Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Unemployed Persons in Lamar County, AL

Title Unemployed Persons in Lamar County, AL
Series ID LAUCN010750000000004
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 2024-09-01
Last Updated 2024-10-30 10:32 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
1990-01-01 824
1990-02-01 684
1990-03-01 568
1990-04-01 555
1990-05-01 473
1990-06-01 537
1990-07-01 817
1990-08-01 592
1990-09-01 585
1990-10-01 573
1990-11-01 564
1990-12-01 638
1991-01-01 1124
1991-02-01 791
1991-03-01 814
1991-04-01 722
1991-05-01 841
1991-06-01 860
1991-07-01 860
1991-08-01 774
1991-09-01 656
1991-10-01 560
1991-11-01 644
1991-12-01 737
1992-01-01 657
1992-02-01 707
1992-03-01 618
1992-04-01 592
1992-05-01 606
1992-06-01 769
1992-07-01 1024
1992-08-01 640
1992-09-01 881
1992-10-01 816
1992-11-01 788
1992-12-01 742
1993-01-01 870
1993-02-01 840
1993-03-01 826
1993-04-01 652
1993-05-01 696
1993-06-01 821
1993-07-01 1020
1993-08-01 729
1993-09-01 629
1993-10-01 671
1993-11-01 578
1993-12-01 525
1994-01-01 590
1994-02-01 585
1994-03-01 510
1994-04-01 463
1994-05-01 444
1994-06-01 615
1994-07-01 470
1994-08-01 457
1994-09-01 406
1994-10-01 401
1994-11-01 371
1994-12-01 374
1995-01-01 450
1995-02-01 444
1995-03-01 460
1995-04-01 447
1995-05-01 366
1995-06-01 476
1995-07-01 479
1995-08-01 621
1995-09-01 536
1995-10-01 396
1995-11-01 506
1995-12-01 486
1996-01-01 558
1996-02-01 591
1996-03-01 561
1996-04-01 491
1996-05-01 474
1996-06-01 584
1996-07-01 715
1996-08-01 469
1996-09-01 483
1996-10-01 480
1996-11-01 503
1996-12-01 491
1997-01-01 626
1997-02-01 735
1997-03-01 490
1997-04-01 534
1997-05-01 611
1997-06-01 729
1997-07-01 753
1997-08-01 708
1997-09-01 671
1997-10-01 636
1997-11-01 568
1997-12-01 710
1998-01-01 598
1998-02-01 820
1998-03-01 604
1998-04-01 661
1998-05-01 528
1998-06-01 775
1998-07-01 733
1998-08-01 654
1998-09-01 599
1998-10-01 527
1998-11-01 523
1998-12-01 445
1999-01-01 502
1999-02-01 678
1999-03-01 570
1999-04-01 583
1999-05-01 653
1999-06-01 906
1999-07-01 820
1999-08-01 921
1999-09-01 663
1999-10-01 616
1999-11-01 581
1999-12-01 627
2000-01-01 497
2000-02-01 595
2000-03-01 531
2000-04-01 612
2000-05-01 510
2000-06-01 528
2000-07-01 564
2000-08-01 592
2000-09-01 494
2000-10-01 478
2000-11-01 433
2000-12-01 491
2001-01-01 548
2001-02-01 542
2001-03-01 538
2001-04-01 484
2001-05-01 496
2001-06-01 569
2001-07-01 851
2001-08-01 598
2001-09-01 590
2001-10-01 615
2001-11-01 631
2001-12-01 635
2002-01-01 704
2002-02-01 611
2002-03-01 593
2002-04-01 520
2002-05-01 495
2002-06-01 585
2002-07-01 586
2002-08-01 527
2002-09-01 534
2002-10-01 546
2002-11-01 647
2002-12-01 731
2003-01-01 627
2003-02-01 594
2003-03-01 541
2003-04-01 516
2003-05-01 557
2003-06-01 660
2003-07-01 624
2003-08-01 631
2003-09-01 577
2003-10-01 589
2003-11-01 582
2003-12-01 525
2004-01-01 632
2004-02-01 626
2004-03-01 555
2004-04-01 523
2004-05-01 505
2004-06-01 604
2004-07-01 547
2004-08-01 497
2004-09-01 449
2004-10-01 443
2004-11-01 424
2004-12-01 410
2005-01-01 446
2005-02-01 422
2005-03-01 371
2005-04-01 324
2005-05-01 312
2005-06-01 371
2005-07-01 349
2005-08-01 303
2005-09-01 295
2005-10-01 300
2005-11-01 282
2005-12-01 306
2006-01-01 308
2006-02-01 321
2006-03-01 294
2006-04-01 293
2006-05-01 307
2006-06-01 372
2006-07-01 368
2006-08-01 345
2006-09-01 294
2006-10-01 270
2006-11-01 281
2006-12-01 299
2007-01-01 409
2007-02-01 385
2007-03-01 372
2007-04-01 348
2007-05-01 360
2007-06-01 423
2007-07-01 420
2007-08-01 371
2007-09-01 356
2007-10-01 347
2007-11-01 357
2007-12-01 346
2008-01-01 402
2008-02-01 410
2008-03-01 414
2008-04-01 360
2008-05-01 434
2008-06-01 494
2008-07-01 497
2008-08-01 469
2008-09-01 463
2008-10-01 520
2008-11-01 588
2008-12-01 599
2009-01-01 729
2009-02-01 887
2009-03-01 756
2009-04-01 783
2009-05-01 775
2009-06-01 876
2009-07-01 871
2009-08-01 860
2009-09-01 814
2009-10-01 872
2009-11-01 766
2009-12-01 742
2010-01-01 805
2010-02-01 864
2010-03-01 874
2010-04-01 733
2010-05-01 717
2010-06-01 818
2010-07-01 731
2010-08-01 766
2010-09-01 738
2010-10-01 641
2010-11-01 658
2010-12-01 663
2011-01-01 690
2011-02-01 679
2011-03-01 605
2011-04-01 553
2011-05-01 538
2011-06-01 614
2011-07-01 576
2011-08-01 548
2011-09-01 515
2011-10-01 488
2011-11-01 443
2011-12-01 460
2012-01-01 496
2012-02-01 487
2012-03-01 440
2012-04-01 403
2012-05-01 446
2012-06-01 497
2012-07-01 466
2012-08-01 444
2012-09-01 406
2012-10-01 422
2012-11-01 403
2012-12-01 451
2013-01-01 466
2013-02-01 490
2013-03-01 402
2013-04-01 366
2013-05-01 383
2013-06-01 458
2013-07-01 440
2013-08-01 439
2013-09-01 407
2013-10-01 382
2013-11-01 350
2013-12-01 365
2014-01-01 407
2014-02-01 425
2014-03-01 426
2014-04-01 341
2014-05-01 383
2014-06-01 444
2014-07-01 457
2014-08-01 399
2014-09-01 354
2014-10-01 357
2014-11-01 350
2014-12-01 331
2015-01-01 375
2015-02-01 376
2015-03-01 368
2015-04-01 336
2015-05-01 361
2015-06-01 405
2015-07-01 379
2015-08-01 357
2015-09-01 326
2015-10-01 338
2015-11-01 328
2015-12-01 323
2016-01-01 341
2016-02-01 357
2016-03-01 342
2016-04-01 296
2016-05-01 289
2016-06-01 359
2016-07-01 341
2016-08-01 309
2016-09-01 310
2016-10-01 315
2016-11-01 281
2016-12-01 282
2017-01-01 324
2017-02-01 305
2017-03-01 279
2017-04-01 236
2017-05-01 219
2017-06-01 276
2017-07-01 262
2017-08-01 240
2017-09-01 212
2017-10-01 213
2017-11-01 209
2017-12-01 210
2018-01-01 241
2018-02-01 240
2018-03-01 222
2018-04-01 194
2018-05-01 196
2018-06-01 260
2018-07-01 231
2018-08-01 227
2018-09-01 212
2018-10-01 210
2018-11-01 194
2018-12-01 211
2019-01-01 252
2019-02-01 218
2019-03-01 208
2019-04-01 174
2019-05-01 159
2019-06-01 232
2019-07-01 202
2019-08-01 192
2019-09-01 168
2019-10-01 167
2019-11-01 164
2019-12-01 174
2020-01-01 213
2020-02-01 211
2020-03-01 224
2020-04-01 641
2020-05-01 472
2020-06-01 423
2020-07-01 354
2020-08-01 281
2020-09-01 273
2020-10-01 205
2020-11-01 196
2020-12-01 200
2021-01-01 219
2021-02-01 203
2021-03-01 177
2021-04-01 157
2021-05-01 151
2021-06-01 217
2021-07-01 196
2021-08-01 185
2021-09-01 151
2021-10-01 126
2021-11-01 125
2021-12-01 112
2022-01-01 163
2022-02-01 156
2022-03-01 128
2022-04-01 118
2022-05-01 127
2022-06-01 187
2022-07-01 290
2022-08-01 146
2022-09-01 120
2022-10-01 119
2022-11-01 120
2022-12-01 130
2023-01-01 153
2023-02-01 147
2023-03-01 133
2023-04-01 112
2023-05-01 122
2023-06-01 188
2023-07-01 181
2023-08-01 189
2023-09-01 180
2023-10-01 180
2023-11-01 172
2023-12-01 170
2024-01-01 232
2024-02-01 209
2024-03-01 190
2024-04-01 174
2024-05-01 149
2024-06-01 181
2024-07-01 200
2024-08-01 197
2024-09-01 172

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