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Georgia Job Gains/Losses
Metro AreaJobGains/LossesPercentChangeSeptember2011September2012
Gainesville 3,200 4.3% 75,200 78,400Athens 2,600 3.1% 84,000 86,600Brunswick 1,100 2.8% 38,900 40,000Savannah 3,600 2.4% 150,300 153,900Valdosta 1,100 2.1% 51,300 52,400Albany 1,200 2.0% 58,800 60,000Macon 1,600 1.7% 95,700 97,300Atlanta 31,400 1.4% 2,304,300 2,335,700Rome 400 1.1% 37,000 37,400Hinesville 100 0.5% 19,700 19,800Warner Robins 200 0.3% 58,700 58,900Augusta -2,100 -1.0% 208,200 206,100Columbus -1,600 -1.3% 120,500 118,900Dalton -2,900 -4.5% 64,100 61,200
STATEWIDE 61,800 1.6% 3,877,600 3,939,400
Source: Workforce Statistics & Economic ResearchGeorgia Department of Labor
 
 
Georgia Long-Term Unemployed
27 weeks and over
Month*TotalLong-TermUnemployedTotalUnemployedPercentLong-Termof TotalUnemployed
Sep-12 208,800 429,461 48.6%Aug-12 217,200 438,687 49.5%Jul-12 225,400 438,129 51.4%Jun-12 230,100 429,533 53.6%May-12 236,900 424,591 55.8%Apr-12 240,500 422,534 56.9%Mar-12 239,200 425,888 56.2%Feb-12 241,700 430,989 56.1%Jan-12 244,200 436,833 55.9%Dec-12 245,100 445,355 55.0%Nov-12 248,900 449,561 55.4%Oct-12 259,300 457,969 56.6%Sep-12 256,900 464,903 55.3%
* Data represents 12-month running average from Current Population Survey (CPS) unpublished data
Sources: Current Population Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics andWorkforce Statistics & Economic Research, Georgia Dept. of Labor
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