Peninsula Unemployment Rate Drops
Clallam County's unemployment rate in April was 10.3%; down from 11.3% the previous month.
The unemployment rate in Jefferson County fell from 10.8% in March to 9.7% in April.
Clallam County added 280 jobs in April; Jefferson County added 110.
The unemployment rate in Jefferson County fell from 10.8% in March to 9.7% in April.
Clallam County added 280 jobs in April; Jefferson County added 110.
posted by Tom Harper at 5:47 PM
8 Comments:
Sounds great! I hope this represents meaningful changes!
When I moved to a small town in Utah the unemployment was around 20 percent, so I opened a recycling center, it treated me okay.
So this one percent increase, how many of them are jobs that pay over ten dollars an hour? Or twelve.
Who's hiring besides Rauch and ACTI?
Yes, but...Prepare for the rate to go up when Pen Ply goes under, as it almost certainly will soon.
Hey, there's an OPENING SOON sign on the lot of Sarr's Market Place, I don't know what is going to open but I guess something is.
"there's an OPENING SOON sign on the lot of Sarr's Market Place"
And yet the "For Lease" sign is still up and the place is still boarded, so that's a little confusing.
But that vacant lot on the corner of Front and Chambers is being fenced in like something's about to happen there, and that bank across from Aggie's is being fenced up too. So... maybe things are going to happen. Maybe.
Country Aire is moving into the Saar's space. Cool!
Maybe M&R hired some drivers to shuttle all those logs from the PenPly barker to the export yards. Or maybe it was the Hermann's hiring a few more woods rats to go rake up some bio-twigs. Either way, sionara forests.
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