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The Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) program publishes a quarterly count of employment and wages reported by employers covering more than 95 percent of U.S. jobs, available at the county, MSA, state and national levels by industry.
U.S. TOTAL
+0.8%(p) since Jun 2023
Los Angeles County, California
+0.7%(p) since Jun 2023
Cook County, Illinois
-0.5%(p) since Jun 2023
New York County, New York
+0.5%(p) since Jun 2023
Harris County, Texas
+0.6%(p) since Jun 2023
Maricopa County, Arizona
+1.3%(p) since Jun 2023
Dallas County, Texas
-1.0%(p) since Jun 2023
Orange County, California
+0.3%(p) since Jun 2023
San Diego County, California
+0.4%(p) since Jun 2023
U.S. TOTAL
+4.4%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
Los Angeles County, California
+3.9%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
Cook County, Illinois
+3.4%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
New York County, New York
+5.1%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
Harris County, Texas
+4.4%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
Maricopa County, Arizona
+4.6%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
Dallas County, Texas
+4.7%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
Orange County, California
+4.9%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
San Diego County, California
+0.9%(p) since 2nd Qtr of 2023
03/25/2025
//CEWQTR Resilio Test 3/25/2025// From fourth quarter 2022 to fourth quarter 2024, Snohomish, WA, had the largest county percentage increase in average weekly wages at 18.6 percent. Hays, TX, had the largest county over-the-year percentage increase in employment in December 2024 at 5.0 percent.
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09/12/2024
//CEWDAT Charts ZUNI3PO 09/12/2024// BLS updated the full Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages database through the first quarter of 2023.
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