring activities. If you are currently seeking employment, considering re-entering the labor market or looking to advance your career visit one of the 12 Career Resource Centers throughout the state. Staff at our Centers can help connect you with companies seeking talent and provide opportunities to further your skills in order to be more competitive in today's economy." |
Lindsay Kurrle
Commissioner of the Vermont Department of Labor |
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What's new? |
Unemployment Weekly Report - April 18, 2018
Find the latest information on claims, unemployment insurance statistics
and unemployment rates for New England states and the U.S. This and more UI reports
are at Publications.
Apr-18-2018Vermont's per capita personal income increased to $51,114 and a ranking of 19 in 2017.
Charts and data available at Wages & Income.
Apr-02-2018A monthly series on labor market & business activity, state tax revenues, travel & tourism,
rooms & meals business receipts and seasonal indicators. View the
latest issue . Past issues available at Publications
Apr-2-2018Per Capita Personal Income for 2016 is available for counties, metroploitian and micropolitan areas
from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Go to Wages and Income.
Nov-27-2017A report on the Vermont Unemployment Insurance Program showing trust fund, benefit, wage information and more.
This and more UI reports are at Publications.
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