United States Payroll Employment By State for the Financial Activities Industry in October, 2009 (Not Seas Adj.)
Updated on April 12, 2023.

According to data from the US BLS, the following US states added the highest number of jobs to the Financial Activities industry (not seasonally adjusted) in October, 2009:

  1. California: 3,600
  2. Missouri: 700
  3. Kansas: 500

On the other hand, the following states added the lowest number of jobs to the Financial Activities industry (not seasonally adjusted) in October, 2009:

  1. New York: -2,200
  2. New Jersey: -1,800
  3. Michigan: -1,400

The charts and table below shows the payroll employment and the number of jobs added by US states in October, 2009.

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US Payroll Employment By State for the Financial Activities Industry in October, 2009 (Not Seas Adj.)
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US Number of Jobs Added to the Financial Activities Industry By State in October, 2009 (Not Seas Adj.)
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US Payroll Employment for the Financial Activities Industry By State in October, 2009 (Not Seas Adj.)
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State Number of Payrolls Jobs Added
Alabama 94300 -700
Alaska 12300 100
Arizona 168200 -200
Arkansas 49700 -400
California 771600 3600
Colorado 146200 100
Connecticut 135800 0
Delaware 43400 -500
Florida 483600 300
Georgia 220700 -100
Hawaii 28000 -100
Idaho 29300 100
Illinois 376000 -1100
Indiana 130000 -400
Iowa 101800 0
Kansas 72500 500
Kentucky 87700 100
Louisiana 90100 -600
Maine 30900 -100
Maryland 144500 -200
Massachusetts 216900 -1000
Michigan 188600 -1400
Minnesota 163300 200
Mississippi 44800 -100
Missouri 161800 700
Montana 21600 0
Nebraska 68000 200
Nevada 54200 0
New Hampshire 35900 -200
New Jersey 252100 -1800
New Mexico 33900 400
New York 666400 -2200
North Carolina 200400 -700
North Dakota 20200 100
Ohio 277200 -600
Oklahoma 78900 -300
District of Columbia 26600 100