Kansas COVID-19 pandemic unemployment bounce back ranked fifth in the nation

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – A current report has discovered Kansas is the fifth-most recovered state for unemployment claims from the COVID-19 pandemic.

With 431,000 jobs gained within the nation in March, a lower from February’s 750,000, WalletHub.com says it launched its up to date rankings for States Whose Unemployment Charges are Bouncing Again Most, and Kansas ranked fifth.

As a way to discover which states had one of the best pandemic unemployment bounce again, the personal-finance web site mentioned it in contrast all 50 states based mostly on metrics that in contrast unemployment price stats from March to key dates in 2019, 2020 and 2021.

Kansas had the fifth-best bounce again with a 2.5% unemployment price in March. The research discovered this was a -21.7% change in comparison with March 2019, a -21% change from January 2020, a -19.8% change from March 2020 and a -29.1% change from March 2021.

The report additionally discovered Kansas had a -51.9% change in continued claims.

The research indicated that Kansas tied with New Hampshire for the state with the fifth-lowest unemployment price in March 2022. Nebraska was listed as essentially the most recovered state between 2019 and 2022, the fourth-most recovered state between January 2020 and March 2022 and essentially the most recovered state between 2020 and 2022. Nebraska additionally tied with Utah for the state with the bottom unemployment price.

The states discovered to have one of the best bouncebacks are as follows:

1. Nebraska
2. Indiana
3. Montana
4. Utah
5. Kansas

The states discovered to have the worst bounceback are as follows:

1. Hawaii
2. New Mexico
3. Maryland
4. Massachusetts
5. California

To learn the total research or see the place different states fall, click on HERE.

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