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Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update – August 2023 Update

Sep 19, 2023

Colorado’s total private employment increased by 9,100 jobs in the month of August after gaining only 100 jobs in July.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update – July 2023 Update

Aug 18, 2023

Colorado July 2023 Employment Data – Colorado added 800 total nonfarm jobs in July after recording 1,800 jobs added in June, and 8,600 in May.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update – June 2023 Update

Jul 21, 2023

The state’s manufacturing sector added 1,400 jobs in June after adding 1,900 in May. This is the largest two-month job gain for this sector since May-June of 2020 immediately following the large decline in April 2020.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update – May 2023 Update

Jun 16, 2023

Colorado’s manufacturing sector saw its largest single month job growth since June 2020.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update – April 2023 Update

May 19, 2023

In April, Colorado experienced its largest single-month job growth since April 2022 adding a total of 7,200 jobs.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: March 2023

Apr 21, 2023

Colorado experienced the 2nd largest job decrease in the nation in the month of March.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: February 2023

Mar 24, 2023

Labor force growth(10,700) outpaced jobs(6,200) in February causing slight increase in unemployment rate (2.9%).

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: January 2023

Mar 13, 2023

Colorado’s private-sector employment saw no growth in January while government employment grew by 800.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: December 2022

Jan 24, 2023

FULL REPORT In December, Colorado’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.3%, the lowest since February 2020. Colorado exhibited strong job growth in December, adding 8,600 jobs amidst higher-than-average inflation and rising interest rates. The professional and business...

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: November 2022

Dec 16, 2022

Colorado added 4,300 jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%. The number of unemployed decreased by 2,700 and the labor force decreased by 4,730.