Texas Outpaces Nation in Annual Job Growth Rate

Employment Projections Home Page - Bureau of Labor Statistics

Total employment is projected to grow by 6.7 million jobs from 2023 to 2033. Growth is driven mainly by the healthcare and social assistance sector.

Texas again breaks its own jobs records | State | elpasoinc.com

... 2023 to October 2024, Texas added 274,600 jobs. Its annual nonfarm growth rate was 2%, outpacing the national growth rate by 0.6%.

Texas Continues To Lead The Nation in Job Growth

Texas added 265,500 non-farm jobs from July 2023 to July 2024, outpacing the nation as a whole in the annual growth rate. The Texas unemployment ...

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Sectors like education and health services, leisure and hospitality and manufacturing experienced job growth over the last month. However, ...

Texas Job Market Outpaces Nation's

Texas' labor market had a stronger recovery after the Great Recession than did the nation's. Jobs created were concentrated in larger metro areas, ...

Texas Is the Tale of Two Economies - Every Texan

In nearly 30 years, our state economy has more than doubled, ranking fourth nationally in terms of growth. With Texas leading in job creation in ...

Texas leads U.S. in job growth, surpassing its previous record for ...

This represents a 2% annual growth rate, outpacing the national growth rate by 0.1%, it says. Texas' seasonally adjusted civilian labor force ...

2024 U.S. Energy & Employment Jobs Report (USEER)

Construction employment in energy grew 4.5%, almost double the economy-wide construction employment growth of 2.3%. Employment increased across all five USEER ...

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Texas' annual employment growth continues to outpace the nation

AUSTIN — Texas' labor market achieved a new record high as the state's seasonally adjusted job count reached 14094900, an increase of 26800 ...

JOLTS Home : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

... Statistics (BLS) produces monthly and annual estimates of job openings, hires, and separations for the nation. The JOLTS program also produces monthly state ...

Texas again leads nation for annual jobs growth - Odessa American

AUSTIN Governor Greg Abbott on Monday congratulated Texans and Texas employers on again leading all 50 states for annual jobs growth ...

Gov. Greg Abbott on X: "Texas has outpaced the nation in annual ...

Texas has outpaced the nation in annual job growth rate! There are also more Texans working than ever before. We'll continue to increase ...

Texas Is Outpacing The Nation - EastTexasRadio.com

1 in the nation in an over-the-year increase of seasonally adjusted nonfarm jobs. Texas' employment growth rate continued to outperform with 3.0 ...

Texas Moving Statistics For 2024 – Forbes Home

Texas' job growth rate in 2022, at 5%, was higher than the national rate at 3.3%. The cost of living in Texas is 8% lower than the national ...

Texas' Annual Employment Growth Continues to Outpace the Nation ...

AUSTIN ⎯ Texas' labor market achieved a new record high as the state's seasonally adjusted job count reached 14,094,900, an increase of 26,800 positions ...

Texas Sees Surge in Job Losses as Greg Abbott Brags About ...

Once AGAIN, the Texas economy expands faster than the nation—for the 6th quarter in a row! In 4Q 2023, Texas saw our GDP grow at an annual rate ...

Texas Outpaces the Nation, Adding the Most Jobs in 2022 - VBR

Texas ranks first in the nation in over-the-year jobs added, with 650,100 positions gained in 2022. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor ...

Texas adds record number of jobs, boosting labor force to a high of 15

Texas has added jobs at a rate of 2.3%, outpacing national growth by 0.7 percentage points. The state's seasonally adjusted rate of ...

Soft Landing Confirmed for Houston in 2024: But How Soft Will It Be?

(Figure 2) The local economy appears to be softening more quickly than the US with data revisions that cut 20,000 jobs out of growth from late last year, and ...