Nys Unemployment

The Foreign Ministry said the economy work in the state of New York has lost 22,600 private sector jobs, or 0.3%, based on seasonally adjusted in December 2010, today. And reduced non-agricultural jobs in New York, the total number of 22,800, or 0.3%, in December 2010. The number of jobs outside the agricultural sector in all the tracks and jobs in the public and private sectors. It does not count self-employed or farm workers.
The rate of the New York State Unemployment seasonally adjusted 8.2% in December 2010, down from 8.3% in November. The number of unemployed New Yorkers a bit – from 797 600 to 792 800 in November, in December 2010.
“The growth of jobs in the state of New York-month consistent for the month during this economic recovery. Lost the state’s economy 22 600 private sector jobs in December 2010. Rate state seasonally adjusted unemployment fell to 8.2% in December, and remain the lowest in the country from 9.4%,” said Norman A. Steel, Deputy Director of the Division of Research and Statistics.
Note: When comparing different months, the seasonally adjusted data provide the most valid comparison, for example, November 2010 compared to December 2010. The data is seasonally adjusted value in comparisons from year to year from the same month, for example, December 2009 versus December 2010.
1) unemployment rates (seasonally adjusted)
Rate in the state of New York’s seasonally adjusted unemployment slightly to 8.2% in December 2010. The unemployment rate declined in the United States to 9.4% in December. Rate in New York City to 8.9% in December 2010, while the rate outside the city of New York is still in the 7.7% in December 2010.
Unemployment Rates* (seasonally adjusted)

	December 2010*	November 2010	December 2009
New York State	8.2	8.3	8.9
United States	9.4	9.8	9.9
New York City	8.9	9.1	10.5
NYS, outside NYC	7.7	7.7	7.8