DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate ticked down 10 more basis points in October and gained about 2,400 jobs, but the gap between the state’s rate and the national average widened, according to state officials. The ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate continued to tick down 10 more basis points in September, although it lost about 2,500 jobs, largely in seasonal occupations like hospitality, according to state officials. The job losses come ...
Delaware is one of five states that had fewer unemployment claims in the week starting Aug. 30 than it did before the pandemic. That’s the good news from WalletHub, which has been tracking which states’ ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate continued to inch down 20 more basis points in August, with the state adding jobs in every sector but retail and utilities, according to state officials. The state added 800 ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate continued a slow but steady fall of 20 more basis points in July, with the state adding jobs in nearly every sector, according to state officials. The state added 3,900 ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate fell only 10 basis points in June, although the state did add jobs and workers over the start of the summer period in a turnaround from May, according to state ...
The news that Gov. Carney and the state Department of Labor is reinstating the requirement that Delawareans on unemployment demonstrate that they’re looking for work is a good step to trying to get people back ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate ticked upward by 20 basis points for the third straight month in March, reaching 6.5%, but that movement was largely due to more people returning to the labor force, according ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate remained relatively flat for the second consecutive month in February, rising from an adjusted 6.1% in January to 6.3%, according to state officials. The state saw a few other positive ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate was relatively flat in January, rising from an adjusted 5.9% in December to 6% in the first month of 2021, according to state officials. The state saw a few other ...
WILMINGTON – Gov. John Carney on Monday signed House Bill 65, which provides unemployment tax relief for Delawareans and businesses affected by the COVID-19 crisis. The legislation, sponsored by state Rep. Ed Osienski and Sen. ...
DOVER – After six months of decreases, Delaware saw its unemployment rate rise slightly in December, moving to 5.3% from 5.1% in November, according to state officials. Also reversing the one-month change, however, was the ...
DOVER – Delaware saw a much more muted unemployment rate drop of just half a percentage point to 5.1% in November, versus the 2.7 percentage-point drop in October, according to state officials. While the November ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate saw a big drop in October, falling 2.7 percentage points to 5.6% in the fifth consecutive month of job gains, according to state officials. The October monthly unemployment report released ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate continued its slide for a fourth consecutive month in September, dropping 0.7 percentage points to 8.2% as the rate of job creation slowed, according to state officials. The September monthly ...
DOVER – After peaking in May, the state’s unemployment rate continued its three-month fall in August, dropping 1.6 percentage points to 8.9%, marking the first time amid the pandemic that the rate has fallen under ...
DOVER – The state’s unemployment rate continued its three-month fall in July, dropping more than 2 percentage points to 10.4% and largely matching the national average, according to state officials. The July monthly unemployment report ...
DOVER – The state’s unemployment rate showed marked improvement in June, dropping more than 3 percentage points to 12.5% from 15.9% in May, according to state officials. The June monthly unemployment report released Friday morning ...
WILMINGTON – Bucking the national trend of declines, Delaware’s May unemployment report set a new modern record as 15.8% of the labor force was out of work, officials reported. The monthly report on the staggering ...
WILMINGTON – The number of new weekly unemployment filings fell to their lowest recorded level during the pandemic last week, as Delaware officials begin eyeing how to fund the tens of thousands of recipients through ...
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The labor force captures not only workers and those receiving unemployment benefits, but also those in search of work who aren’t receiving assistance. As workers stop seeking work, for a variety of reasons ranging from retirement to childcare, they are no longer counted as being unemployed in the state. A rising labor force is seen as a positive sign that people are beginning to look for work once again, especially as millions of job openings are available nationwide.