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	2024 QCEW Annual Employment & Wages by Industry 2024 Annual employment & wage information for workers covered by UI.

	Information for Workforce Investment Planning - August 2025 Contains data on Connecticut and each of the five WDAs population, labor force, employment and wages by industry sector and housing permits.

	August 2nd, 2025 Connecticut Weekly Help Wanted During the week ending August 2nd, 2025, there were 14,251 new job postings in Connecticut.

	July 2025 Business and Employment Changes Start-ups, expansions, recruitments, staff reductions/layoffs reported by the media, both current/future.

	Weekly Connecticut Continuing Unemployment Insurance Claims By Age, Gender, Industry, Race, Town. (07/27/2025)

	4Q 2024 Business Employment Dynamics From October 2024 to December 2024, gross job gains from opening and expanding private sector establishments in Connecticut was 79,617, a 360 job decrease from the previous quarter. Over this period, gross job losses from closing and contracting private sector establishments was 81,141, a level 1,727 jobs lower than the previous quarter.

	July 26th, 2025 Connecticut Weekly Help Wanted During the week ending July 26th, 2025, there were 14,728 new job postings in Connecticut.

	June 2025 Local Area Unemployment Statistics Employment, unemployment and labor force data for regions, counties, metro areas/cities, residence.

	July 2025 Connecticut Monthly Help Wanted Total postings in Connecticut was 76,669 in June 2025, up from a May 2025 posting count of 71,104.

	June 2025 State of Connecticut Labor Situation Connecticut nonfarm payrolls gained 6,300 jobs (0.4%) in June 2025, to a level of 1,718,700, while the state's unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.8% (preliminary, seasonally adjusted data). Nonfarm industry payrolls in the state are 7,700 (0.5%) positions higher than a year ago (1,711,000) and at new post-Covid highpoint. June included the return jobs from a major aircraft strike that was settled in late May (past survey week). The May 2025 preliminary job decrease of 6,500 (-0.4%) was lessened by 2,300 to a 4,200 jobs loss (-0.2%) on the normal monthly revision.