Unemployment continued to gnaw at some of the most economically troubled regions of the US.
States with statistically significant employment changes from August 2011 to September 2011, seasonally adjusted --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | August | September | Over-the-month State | 2011 | 2011(p) | change(p) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arizona.......................| 2,407,500 | 2,417,900 | 10,400 District of Columbia..........| 701,800 | 713,300 | 11,500 Florida.......................| 7,230,600 | 7,253,900 | 23,300 Hawaii........................| 589,600 | 595,900 | 6,300 Louisiana.....................| 1,913,400 | 1,927,500 | 14,100 Maine.........................| 594,900 | 597,900 | 3,000 Michigan......................| 3,938,000 | 3,923,800 | -14,200 Mississippi...................| 1,089,100 | 1,096,400 | 7,300 New Hampshire.................| 632,900 | 627,500 | -5,400 New Jersey....................| 3,871,200 | 3,860,100 | -11,100 | | | New Mexico....................| 807,100 | 801,400 | -5,700 North Carolina................| 3,885,400 | 3,863,200 | -22,200 Ohio..........................| 5,118,700 | 5,097,100 | -21,600 Pennsylvania..................| 5,684,700 | 5,668,900 | -15,800 Wisconsin.....................| 2,768,200 | 2,755,800 | -12,400 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- p = preliminary.
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