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Aug-24-2010
Quick Stats
Unemployment Rates
Seasonally Adjusted
Jul 2010Jun 2010Jul 2009
Oregon10.6%10.5%11.4%
United States9.5%9.5%9.4%
Local Area RatesLatest Monthly Press Release
 
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Oregon Job Growth
Nonfarm Payroll Employment, in Thousands
Seasonally Adjusted
   Change From
Jul 2010Jun 2010Jul 2009Jun 2010Jul 2009
Total1,597.01,600.01,607.6-3.0-10.6
Construction69.165.673.43.5-4.3
Manufacturing162.8162.3164.70.5-1.9
Trade, Transport and Utilities311.1311.0310.90.10.2
Financial Activities92.293.194.9-0.9-2.7
Professional and Business Services175.7175.0178.40.7-2.7
Educational and Health Services220.9223.5224.2-2.6-3.3
Leisure and Hospitality165.1164.8162.40.32.7
Other Services56.556.457.70.1-1.2
Government302.2307.4301.2-5.21.0
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Analysis of the employment and unemployment data for July 2010.
Aug-24-2010
People with bachelor’s degrees earn higher wages and have a lower unemployment rate.
Aug-24-2010
Identified manufacturers of green products have grown in the past five years.
Aug-24-2010
Diesel Engine Mechanics Maintain and Repair Economic Engine Mechanics keep Oregon’s fleet of diesel trucks, buses and other machines moving.
Aug-24-2010
Union membership in Oregon is above the national rate, accounting for 17 percent of the state’s workforce in 2009.
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One-third of Clark County’s resident workforce travels to Oregon for their jobs.
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Oregon average weekly hours are on the increase – a sign of job gains to come.
Aug-24-2010
The Harris family found opportunity in the Oregon territory in the 19th century.
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