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Labor Market Information - State of Connecticut Labor Situation
 Labor Market Information - State of Connecticut Labor Situation Last Updated: November 19, 2009 
The Labor Situation highlights changes from both a month and a year earlier in unemployment, nonfarm employment, and changes over-the-year for manufacturing wages and hours for the State and its nine labor market areas. Other economic indicators for Connecticut, such as seasonally adjusted nonfarm employment, average weekly initial claims for unemployment insurance, the unemployment rate, and average manufacturing weekly hours, are listed by month for the entire previous year up to the current period.
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As data in the Labor Situation is revised each month, we maintain only the current month's issue on our web site.
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