Arizona ranks 17th in United States for non-farm payroll employees in September

Arizona ranks 17th in United States for non-farm payroll employees in September
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Arizona’s payroll numbers reveal it is ranked 17th for non-farm payroll employees in September, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Statistics were compiled from unemployment data and civilian labor force reports, both of which heavily relied on household surveys. The data is not seasonally adjusted.

Non-farm payroll numbers are seen as a key indicator for the U.S.’s economic health, representing the total number of paid workers in the country minus farm, government, non-profit, and private household employees.

Employment data is gleaned from an establishment survey that measures non-farm employment, hours and earnings by industry. The data is also based on payroll jobs and such factors as where the establishments are located.

U.S. Employees on Non-Farm Payrolls by State
Rank State September (in thousands)
1 California 15,973
2 Texas 12,243.3
3 New York 8,764.1
4 Florida 8,490.8
5 Illinois 5,733.9
6 Pennsylvania 5,620.7
7 Ohio 5,207.9
8 Georgia 4,463.8
9 North Carolina 4,324.7
10 Michigan 4,036.5
11 New Jersey 3,886.8
12 Virginia 3,864.2
13 Massachusetts 3,355.7
14 Washington 3,294.8
15 Indiana 3,057.9
16 Tennessee 3,013
17 Arizona 2,865.4
18 Minnesota 2,789.4
19 Wisconsin 2,787.2
20 Missouri 2,786.9
21 Colorado 2,671
22 Maryland 2,605.3
23 South Carolina 2,108.3
24 Alabama 2,008.7
25 Louisiana 1,853.4
26 Kentucky 1,835.1
27 Oregon 1,817.6
28 Oklahoma 1,626.8
29 Connecticut 1,589.8
30 Utah 1,564.9
31 Iowa 1,504.7
32 Kansas 1,365.8
33 Nevada 1,306.6
34 Arkansas 1,232.4
35 Mississippi 1,128.3
36 Nebraska 1,001.8
37 Puerto Rico 815.1
38 New Mexico 805.9
39 Idaho 763.8
40 District of Columbia 748
41 West Virginia 673.8
42 New Hampshire 633.3
43 Maine 598.1
44 Hawaii 530.7
45 Montana 474.8
46 Rhode Island 472.1
47 South Dakota 432
48 Delaware 427.4
49 North Dakota 414.3
50 Alaska 310.1
51 Vermont 286
52 Wyoming 277.6
53 Virgin Islands 35.6

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics



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