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    The document summarizes job and unemployment data from various metro areas in Georgia between April 2013 and April 2014. It found that most metro areas experienced job gains over this period, with the Atlanta metro area adding the most jobs at over 47,000. The statewide unemployment rate declined slightly from 6.1% to 5.9% from April 2013 to April 2014. The number of long-term unemployed (those unemployed for over 27 weeks) declined slightly from 177,100 to 150,400 over the same period, making up around 45% of the total unemployed in April 2014. Initial unemployment claims declined from 42,644 to 33,561 between April 2013 and April 2014 across the state.

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    The document summarizes job and unemployment data from various metro areas in Georgia between April 2013 and April 2014. It found that most metro areas experienced job gains over this period, with the Atlanta metro area adding the most jobs at over 47,000. The statewide unemployment rate declined slightly from 6.1% to 5.9% from April 2013 to April 2014. The number of long-term unemployed (those unemployed for over 27 weeks) declined slightly from 177,100 to 150,400 over the same period, making up around 45% of the total unemployed in April 2014. Initial unemployment claims declined from 42,644 to 33,561 between April 2013 and April 2014 across the state.

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    Combined Charts - April 2014

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    The document summarizes job and unemployment data from various metro areas in Georgia between April 2013 and April 2014. It found that most metro areas experienced job gains over this period, with the Atlanta metro area adding the most jobs at over 47,000. The statewide unemployment rate declined slightly from 6.1% to 5.9% from April 2013 to April 2014. The number of long-term unemployed (those unemployed for over 27 weeks) declined slightly from 177,100 to 150,400 over the same period, making up around 45% of the total unemployed in April 2014. Initial unemployment claims declined from 42,644 to 33,561 between April 2013 and April 2014 across the state.

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    Georgia Job Gains/Losses

    Metro Area
    Job
    Gains/Losses
    Percent
    Change
    April
    2013
    April
    2014


    Gainesville 1,600 2.1% 76,800 78,400


    Atlanta 47,600 2.0% 2,396,700 2,444,300


    Savannah 3,200 2.0% 161,700 164,900


    Rome 700 1.8% 38,700 39,400


    Hinesville 300 1.5% 19,600 19,900


    Dalton 600 1.0% 63,200 63,800


    Valdosta 500 0.9% 53,900 54,400


    Athens 800 0.9% 89,600 90,400


    Columbus 600 0.5% 121,500 122,100


    Albany 200 0.3% 60,700 60,900


    Macon 300 0.3% 98,700 99,000


    Augusta -300 -0.1% 221,900 221,600


    Brunswick -1,100 -2.7% 41,400 40,300


    Warner Robins -1,800 -3.0% 60,400 58,600


    STATEWIDE 75,700 1.9%
    4,032,100

    4,107,800



    Source: Workforce Statistics & Economic Research
    Georgia Department of Labor









    Georgia Long-Term Unemployed

    27 weeks and over


    Month

    *Total
    Long-Term
    Unemployed

    Total
    Unemployed
    Percent
    Long-Term
    of Total
    Unemployed
    Apr-14 150,400 331,660 45.3
    Mar-14 152,600 334,088 45.7
    Feb-14 152,700 336,764 45.3
    Jan-14 157,300 344,339 45.7
    Dec-13 163,200 351,447 46.4
    Nov-13 165,100 359,415 45.9
    Oct-13 169,100 370,803 45.6
    Sep-13 172,700 378,871 45.6
    Aug-13 176,300 389,000 45.3
    Jul-13 179,900 396,238 45.4
    Jun-13 181,200 399,971 45.3
    May-13 177,600 400,102 44.4
    Apr-13 177,100 399,229 44.4


    * Data represents 12-month running average from Current Population Survey (CPS) unpublished data







    Sources: Current Population Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics and
    Workforce Statistics & Economic Research, Georgia Dept. of Labor














    Georgia UI Initial Claims



    Metro Area
    Net
    Change
    Percent
    Change
    April
    2013
    April
    2014


    Gainesville -898 -60.8% 1,476 578


    Savannah -972 -51.8% 1,878 906


    Rome -289 -42.4% 682 393


    Brunswick -169 -36.3% 465 296


    Valdosta -227 -35.7% 635 408


    Athens -193 -35.2% 548 355


    Dalton -505 -35.1% 1,439 934


    Warner Robins -126 -27.3% 462 336


    Hinesville -61 -24.6% 248 187


    Macon -251 -24.0% 1,048 797


    Augusta -343 -18.3% 1,877 1,534


    Atlanta -3,345 -17.8% 18,785 15,440


    Columbus -57 -6.8% 839 782


    Albany 359 36.5% 984 1,343


    STATEWIDE -9,083 -21.3% 42,644 33,561



    Source: Workforce Statistics & Economic Research
    Georgia Department of Labor

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