Unemployment rates climbed year-over-year in all 77 Oklahoma counties in June, according to state labor data. Hughes County posted the state’s highest county unemployment rate at 7.1 percent, followed by Love County with the second-highest rate for the month. Dewey County reported the lowest rate in the state at 2.8 percent, according to the latest report from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
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LeFlore County unemployment rises in April
LeFlore County’s unemployment rate climbed to 4.2 percent in April, up from 3.0 percent a year earlier, as joblessness rose statewide, according to the latest report from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Unemployment rates rise in Oklahoma
Unemployment rates were higher in 73 counties in Oklahoma in September, lower in three counties and stayed the same in one county in the latest report by the Oklahoma Employment … Read more
Unemployment rates drop in LeFlore County
Unemployment rates were higher in 33 counties, lower in 27 counties and unchanged in 17 counties in the August report from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. Current unemployment rates in … Read more
Unemployment rates drop in June
Unemployment rates dropped in 61 counties from the previous year, were higher in 12 and stayed the same in the June report by the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. Love County … Read more