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6 dni temu · Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson announced today that Georgia's September unemployment rate was 3.6 percent, unchanged from a revised 3.6 percent in August. The unemployment rate was five-tenths lower than the national unemployment rate. ... For more information on unemployment benefits, claimants should call 877.709.8185 or visit ...
- Georgia's Unemployment Rate Declines for the First Time in Over 12 ...
Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson announced today...
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- Georgia's Unemployment Rate Declines for the First Time in Over 12 ...
7 mar 2024 · Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson announced today that Georgia's January unemployment rate was 3.1, the first drop in over a year after holding at 3.2 percent for each month during 2023. The unemployment rate was six-tenths lower than the national unemployment rate.
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19 wrz 2024 · ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s unemployment rate rose for the fourth month in a row as more workers entered the workforce than could find jobs. The state’s jobless rate grew to 3.6% in August, up from 3.4% in July and also above the 3.2% rate recorded in August 2023.
22 paź 2021 · Atlanta, GA - Today, Governor Brian P. Kemp applauded Georgia's unemployment rate dropping for the seventeenth straight month to 3.2% for September, an all-time low.
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25 cze 2021 · ATLANTA - More than 165,000 Georgians will make one more claim this week for expanded unemployment benefits before the program ends on Saturday. Georgia could keep using federal funding to...
14 maj 2021 · Gov. Brian Kemp is planning to end enhanced unemployment benefits from the federal government. As of June 26, the maximum weekly benefit will be cut by $300. Georgia is one of 17 states to stop federal benefits designed to help out-of-work residents during the pandemic.
