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US Nonfarm Employment by State and Industry

US monthly nonfarm employment by state and industry, seasonally adjusted, from the BLS since 1990.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) — Current Employment Statistics, State and Area (CES)Last updated: Sep 21, 2026, 15:36Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

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Alabama — total nonfarm employment10+5.9−0.2+1.3+5.3+3.6+2.4−0.2+6.7+1−0.1−2.1+0.1+1.5+0.8−3.4+1.9+2.3−1.6−0.1+4.1−1.5+0.3+0.8−1.5+3.7−2.4+1.5+2.7−0.4+4.4+5.4+1.9+2.6−0.4+1.6+6.2+3.8
Alaska — total nonfarm employment10+1+0.6+0.7+1.9+0.9−0.4−0.1+0.3+0.3−0.4+0.5−0.9+0.1−0.2−1.1+0.3+0.4+0.1−0.1+1.2+0.5+0.4−0.9+2.1−0.3+1.2−0.6+0.8+0.2+1.7+1.5−0.2+0.3+0.7−1.7+1.9+0.6
Arizona — total nonfarm employment10−4.1+0.1+2.7−1.6+8.1+1.9+10.1+6.8+2.5+3.4−9.4+0.5−4.2+3.1−3.6−5.9−9.3+4.8−2+7.5−1.8+2.7−0.5+9.2+2.6+0.6+3−3.2−9+6.7+2.7+34+11.6+9.5−29.1+10.2+8.5
Arkansas — total nonfarm employment10+5.2+0.1−2+0.5+0.5−1.2−0.5+1.5+2.5+2.2+0.6−1.6+0.9+1.5−1.1−0.1+2.3+0.5+2.1−1.1+0.2+2.10+1.7+1.6+1.3+2.8+1.2−2.1+4.4+4.3−1.1+4.1+0.9−0.8+3.8+0.6
California — total nonfarm employment10+39.4−15.7+6.1−15.60+37.5−18.8+81.8+3.5+35+1.7−16.4+18.4−17.3−25.6+5+48.7+5.6−20.9+18.9−43.4−2.8+63.3+23.9+16.1+20.1−4.9−2.7−32.2+12.7−71.2+117.9+50.5+13.7−35.6+44.6+31.1
Colorado — total nonfarm employment10−1.4+3.8+1.9−0.9+10.9+2.8−7.5+1.3−1.7+0.1−1.6−1.1+2.1+19.4−24.2+2.5+0.5+0.8−14.4+5.9+2.1−1.8−2.6+7.1+0.4−14+6.4+8.9−9.1+4+12.4+3+7.4−0.7−4.4+4.4+6.8
Connecticut — total nonfarm employment10−0.3+3.1+2.7+1.1+4.3+2.4−4+4.2+0.4+0.6−0.4+1.6−1.9−0.5−0.8−2.1+2.5+1.6−0.8+1+0.2+1+1.3+3.1−2.1+0.6+3.8+1.4−0.9+2.80+3+0.6+0.3+0.7+1.3+1
Delaware — total nonfarm employment10+0.6−0.4−0.8+2.4−0.7+0.3−0.4+0.6+2.1−0.1−1.7−1.5−0.2−0.2−0.7+0.8+1−0.40+0.6−0.7+1.50+2+1.3+0.6+0.2+0.2+0.8+2+0.4−0.5+1.6+0.1+0.2+0.2+0.7
Florida — total nonfarm employment10+21.8−3+10.6−4.1+33.9+27.3−2.3+13.5+6.7+4.2−42.6−7−3.7−6.3−10.7−3.8+1.5+9.7+10+16.6+4.9+97.5−109.6+26.3+15.1+8.6+4.4+8.2+10.5+17.7+11.1+14.9+16.1+6.5+23.5+29.7+14.9
Georgia — total nonfarm employment10+8−9−12.3+3.5+6.6+10.8−3.3−1.7+8.5+3.6−12.2−9.8−0.2+10.3−10.9+0.5+13−2.7+8−12.2+4.6+7.6+0.4+2.2+1.5−6.8+1.6+10.9+1.2+19.5+2.8−1.8+6.7+9.6−3.9+14+10.2
Hawaii — total nonfarm employment10+0.1−0.3−2.5+1.7+1.4−0.8+0.1+1.8−1.30+0.8+0.3+0.2+1.8−2.2−0.1−1.9+2.3−2.4+2.7−1.6+1.3+0.1+3.2+2.2−0.2−2.2+3.2−2.3+0.3+2.3+1.3+1.6+1.1+0.8−1.6−2.6
Idaho — total nonfarm employment10+2.8+2.3−0.1+1.9+5.2+2.9−3−3.4+1.6+1.5−2.2−1.7+0.3+3.5−0.5+2.1+4.6+1.6−1.4+2.1−0.3+0.1+0.9+1.2+2.5+1.4+2.2+2.1+1.7+2.7+1.4−10.3+3.8+3.9+7.1+2.6+3.8
Illinois — total nonfarm employment10−4.4+15.3+1.8+4.1+11.4+10.3−17.9+6.2+11.6−6.6−6.9−9.9−3.9+9.3−11.9+3.8+13.5−7.3−1.8+3.8+2.2−0.6−2.2−0.8+2.1+10−1.1+7.8−0.1+12.3+4.4+3.2−3.5+4.8−15.6+9.6−2.4
Indiana — total nonfarm employment10+10.3−0.6−5.9+1.6−2.4+8.1+4.4+9.9−6.6−6.3−16.2−12.4+12.5+4.4−9.6−1+4.8+4.2+0.7−2.7+0.6+4.1+3.5−1.6+10.4−10.2−4.7+7.5+4.3−0.9+7.8−3.5+5−0.3−2+5.1+4.6
Iowa — total nonfarm employment10+2.4−2.8+2.7+2.4+4.2+0.6−4.5+2.8−3.6+2.4−4.2−1.7+0.2−8.7−2.5+0.7−1.1+0.9−4.1+5−0.60−1−4.2+2.1−1.9−3.9+0.6−0.8+1+14−11.5+2.5−1.2+2.7+1.4+2
Kansas — total nonfarm employment10+1.9+0.4+1.1+4.2+5.3−1.8−4.4+1.4−1.4+3.2−2.9+0.3+0.1+4.8−2.3−4.6+2.9+3.4+1.5−4.5+0.7+3.5−2−1.9+8.2−3.6+5.8−4.6+1.8+1.6+4.7+1+1+2.4−2.8+4.7+0.9
Kentucky — total nonfarm employment10+0.2+3+0.7−3.9+0.9+1.2−0.9+3.7+2−1.4−3.4−3.9+0.1−1.1−3.2+0.7+3.4+1.6+7−7.5−2−1.4−1−2.6+5.3−0.8+1.3+1.4−1.1+2.1+1.2+2.8+3.6+1.4+0.8+6+4.6
Louisiana — total nonfarm employment10+5.5+6.3+0.2+0.7+4.1+4+3+1+4.7+1.3+3−1.7+0.8−0.8−3.6−5+3−7+6.1+2.7−1.8+1+5.7−5.5+4.1+9.2−3.4+2.6+3.8+4.8−0.4+2.8+5−1.4+2.7+5.7+6.3
Maine — total nonfarm employment10+0.2−0.4−0.2−1+0.8−0.4+0.5+1.6−0.7+2.8−4.1+0.3−0.9+0.6−1.8+2.4−0.5+0.8−2.3+0.80−0.2−0.2−0.2+1.2−1.6+3.1+3−0.8+0.70+2.5+0.8+0.6−0.1−0.3−1.2
Maryland — total nonfarm employment10−8.2+10.2+1.2+4+4+5.3−5.2+8.80+1.2−23.3−3.5−4.8−6.1−9.2+0.9−11.9+0.7+2.2−10.7+1+2.1+2.6+4.8−1+0.4+8+1.4−1.5+0.4−0.1+34.6+3.3+4.4−0.4+1.8+0.3
Massachusetts — total nonfarm employment10−7.1−4+6−4.1+7.4+7.2−7.1+2+4.3+0.4+6.3−3−9+5.2−13.1−0.2−0.1−2.6−5.50+0.1−3.3−0.70+1−9.9+6.3+7.1−9.5+6.9−0.2−2.1+7.7−1.2+0.1+0.3+3.7
Michigan — total nonfarm employment10−2.2+7.4+4.5+2+8.9+5−4.7−3.6+0.8−1.3−6.1−2.7−2.1+1.8−7.1+8.6+2.2+1.4+5.6−7.8−0.9+4.9−16.5+0.7+17.5−10.9−2+6.8−4.3+8.7+7.1−4.7+15.6+8.2−27.7+10.2−8.8
Minnesota — total nonfarm employment10+1.5+1.6+9.8+10.2+18.5+0.5−6.9−1.6+0.7+4.7+1.4+3.5+3−1.3−8.3−2.8+11.9+0.3−0.3−8.3+3.8+4.2+1.5+6.2+1.7−9.6+6.6+5.7−3.8+14.9+2.6+3.6−0.8+0.9+0.3+4.5+0.2
Mississippi — total nonfarm employment10+3.2+4.3−1.9+0.4+3.5−0.9+0.2−1.6−2.4+3.1+0.4−3+5.2+1.9−1.2−3.2+2.8−3.7+2.3+2.4−0.8+1.5−3.1+0.7+1.5−0.8−0.5−0.1+1.4+4.4+2.2−0.5−0.1−0.3−0.6+2.6+1
Missouri — total nonfarm employment10+2.1+6.8+7.2+6.2+11.3−3.6−9+9.1−2.5+5.7+3.5−2.7−3.9+3.3−13+2.7+1.6+6.3+15.6−23.6−1+1+0.3+2.8+7.7−7.7−1.9+2.9+2.4+1.2+12.9−7.1+4.5+3.4−3.4+13.5−12.9
Montana — total nonfarm employment10+0.1+0.6−0.5−3.2+0.7−1.1−0.8+1+0.6−0.90−1.5−0.8+1.70−0.3+1.8+1−2.4+0.7−0.6−1.3−0.2+0.7−0.4−1.1+1.4+2.9+0.2+1.3+0.7−0.7+1+0.3+0.6+0.7+1.6
Nebraska — total nonfarm employment10+2.2+0.4+0.3+1.2+3.4+1.4−6.1+0.2−0.5+2.3−1.3−1.7−0.6−0.9−1.1+2.5+2.5−0.2−3.6+1.1−1.9+0.9+1.4+2.8−0.6−0.3−0.4+2.2−2.2+3.6+7.3−6+1.7+0.3−1.5+2.8+1.1
Nevada — total nonfarm employment10+4.4+6.5−1.8+1.8+0.6+2.6+1.6+3.7+1.7+1.2+2.2−3.8+3.7+17.6−2.7−0.5+5.6+4.3−1.1−0.5+2.2−0.1+1.5+6.7+1.6−7.7−1.3+2.8−1.4−1.5+6.6−1.2+7.4+3.3+4.3+10.9+1.5
New Hampshire — total nonfarm employment10−1.5−0.7+4.5+0.6+3−0.7−0.3+2−1.7−1−1.6−1.3−1.1−0.10+0.1−0.4+0.6−1.4−0.9+0.3−0.1−0.30+1.4−1.5+5.1−1.7−1.2+0.2+0.5+0.8+1+0.7−0.3+1.8+0.2
New Jersey — total nonfarm employment10−1.7−21.9−4.2+1.4+7.1+3.1−8.2+3.5+5.4+1.7−0.4+4.3−7.7−1.9−12.2+10.5+3.2+0.3+3.2−1.3+4.6+1.7+3.4+14.9+2.4−11.2+8.5+1.8−1.5+5.2+5.5−2.5+8.7+5.9−9.9+13.3+7.3
New Mexico — total nonfarm employment10+5.5+5.8−0.7−0.8+6.9−1.9+1.8+1−2.7+1.1−1−0.5+1.5−1−1.2+1.9−1.4+0.1−1.7+1.2+0.8+1.1−0.3+1.2+3.8−2.8+3.4+0.8−2.1+0.2+2.5−2.2+4.8+3.2+0.1+1.3+3.1
New York — total nonfarm employment10−23.5−13.1−11.6+16.5−1.3+1.9−23.5+17.3+26.4+11−5.8+5.2+6.4−8.8−4.7+19.8−53.1+18.2+6.9+18.2+13.4+13.4−5.9+35.7+6.3−28.4+29.8+13.1+28.1+28.6+13.2+10.5+29.1+6.40+12.7+5.1
North Carolina — total nonfarm employment10+10+5.7−2.3+13.5+21.4+11.1−3+3.8+4.1+6.9−3.8−1.8+2.4+7.9−4.6+6.8+16.4+0.8+1.6+3.2+1.7+10.5−19.9+10.6+7.2−9.3+2+8.9+6.9+9.4+8−5.2+19.5+4.4+8.5+10.7+10.8
North Dakota — total nonfarm employment10+0.8+0.1−0.2−0.7−2.1+1.9+1.6+2.3−1.3+0.5−1+0.3−0.4−0.7−0.2−0.4+0.5−0.1−0.6+0.3−1.1+0.9−0.20+0.6+0.50+1.1+1.1+1.4+1−0.7+2.10+0.4+2.1+0.4
Ohio — total nonfarm employment10+2.1+1.7+2.8−5.3+8.1+10.1−4.7+10.5+3.2+0.5−9.9−9.2+6.2+7.2−8.3+3.2+7−0.1+7−12.4+1+4.3−2.7+10−0.5−7.9+8.6+7.1−6.3+10+3+8.4+7.5+1.7−11.8+6.6+2.9
Oklahoma — total nonfarm employment10+1.7+2.9+0.1+1.5+2.9+3.80−0.3+1+1.2−0.6−1.5−1.5−2.9−6.1+0.6+1.9+3.3−0.8+2−0.7+2.2+3.2+1.7+3.5+7.1−4.2+1.2−2.8+4.1+7.1−1.3+2.1+0.3+1.8+5.2+5.5
Oregon — total nonfarm employment10−0.8−1.8+1.3+2.5+0.6−4.3−6.9+1.6+0.1+2−4.8−5.6−0.4−2.7−2.3−0.8+2.7−2.3−6.5−2.2+2.5−3.7−1.5+5.6+0.9−2.1+2.4−0.7+3.3+2.9+8.1−11.40+2.5−5.8+5.4+1.4
Pennsylvania — total nonfarm employment10+5.8−7.8+0.1+8.1+12.4+11−20.5+13.6+10−2.2+8.6−4.5+2.9−5.9+1.8+6.4+0.7+6.4−6.6+5.2+5.1−0.3+2.5+7.3+9.4−0.6+5.7+6.1−4.5+8.3+7.1+0.8+10.1+5.2−2.7+3.7+7.8
Puerto Rico — total nonfarm employment10+1+1.9+3.4−5.5+4.1+2.2+1.8+0.3−0.6+1+1.8−2.7+1−4.9−0.9+0.3+0.7+2.8−1.9+3.6−3.1−1.7−2.3+2.9+1.6+0.1−2.5+1.5−2.1+1.8+1.3+0.1−1+3−1+3.9+4.7
Rhode Island — total nonfarm employment10+0.5+1.4−0.7−0.2−1.1+1.1−0.6+0.5+1−0.60−1−0.5−0.8−1.7+0.5+1.4+0.4−1.3+0.9+0.1+1.2+0.1+0.9+0.8−0.1+1.9−0.5−0.3+2.3+0.1+0.2+1+0.4−0.5+1.4+0.7
South Carolina — total nonfarm employment10+10.8+5.7+4.8+1.5+3.8+2.5−6+3.1+2+2.8+9.2−1.6+5.3−3.9+0.4+2.4−3.5+9.1+3.9+0.4+2.8+3.6−1.8+11.1+4.9−5.6+6.7+1+6.7+3.2+5.9−2.7+3.2+3.9+3.7+6.7+7
South Dakota — total nonfarm employment10−1.1−0.10+1.5−0.1−0.2+0.2−0.1+0.1−0.6+1.9−0.5−0.3+0.3−0.8−0.2+1.7−0.4−0.9−0.20+1.2+0.2+1.2+0.2+0.1−1.5+1.3−0.5+1.3+1.1−1.1+1.7+0.3+0.4+0.5+1.8
Tennessee — total nonfarm employment10+1.8−3+2.7+6.3+1.6+8.1−9.1+5.7+4.2+10.1−3.9−8.1+4.1+3.8−14.2−1+5.5−3.4+1.6+2.7+0.8+0.3−6+2.6+0.9−5.1+5.7+5.3−7+11.8+10.4−12.4+7+8.8+1+15−1.2
Texas — total nonfarm employment10+5.6−2.7+40.2+24.8+7.4+37.3−6.4+23.7+32.9+9.3−9.8−2.9+7.5+10.7−29.5+9.3+25.6+5.5+13.5+7.9+18.8+19.8+16.2+19.3+70.9−38.7+26.6+28.3+9.3+19.3+19.7+25.8+21.7+11+4.9+34.4+30.9
Utah — total nonfarm employment10+3.6+0.4+1.7+4.3+6.6+1.2−0.2+1.2+4.1+0.7−2.8−2.5+2.8+5.3−3.2+0.8+4.5+2.4−1.3+3.80+3.1+2.5+6.4+4.5+1.8+2.2+1−3.8+5.5+2.4−0.4+3+0.9−1.6+6+2.1
Vermont — total nonfarm employment10−0.4+0.4+0.3−0.5−0.4−0.3−0.3+0.3+0.6−0.2−0.1−0.5+2−1.4+0.8−1.3−0.8−0.2−1.3+1.70−0.7+0.3−1+0.9+0.7+0.3+0.4−0.5−0.1+0.2+1.3−0.3−0.1+0.1+1.3−0.6
Virginia — total nonfarm employment10+5.6−7.1+3.3−6.7−0.1+6.8−9.5−4.8−9.9+9.7−23.2−1.8−2.1−7.2−2.1+5.7+4.9+1.8+1.5+6.3+3.3+1.3−0.9+12.6+3.4−0.6+11.7+3.3−4.8+13.9+8.4+3.3+5.8+3.5−1.7+5.7+12.5
Washington — total nonfarm employment10−2+8.1−4.1+5.6+0.3+1.9−2.10+3.7+2+3.5−1.7−3.5−6.7−2.8+6.6+9.3−2.2−4.8+0.4+7.7+30.4−38+11.9+2+4.70+5.2−1.9+3.9+12.4−4.1+4.6+4.6−1.7+2.4+2.6
Washington, D.C. — total nonfarm employment10−1.2+0.4+2.2−2.2−0.1+0.70−5.5−1.3−1.2−17.6−1.2−7−3−1.5−1.6−0.6−1.6−3.3−1.70−0.4−1.3+1.6−1.5−0.3+0.2−0.3−0.8−1−0.9+4.7−0.8−0.3+1.4+2.3−1.4
West Virginia — total nonfarm employment10−1.2−2.5−7.5+10.8+1.2+0.9−1.5+0.6−0.1−0.7−0.3−1.5+0.1+1.5−2.2+2.1−0.9+0.2+4.4−4.3−1.1+1.5−0.2−0.9+1.5−1.2−10.5+9.7+1.40+1.3+0.6+2+1.1+1.1+2.9+1.3
Wisconsin — total nonfarm employment10+11.8+3.8+3.1+7.5+11.3−0.6−10+5.9+2.2+1.8−9.8−7.6−3+1.9−2.3−0.3+2.8−1.3−7.8+4.4−7.7+5.6−0.3+1.7+5.4+0.90−0.8−1.3+8.1+5.3−4.2+9.8−2−4+11.5−1.2
Wyoming — total nonfarm employment10+0.4+0.3−1.5+1.9+0.2+0.1+1.1−0.6−0.6+0.9+0.5−0.4−0.4−0.2−0.6−0.2+0.3−0.3+0.4−0.6−0.2−0.1−0.4+0.3+1.6−0.30+0.5−0.2+0.2+0.3+0.4+0.4+0.3+0.1+0.7+0.5

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Texas — total nonfarm employment stood at 14,469.3 Thousand jobs in Aug 2026. That is +5.6 Thousand jobs from Jul 2026 and +159.4 Thousand jobs from a year earlier. The series on this page is monthly and runs from Jan 1990 to Aug 2026. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) — Current Employment Statistics, State and Area (CES).

vs previous period
+5.6 Thousand jobs
Jul 2026
vs a year earlier
+159.4 Thousand jobs
Latest
14,469.3 Thousand jobs
Aug 2026

About this data

US monthly nonfarm employment by state and industry, seasonally adjusted, from the BLS since 1990. It provides state-level payroll figures in thousands of jobs across ten major supersectors for every state, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico. Jobs are counted by place of work rather than place of residence.

Frequently asked questions

What does the US Nonfarm Employment by State and Industry table measure?
It measures monthly nonfarm payroll employment in thousands of jobs across ten major industry supersectors for every state, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico in the United States.
How often is this employment data published and when does the series start?
The data is published monthly by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and historical series begin in 1990.
What geographic and industrial breakdowns are included?
The table includes totals for all fifty states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico, with each area broken down into ten standard employment supersectors.
How does this employment count differ from household surveys?
Jobs in this table are counted by place of work using employer payroll records, unlike household surveys that count employed people by their place of residence.
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