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Vermont Payrolls for the Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Industry (Not Seas Adj.)

Updated on March 12, 2023.

According to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in December 2022, Vermont's not seasonally adjusted arts, entertainment, and recreation payroll employment was 3,800; this means that Vermont lost 300 jobs in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry in the month of December 2022. You can see the seasonally adjusted version of this information at this link.

The charts and table below shows Vermont's not seasonally adjusted historical arts, entertainment, and recreation payroll employment and number of jobs added from January 2007 to December 2022.

You can also see links at the bottom of this page for similar data for a selected group of Vermont's industries and links for many more of Vermont's industries at this link.

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Vermont Payrolls for the Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Industry (Not Seas Adj.)

Vermont Number of Jobs Added to the Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Industry (Not Seas Adj.)

Vermont Payrolls for the Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Industry (Not Seas Adj.)

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Month	Number of Payrolls	Jobs Added
January 2007	3400
February 2007	3600	200
March 2007	3600	0
April 2007	3300	-300
May 2007	4100	800
June 2007	4600	500
July 2007	4900	300
August 2007	4800	-100
September 2007	4400	-400
October 2007	3900	-500
November 2007	3300	-600
December 2007	3500	200
January 2008	3600	100
February 2008	3600	0
March 2008	3500	-100
April 2008	3300	-200
May 2008	3900	600
June 2008	4400	500
July 2008	4700	300
August 2008	4700	0
September 2008	4400	-300
October 2008	3900	-500
November 2008	3100	-800
December 2008	3500	400
January 2009	3700	200
February 2009	3700	0
March 2009	3500	-200
April 2009	3300	-200
May 2009	3800	500
June 2009	4200	400
July 2009	4600	400
August 2009	4600	0
September 2009	4200	-400
October 2009	3800	-400
November 2009	3000	-800
December 2009	3400	400
January 2010	3600	200
February 2010	3600	0
March 2010	3500	-100
April 2010	3300	-200
May 2010	3800	500
June 2010	4200	400
July 2010	4700	500
August 2010	4600	-100
September 2010	4100	-500
October 2010	3900	-200
November 2010	3100	-800
December 2010	3400	300
January 2011	3600	200
February 2011	3600	0
March 2011	3500	-100
April 2011	3300	-200
May 2011	3900	600
June 2011	4300	400
July 2011	4700	400
August 2011	4600	-100
September 2011	4200	-400
October 2011	3800	-400
November 2011	3300	-500
December 2011	3500	200
January 2012	3600	100
February 2012	3600	0
March 2012	3600	0
April 2012	3400	-200
May 2012	4000	600
June 2012	4600	600
July 2012	4900	300
August 2012	4900	0
September 2012	4400	-500
October 2012	3900	-500
November 2012	3300	-600
December 2012	3600	300
January 2013	3700	100
February 2013	3700	0
March 2013	3600	-100
April 2013	3400	-200
May 2013	4000	600
June 2013	4700	700
July 2013	4900	200
August 2013	4900	0
September 2013	4400	-500
October 2013	4100	-300
November 2013	3400	-700
December 2013	3600	200
January 2014	3900	300
February 2014	4000	100
March 2014	3900	-100
April 2014	3600	-300
May 2014	4000	400
June 2014	4700	700
July 2014	5000	300
August 2014	5100	100
September 2014	4500	-600
October 2014	3900	-600
November 2014	3300	-600
December 2014	3800	500
January 2015	3900	100
February 2015	4000	100
March 2015	3900	-100
April 2015	3500	-400
May 2015	4100	600
June 2015	4700	600
July 2015	5000	300
August 2015	4900	-100
September 2015	4700	-200
October 2015	4000	-700
November 2015	3400	-600
December 2015	3700	300
January 2016	4000	300
February 2016	4000	0
March 2016	3700	-300
April 2016	3700	0
May 2016	4200	500
June 2016	5000	800
July 2016	5400	400
August 2016	5200	-200
September 2016	4700	-500
October 2016	4000	-700
November 2016	3500	-500
December 2016	3800	300
January 2017	3900	100
February 2017	3800	-100
March 2017	3900	100
April 2017	3800	-100
May 2017	4400	600
June 2017	5200	800
July 2017	5400	200
August 2017	5300	-100
September 2017	5000	-300
October 2017	4300	-700
November 2017	3800	-500
December 2017	4200	400
January 2018	4000	-200
February 2018	4000	0
March 2018	4100	100
April 2018	3800	-300
May 2018	4400	600
June 2018	5300	900
July 2018	5400	100
August 2018	5400	0
September 2018	5100	-300
October 2018	4400	-700
November 2018	3800	-600
December 2018	4200	400
January 2019	4100	-100
February 2019	4200	100
March 2019	4200	0
April 2019	3900	-300
May 2019	4400	500
June 2019	5300	900
July 2019	5400	100
August 2019	5400	0
September 2019	5000	-400
October 2019	4400	-600
November 2019	3800	-600
December 2019	4100	300
January 2020	4000	-100
February 2020	4100	100
March 2020	3700	-400
April 2020	1600	-2100
May 2020	2300	700
June 2020	3100	800
July 2020	3600	500
August 2020	3600	0
September 2020	3300	-300
October 2020	3200	-100
November 2020	2800	-400
December 2020	2800	0
January 2021	2900	100
February 2021	3000	100
March 2021	3000	0
April 2021	2900	-100
May 2021	3500	600
June 2021	4200	700
July 2021	4900	700
August 2021	4800	-100
September 2021	4300	-500
October 2021	3900	-400
November 2021	3400	-500
December 2021	3700	300
January 2022	3900	200
February 2022	4100	200
March 2022	4000	-100
April 2022	3700	-300
May 2022	4300	600
June 2022	5300	1000
July 2022	5700	400
August 2022	5300	-400
September 2022	4500	-800
October 2022	4500	0
November 2022	4100	-400
December 2022	3800	-300

Vermont's Payroll Employment for Different Industries (Not Seas Adj.)

Use the links below to see the not seasonally adjusted payroll employment and number of jobs added for the following selected Vermont industries. You can also see the not seasonally adjusted Vermont payroll employment for many more industries at this link.