"Georgia's unemployment rate dropped last month to 4.5%, about a percent higher than last March's pre-pandemic rate of 3.6%, but much lower than last April's jobless peak of 12.5%
At the same time, the Georgia Department of Labor's website, EmployGeorgia.com, includes about 223,000 listings, over half of which advertise annual salaries higher than $40,000, said Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler.
"March is yet another month where we have seen job growth throughout the state," Butler said. "EmployGeorgia is showing triple the amount of job listings that we were seeing at the start of pandemic. Georgia has gained a vast majority of the jobs that were lost since March of last year, and we continue to remain strong in economic growth and business development.""
At the same time, the Georgia Department of Labor's website, EmployGeorgia.com, includes about 223,000 listings, over half of which advertise annual salaries higher than $40,000, said Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler.
"March is yet another month where we have seen job growth throughout the state," Butler said. "EmployGeorgia is showing triple the amount of job listings that we were seeing at the start of pandemic. Georgia has gained a vast majority of the jobs that were lost since March of last year, and we continue to remain strong in economic growth and business development.""
Georgia job growth picks up steam as strong pandemic recovery continues • Georgia Recorder
Georgia's unemployment rate is falling as the economy reopens, but some still struggle to fin work or obtain benefits.
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