Federal Reserve Economic Data


The Local Area Unemployment Statistics release include monthly and annual-average estimates of civilian labor force, employed people, unemployed people, and unemployment rates for different geographies. These data are based on the Current Population Survey (CPS), the household survey that is the source of the national unemployment rate. For more details, see the frequently asked questions here: https://www.bls.gov/lau/laufaq.htm.


   

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    Jan 1976    
 
 
    Sep 2025
Persons
Name Sep 2025 Aug 2025 Sep 2024
South Carolina
117,592 125,940 106,608
Abbeville County
509 556 429
Aiken County
3,634 3,855 3,241
Allendale County
167 183 155
Anderson County
4,287 4,584 3,883
Bamberg County
329 353 318
Barnwell County
479 512 447
Beaufort County
3,829 4,031 3,338
Berkeley County
5,360 5,815 4,874
Calhoun County
327 349 305
Charleston County
8,867 9,546 8,004
Cherokee County
1,371 1,461 1,328
Chester County
830 904 794
Chesterfield County
992 1,051 888
Clarendon County
800 826 660
Colleton County
852 926 756
Darlington County
1,516 1,621 1,377
Dillon County
731 787 754
Dorchester County
3,539 3,785 3,248
Edgefield County
529 546 467
Fairfield County
544 585 514
Florence County
3,190 3,421 2,824
Georgetown County
1,570 1,655 1,303
Greenville County
11,748 12,541 10,716
Greenwood County
1,563 1,717 1,463
Hampton County
377 397 298
Horry County
8,941 9,527 7,867
Jasper County
691 741 594
Kershaw County
1,518 1,616 1,370
Lancaster County
2,523 2,677 2,180
Laurens County
1,538 1,649 1,402
Lee County
354 359 377
Lexington County
6,236 6,652 5,687
Marion County
753 809 702
Marlboro County
641 687 588
McCormick County
194 197 180
Newberry County
828 880 772
Oconee County
1,642 1,739 1,433
Orangeburg County
2,283 2,407 2,178
Pickens County
2,734 3,033 2,523
Richland County
9,686 10,488 9,170
Saluda County
371 371 316
Spartanburg County
7,697 8,301 7,062
Sumter County
2,358 2,516 2,256
Union County
705 690 630
Williamsburg County
880 932 677
York County
7,079 7,666 6,259
   

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