Albuquerque Albuquerque enjoys a lower unemployment rate than the national average>> Atlanta Business 2.0 ranks Atlanta among its list of the ten hottest job markets>> Austin Austin has typically logged a lower unemployment rate>> Baltimore Baltimore has recently suffered a negative job growth>> Boston Boston’s unemployment rate is somewhat higher than the national average>> Buffalo Buffalo ranks among the nation's five weakest job markets>> Charlotte Employment in the Charlotte are has grown 25 percent>> Chicago Chicago’s job growth rate recently fell below the national average>> Cincinnati Cincinnati enjoys one of the lowest unemployment rates in Ohio>> Cleveland Cleveland has suffered high unemployment rates>> Dallas-Ft. Worth Dallas-Fort Worth typically has lower unemployment levels than the nation>> Denver Denver’s unemployment rate is consistently below national levels>> Detroit Detroit’s job market has stagnated in recent >> Greenville Manufacturing continues to be a prominent and key>> Hartford The job growth rate in Harford is seven percent>> Houston The unemployment rate in Houston typically mirrors the US average>> Indianapolis Indiana’s unemployment rate is the lowest in the Midwest region>> Jacksonville More than 30,000 new jobs have been created in Jacksonville>> Kansas City The Kansas City metro area expects a 12 percent increase in employment>> Los Angeles The employment outlook in Los Angeles looks favorable>> Memphis Memphis is alluring for workers and business owners alike >> Miami Miami has seen a drop in its unemployment rate>> Milwaukee The unemployment rate for the Milwaukee metro area is slightly higher>> Minneapolis-St. Paul The Minneapolis-St. Paul area unemployment rate is just below the national average>> Nashville The metropolitan region has gained half a million jobs >> New York Private sector employment in New York City has risen 1.8 percent>> Orlando Most analysts expect Orlando’s job growth to strengthen>> Philadelphia Philadelphia’s job market is beginning to pick up speed>> Phoenix Phoenix’s long-term employment looks favorable>> Portland Portland’s unemployment rate has been higher than the national average>> Raleigh-Durham Analysts expect a bullish job market to continue>> Rochester Rochester’s has suffered from a persistently weak job market>> Salt Lake City Utah typically enjoys one of the lowest unemployment rates>> San Jose San Jose leads the nation in the number of high-tech companies>> San Antonio San Antonio area employers expect to continue hiring>> San Diego San Diego’s unemployment rate has steadily increased>> San Francisco San Francisco has consistent job growth and low unemployment>> Seattle Unemployment figures for the State of Washington are at a 24-year low>> St. Louis St. Louis is expected to experience job growth in the near future>> Washington DC The presence of the federal government adds a cushion of stability>>
