Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Unemployed Persons in Cleburne County, AR

Title Unemployed Persons in Cleburne County, AR
Series ID LAUCN050230000000004
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 10:18 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
1990-01-01 687
1990-02-01 678
1990-03-01 593
1990-04-01 530
1990-05-01 550
1990-06-01 456
1990-07-01 704
1990-08-01 471
1990-09-01 657
1990-10-01 583
1990-11-01 701
1990-12-01 745
1991-01-01 827
1991-02-01 848
1991-03-01 762
1991-04-01 678
1991-05-01 627
1991-06-01 580
1991-07-01 525
1991-08-01 511
1991-09-01 579
1991-10-01 570
1991-11-01 899
1991-12-01 1076
1992-01-01 1273
1992-02-01 1236
1992-03-01 1133
1992-04-01 928
1992-05-01 991
1992-06-01 943
1992-07-01 886
1992-08-01 781
1992-09-01 744
1992-10-01 649
1992-11-01 667
1992-12-01 729
1993-01-01 897
1993-02-01 845
1993-03-01 747
1993-04-01 735
1993-05-01 729
1993-06-01 664
1993-07-01 595
1993-08-01 573
1993-09-01 539
1993-10-01 466
1993-11-01 498
1993-12-01 534
1994-01-01 704
1994-02-01 746
1994-03-01 644
1994-04-01 591
1994-05-01 515
1994-06-01 563
1994-07-01 573
1994-08-01 494
1994-09-01 438
1994-10-01 381
1994-11-01 395
1994-12-01 478
1995-01-01 592
1995-02-01 526
1995-03-01 488
1995-04-01 433
1995-05-01 392
1995-06-01 368
1995-07-01 389
1995-08-01 360
1995-09-01 349
1995-10-01 473
1995-11-01 535
1995-12-01 627
1996-01-01 811
1996-02-01 683
1996-03-01 567
1996-04-01 501
1996-05-01 464
1996-06-01 468
1996-07-01 477
1996-08-01 390
1996-09-01 415
1996-10-01 349
1996-11-01 439
1996-12-01 438
1997-01-01 596
1997-02-01 493
1997-03-01 445
1997-04-01 383
1997-05-01 380
1997-06-01 404
1997-07-01 390
1997-08-01 348
1997-09-01 342
1997-10-01 328
1997-11-01 385
1997-12-01 443
1998-01-01 523
1998-02-01 504
1998-03-01 452
1998-04-01 371
1998-05-01 399
1998-06-01 386
1998-07-01 358
1998-08-01 341
1998-09-01 322
1998-10-01 323
1998-11-01 346
1998-12-01 354
1999-01-01 443
1999-02-01 419
1999-03-01 349
1999-04-01 292
1999-05-01 297
1999-06-01 340
1999-07-01 332
1999-08-01 329
1999-09-01 374
1999-10-01 412
1999-11-01 451
1999-12-01 488
2000-01-01 626
2000-02-01 625
2000-03-01 532
2000-04-01 430
2000-05-01 485
2000-06-01 461
2000-07-01 463
2000-08-01 427
2000-09-01 411
2000-10-01 392
2000-11-01 440
2000-12-01 447
2001-01-01 577
2001-02-01 546
2001-03-01 505
2001-04-01 484
2001-05-01 489
2001-06-01 510
2001-07-01 512
2001-08-01 449
2001-09-01 452
2001-10-01 425
2001-11-01 478
2001-12-01 525
2002-01-01 651
2002-02-01 576
2002-03-01 579
2002-04-01 571
2002-05-01 523
2002-06-01 540
2002-07-01 534
2002-08-01 464
2002-09-01 446
2002-10-01 431
2002-11-01 469
2002-12-01 497
2003-01-01 618
2003-02-01 620
2003-03-01 604
2003-04-01 602
2003-05-01 625
2003-06-01 703
2003-07-01 679
2003-08-01 577
2003-09-01 603
2003-10-01 545
2003-11-01 584
2003-12-01 563
2004-01-01 678
2004-02-01 676
2004-03-01 649
2004-04-01 576
2004-05-01 582
2004-06-01 637
2004-07-01 604
2004-08-01 520
2004-09-01 545
2004-10-01 504
2004-11-01 533
2004-12-01 562
2005-01-01 666
2005-02-01 674
2005-03-01 597
2005-04-01 538
2005-05-01 606
2005-06-01 585
2005-07-01 587
2005-08-01 505
2005-09-01 555
2005-10-01 482
2005-11-01 502
2005-12-01 518
2006-01-01 600
2006-02-01 647
2006-03-01 593
2006-04-01 548
2006-05-01 589
2006-06-01 620
2006-07-01 659
2006-08-01 570
2006-09-01 545
2006-10-01 488
2006-11-01 531
2006-12-01 581
2007-01-01 702
2007-02-01 763
2007-03-01 666
2007-04-01 697
2007-05-01 723
2007-06-01 763
2007-07-01 836
2007-08-01 724
2007-09-01 723
2007-10-01 652
2007-11-01 623
2007-12-01 677
2008-01-01 759
2008-02-01 712
2008-03-01 644
2008-04-01 578
2008-05-01 654
2008-06-01 673
2008-07-01 698
2008-08-01 653
2008-09-01 640
2008-10-01 613
2008-11-01 671
2008-12-01 730
2009-01-01 957
2009-02-01 980
2009-03-01 921
2009-04-01 860
2009-05-01 907
2009-06-01 900
2009-07-01 918
2009-08-01 796
2009-09-01 772
2009-10-01 777
2009-11-01 787
2009-12-01 840
2010-01-01 959
2010-02-01 973
2010-03-01 889
2010-04-01 817
2010-05-01 870
2010-06-01 829
2010-07-01 862
2010-08-01 835
2010-09-01 809
2010-10-01 776
2010-11-01 817
2010-12-01 850
2011-01-01 1010
2011-02-01 1090
2011-03-01 1018
2011-04-01 918
2011-05-01 929
2011-06-01 957
2011-07-01 953
2011-08-01 899
2011-09-01 868
2011-10-01 812
2011-11-01 776
2011-12-01 834
2012-01-01 928
2012-02-01 936
2012-03-01 872
2012-04-01 779
2012-05-01 824
2012-06-01 860
2012-07-01 901
2012-08-01 849
2012-09-01 834
2012-10-01 807
2012-11-01 789
2012-12-01 860
2013-01-01 1025
2013-02-01 961
2013-03-01 870
2013-04-01 822
2013-05-01 812
2013-06-01 845
2013-07-01 872
2013-08-01 809
2013-09-01 805
2013-10-01 746
2013-11-01 738
2013-12-01 772
2014-01-01 1026
2014-02-01 1021
2014-03-01 895
2014-04-01 753
2014-05-01 789
2014-06-01 780
2014-07-01 818
2014-08-01 750
2014-09-01 694
2014-10-01 636
2014-11-01 653
2014-12-01 696
2015-01-01 840
2015-02-01 777
2015-03-01 716
2015-04-01 657
2015-05-01 690
2015-06-01 686
2015-07-01 703
2015-08-01 604
2015-09-01 581
2015-10-01 548
2015-11-01 540
2015-12-01 568
2016-01-01 700
2016-02-01 716
2016-03-01 626
2016-04-01 555
2016-05-01 576
2016-06-01 578
2016-07-01 597
2016-08-01 557
2016-09-01 513
2016-10-01 449
2016-11-01 440
2016-12-01 473
2017-01-01 622
2017-02-01 577
2017-03-01 467
2017-04-01 406
2017-05-01 435
2017-06-01 448
2017-07-01 489
2017-08-01 446
2017-09-01 422
2017-10-01 387
2017-11-01 388
2017-12-01 427
2018-01-01 539
2018-02-01 508
2018-03-01 425
2018-04-01 384
2018-05-01 390
2018-06-01 409
2018-07-01 404
2018-08-01 389
2018-09-01 370
2018-10-01 331
2018-11-01 332
2018-12-01 393
2019-01-01 523
2019-02-01 495
2019-03-01 424
2019-04-01 340
2019-05-01 374
2019-06-01 404
2019-07-01 421
2019-08-01 392
2019-09-01 382
2019-10-01 355
2019-11-01 371
2019-12-01 405
2020-01-01 495
2020-02-01 481
2020-03-01 678
2020-04-01 1396
2020-05-01 1012
2020-06-01 862
2020-07-01 821
2020-08-01 630
2020-09-01 573
2020-10-01 474
2020-11-01 474
2020-12-01 504
2021-01-01 584
2021-02-01 577
2021-03-01 496
2021-04-01 411
2021-05-01 413
2021-06-01 480
2021-07-01 440
2021-08-01 379
2021-09-01 338
2021-10-01 278
2021-11-01 287
2021-12-01 310
2022-01-01 449
2022-02-01 435
2022-03-01 382
2022-04-01 333
2022-05-01 349
2022-06-01 410
2022-07-01 421
2022-08-01 371
2022-09-01 343
2022-10-01 292
2022-11-01 299
2022-12-01 310
2023-01-01 395
2023-02-01 391
2023-03-01 326
2023-04-01 284
2023-05-01 316
2023-06-01 368
2023-07-01 379
2023-08-01 392
2023-09-01 368
2023-10-01 302
2023-11-01 331
2023-12-01 394
2024-01-01 427
2024-02-01 390
2024-03-01 376
2024-04-01 356
2024-05-01 350
2024-06-01 419
2024-07-01 437
2024-08-01 370

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