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Labor Market and Economic Analysis

The Labor Market and Economic Analysis (LMEA) team is your one stop data shop comprised of state/regional economists, economic analysts, researchers, and many others who collect and analyze data about Washington's employment conditions, economy, job market and workforce. We also provide program evaluation, research and analysis in response to federal and state legislative mandates, stakeholder requests and ESD needs.

 

Monthly unemployment rates

December 2021

Washington State:
4.5% seasonally adjusted

Nationwide:
3.9% seasonally adjusted

2022 Publication dates  NEW

Labor force by county snapshot   
not seasonally adjusted  


Recently published reports  

 Labor market information

Our information includes data and analysis of Washington state's employment conditions, economy, job market and workforce. Our tools and reports use Washington state labor market information to help job seekers, employers and public officials make informed career, hiring or policy decisions.  

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Glossary

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