Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Unemployed Persons in Attala County, MS

Title Unemployed Persons in Attala County, MS
Series ID LAUCN280070000000004
Source U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Release Unemployment in States and Local Areas (all other areas) (Not a Press Release)
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Monthly
Units Persons
Date Range 1990-01-01 to 2024-08-01
Last Updated 2024-10-02 10:23 AM CDT
Notes These data come from the Current Population Survey (CPS), also known as the household survey.

Civilian Labor Force includes all persons in the civilian noninstitutional population ages 16 and older classified as either employed or unemployed.

Employed persons are all persons who, during the reference week (the week including the 12th day of the month), (a) did any work as paid employees, worked in their own business or profession or on their own farm, or worked 15 hours or more as unpaid workers in an enterprise operated by a member of their family, or (b) were not working but who had jobs from which they were temporarily absent because of vacation, illness, bad weather, childcare problems, maternity or paternity leave, labor-management dispute, job training, or other family or personal reasons, whether or not they were paid for the time off or were seeking other jobs. Each employed person is counted only once, even if he or she holds more than one job.

Unemployed persons are all persons who had no employment during the reference week, were available for work, except for temporary illness, and had made specific efforts to find employment some time during the 4 week-period ending with the reference week. Persons who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off need not have been looking for work to be classified as unemployed.

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DATE VALUE
1990-01-01 828
1990-02-01 789
1990-03-01 731
1990-04-01 828
1990-05-01 848
1990-06-01 880
1990-07-01 862
1990-08-01 830
1990-09-01 809
1990-10-01 894
1990-11-01 778
1990-12-01 725
1991-01-01 879
1991-02-01 935
1991-03-01 883
1991-04-01 867
1991-05-01 1306
1991-06-01 1366
1991-07-01 1062
1991-08-01 1141
1991-09-01 933
1991-10-01 842
1991-11-01 903
1991-12-01 823
1992-01-01 892
1992-02-01 906
1992-03-01 1078
1992-04-01 956
1992-05-01 956
1992-06-01 1103
1992-07-01 929
1992-08-01 845
1992-09-01 766
1992-10-01 757
1992-11-01 811
1992-12-01 798
1993-01-01 992
1993-02-01 918
1993-03-01 836
1993-04-01 856
1993-05-01 1061
1993-06-01 1105
1993-07-01 859
1993-08-01 851
1993-09-01 720
1993-10-01 746
1993-11-01 753
1993-12-01 644
1994-01-01 896
1994-02-01 796
1994-03-01 729
1994-04-01 706
1994-05-01 642
1994-06-01 727
1994-07-01 652
1994-08-01 591
1994-09-01 533
1994-10-01 620
1994-11-01 538
1994-12-01 546
1995-01-01 734
1995-02-01 596
1995-03-01 579
1995-04-01 616
1995-05-01 655
1995-06-01 799
1995-07-01 680
1995-08-01 578
1995-09-01 479
1995-10-01 476
1995-11-01 525
1995-12-01 506
1996-01-01 798
1996-02-01 747
1996-03-01 732
1996-04-01 788
1996-05-01 1008
1996-06-01 1144
1996-07-01 1000
1996-08-01 814
1996-09-01 738
1996-10-01 732
1996-11-01 700
1996-12-01 696
1997-01-01 858
1997-02-01 761
1997-03-01 809
1997-04-01 608
1997-05-01 764
1997-06-01 859
1997-07-01 693
1997-08-01 676
1997-09-01 637
1997-10-01 632
1997-11-01 562
1997-12-01 783
1998-01-01 942
1998-02-01 783
1998-03-01 796
1998-04-01 721
1998-05-01 794
1998-06-01 822
1998-07-01 719
1998-08-01 604
1998-09-01 581
1998-10-01 551
1998-11-01 454
1998-12-01 448
1999-01-01 718
1999-02-01 553
1999-03-01 560
1999-04-01 572
1999-05-01 669
1999-06-01 830
1999-07-01 698
1999-08-01 674
1999-09-01 689
1999-10-01 651
1999-11-01 615
1999-12-01 629
2000-01-01 654
2000-02-01 620
2000-03-01 634
2000-04-01 559
2000-05-01 631
2000-06-01 661
2000-07-01 597
2000-08-01 591
2000-09-01 509
2000-10-01 511
2000-11-01 537
2000-12-01 484
2001-01-01 632
2001-02-01 618
2001-03-01 609
2001-04-01 513
2001-05-01 539
2001-06-01 589
2001-07-01 550
2001-08-01 550
2001-09-01 525
2001-10-01 555
2001-11-01 538
2001-12-01 567
2002-01-01 647
2002-02-01 619
2002-03-01 587
2002-04-01 577
2002-05-01 579
2002-06-01 706
2002-07-01 692
2002-08-01 641
2002-09-01 569
2002-10-01 616
2002-11-01 634
2002-12-01 621
2003-01-01 725
2003-02-01 670
2003-03-01 719
2003-04-01 668
2003-05-01 670
2003-06-01 792
2003-07-01 712
2003-08-01 640
2003-09-01 562
2003-10-01 540
2003-11-01 504
2003-12-01 537
2004-01-01 605
2004-02-01 583
2004-03-01 546
2004-04-01 526
2004-05-01 581
2004-06-01 696
2004-07-01 712
2004-08-01 654
2004-09-01 594
2004-10-01 637
2004-11-01 628
2004-12-01 652
2005-01-01 681
2005-02-01 685
2005-03-01 639
2005-04-01 594
2005-05-01 640
2005-06-01 761
2005-07-01 697
2005-08-01 682
2005-09-01 537
2005-10-01 526
2005-11-01 612
2005-12-01 583
2006-01-01 550
2006-02-01 561
2006-03-01 495
2006-04-01 514
2006-05-01 517
2006-06-01 606
2006-07-01 650
2006-08-01 619
2006-09-01 570
2006-10-01 495
2006-11-01 528
2006-12-01 535
2007-01-01 579
2007-02-01 564
2007-03-01 530
2007-04-01 526
2007-05-01 516
2007-06-01 645
2007-07-01 637
2007-08-01 560
2007-09-01 569
2007-10-01 538
2007-11-01 481
2007-12-01 535
2008-01-01 581
2008-02-01 589
2008-03-01 565
2008-04-01 540
2008-05-01 612
2008-06-01 740
2008-07-01 763
2008-08-01 713
2008-09-01 674
2008-10-01 640
2008-11-01 676
2008-12-01 767
2009-01-01 855
2009-02-01 928
2009-03-01 932
2009-04-01 903
2009-05-01 937
2009-06-01 955
2009-07-01 966
2009-08-01 915
2009-09-01 893
2009-10-01 907
2009-11-01 861
2009-12-01 907
2010-01-01 1053
2010-02-01 1029
2010-03-01 1002
2010-04-01 912
2010-05-01 947
2010-06-01 1025
2010-07-01 1055
2010-08-01 946
2010-09-01 928
2010-10-01 910
2010-11-01 916
2010-12-01 936
2011-01-01 913
2011-02-01 909
2011-03-01 874
2011-04-01 839
2011-05-01 879
2011-06-01 975
2011-07-01 957
2011-08-01 923
2011-09-01 865
2011-10-01 822
2011-11-01 781
2011-12-01 763
2012-01-01 799
2012-02-01 776
2012-03-01 754
2012-04-01 713
2012-05-01 745
2012-06-01 816
2012-07-01 810
2012-08-01 728
2012-09-01 710
2012-10-01 679
2012-11-01 625
2012-12-01 687
2013-01-01 794
2013-02-01 739
2013-03-01 652
2013-04-01 629
2013-05-01 664
2013-06-01 762
2013-07-01 747
2013-08-01 686
2013-09-01 644
2013-10-01 623
2013-11-01 591
2013-12-01 572
2014-01-01 671
2014-02-01 666
2014-03-01 652
2014-04-01 572
2014-05-01 642
2014-06-01 689
2014-07-01 690
2014-08-01 610
2014-09-01 583
2014-10-01 563
2014-11-01 544
2014-12-01 543
2015-01-01 591
2015-02-01 562
2015-03-01 527
2015-04-01 490
2015-05-01 558
2015-06-01 595
2015-07-01 584
2015-08-01 520
2015-09-01 499
2015-10-01 491
2015-11-01 503
2015-12-01 528
2016-01-01 520
2016-02-01 496
2016-03-01 478
2016-04-01 446
2016-05-01 491
2016-06-01 546
2016-07-01 511
2016-08-01 469
2016-09-01 458
2016-10-01 463
2016-11-01 420
2016-12-01 434
2017-01-01 473
2017-02-01 439
2017-03-01 437
2017-04-01 409
2017-05-01 431
2017-06-01 480
2017-07-01 476
2017-08-01 399
2017-09-01 425
2017-10-01 397
2017-11-01 410
2017-12-01 395
2018-01-01 436
2018-02-01 442
2018-03-01 403
2018-04-01 383
2018-05-01 405
2018-06-01 472
2018-07-01 414
2018-08-01 374
2018-09-01 357
2018-10-01 355
2018-11-01 369
2018-12-01 413
2019-01-01 472
2019-02-01 464
2019-03-01 457
2019-04-01 410
2019-05-01 431
2019-06-01 526
2019-07-01 514
2019-08-01 456
2019-09-01 417
2019-10-01 388
2019-11-01 416
2019-12-01 418
2020-01-01 473
2020-02-01 446
2020-03-01 502
2020-04-01 815
2020-05-01 684
2020-06-01 687
2020-07-01 661
2020-08-01 555
2020-09-01 543
2020-10-01 466
2020-11-01 473
2020-12-01 477
2021-01-01 482
2021-02-01 477
2021-03-01 471
2021-04-01 426
2021-05-01 432
2021-06-01 506
2021-07-01 472
2021-08-01 409
2021-09-01 336
2021-10-01 300
2021-11-01 267
2021-12-01 264
2022-01-01 339
2022-02-01 315
2022-03-01 259
2022-04-01 259
2022-05-01 268
2022-06-01 343
2022-07-01 337
2022-08-01 296
2022-09-01 273
2022-10-01 241
2022-11-01 242
2022-12-01 233
2023-01-01 263
2023-02-01 248
2023-03-01 231
2023-04-01 196
2023-05-01 233
2023-06-01 301
2023-07-01 298
2023-08-01 276
2023-09-01 232
2023-10-01 204
2023-11-01 197
2023-12-01 203
2024-01-01 257
2024-02-01 197
2024-03-01 195
2024-04-01 136
2024-05-01 214
2024-06-01 276
2024-07-01 250
2024-08-01 243

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