Unemployment rate

As Montana continues to climb out of the COVID 19 pandemic, the state’s economy is improving, in that the unemployment rate has dropped from 4.6 to 4.4 percent in December

Montana's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held steady at 3.7 percent in November.

Montana's unemployment rate continues to plummet, hitting lows that the state hasn't seen since before the so called "Great Recession" that lasted from December of 2007 to June of 2009.

Job seekers in the Missoula area are in luck, there are a lot of opportunities available.

Montana’s unemployment rate remained pretty much unchanged during the final month of the holiday season.

Montana’s unemployment numbers are finally out for January. According to Montana Department of Labor and Industry Chief Economist Barbara Wagner, the unemployment rate has continued to fall. "Montana's economy continued to improve, we posted 2,700 jobs added in January over the month since December, so that's pretty strong job growth and also, our unemployment rate ticked down slightly from f

The unemployment rate for the month of October was the same as September at 4.3 percent.

The Montana unemployment numbers for April have been released and, apparently, the rate dropped.

Montana's unemployment rate continues on a slow decline, decreasing one-tenth of a percent to four percent for November.

Montana’s unemployment rate remained the same for the month of October, according to recent reports.