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BusinessJanuary 24, 2022

Missouri's non-farm payroll employment increased by 16,700 in December, driving the state's unemployment rate down to 3.3% — a two-tenths of one percentage point decline from November. Job gains were seen in both goods-producing and service-providing industries...

Gov. Mike Parson said Wednesday the Show Me State "is strong today and will be even stronger tomorrow" in his State-of-the-State address before the General Assembly. Last week, December's state unemployment figure was released, showing Missouri's jobless rate had dropped two-tenths of on percentage point to 3.3%. The governor is seen in a pre-pandemic news conference May 29, 2019 in Jefferson City.
Gov. Mike Parson said Wednesday the Show Me State "is strong today and will be even stronger tomorrow" in his State-of-the-State address before the General Assembly. Last week, December's state unemployment figure was released, showing Missouri's jobless rate had dropped two-tenths of on percentage point to 3.3%. The governor is seen in a pre-pandemic news conference May 29, 2019 in Jefferson City.Julie Smith ~ The Jefferson City News-Tribune via AP file

Missouri's non-farm payroll employment increased by 16,700 in December, driving the state's unemployment rate down to 3.3% — a two-tenths of one percentage point decline from November.

Job gains were seen in both goods-producing and service-providing industries.

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Recovery from COVID-19-related layoffs continued with a year-to-year increase of 77,600 jobs from December 2020 to December 2021.

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