October to the highest in four years as the hiring rate for unemployed workers slowed and the rate of layoffs and other job ...

The unemployment rate in Massachusetts climbed once again in May, widening the gap between the state and the nation as a whole following a year of nearly flat job growth in the Bay State. New labor ...

While the Massachusetts unemployment rate has remained relatively stable at close to 5 percent since 2004, falling unemployment rates across the country may mean that job-bound students could find ...

The unemployment rate in Massachusetts has been rising this year. It's now 4.8 percent, half a point higher than the national average. And many of those out of work say they've experienced long delays ...

For the third consecutive month, Massachusetts’ unemployment rate held steady in July while remaining higher than the nation as a whole. Last month, the state’s unemployment rate sat at 4.8%, 0.6 ...

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The state’s unemployment rate rose for a fifth consecutive month in May to its highest level in nearly four years, as the number of new job-seekers continued to swell while hiring slowed. The jobless ...

It’s been a tough month for Texas workers. Thousands of employees have been notified of facility closures, contract ends or ...