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Report: More jobs created, unemployment rate down in QC

More people at work in the Quad Cities and the unemployment rate is down in the region. Those are two of the major data points...

QC unemployment drops to 3.5% in October 

The Quad Cities unemployment rate decreased to 3.5% in October as jobs grew over the year in the region as well as all of...

Illinois hits 17 months of job growth despite jobless rate rise

Illinois’ statewide unemployment rate rose slightly in October even as the state marked its 17th consecutive month of job growth.  The Illinois Department of Employment...

Illinois posts historic drop in ongoing jobless claims

For the last six months, ongoing Illinois unemployment insurance claims have fallen to historically low levels, according to the Illinois Department of Employment Security...

QC unemployment declines to 3.4% in September

The unemployment rate in the Quad Cities region dropped 1% in September to 3.4% – hitting a new low for the month not seen...

Illinois’ September jobless rate steady, payroll grows

Illinois’ unemployment rate remained at 4.5% for the month of September while payroll increased by more than 14,500.  The monthly jobless rates statistics are based...

QC jobless rate drops to 3.8%, adds 7,500 jobs in August

The August jobless rate dropped to 3.8% in the Quad Cities metropolitan area compared to the same month last year. That’s thanks to a...

Illinois unemployment up slightly in August

The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) announced the statewide unemployment rate rose 0.1 percentage point to 4.5% in August while nonfarm payrolls increased...

Quad Cities unemployment rate drops to 3.8%; adds 8,600 jobs in July

The jobless rate for the Quad Cities metropolitan area dropped in July, with the region’s unemployment rate declining from 5.3% in July 2021 to...

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