Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Unemployed Persons in Macon County, GA

Title Unemployed Persons in Macon County, GA
Series ID LAUCN131930000000004
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 10:25 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
1990-01-01 573
1990-02-01 679
1990-03-01 532
1990-04-01 451
1990-05-01 464
1990-06-01 517
1990-07-01 543
1990-08-01 551
1990-09-01 500
1990-10-01 459
1990-11-01 431
1990-12-01 408
1991-01-01 582
1991-02-01 634
1991-03-01 710
1991-04-01 558
1991-05-01 506
1991-06-01 511
1991-07-01 563
1991-08-01 632
1991-09-01 576
1991-10-01 541
1991-11-01 443
1991-12-01 516
1992-01-01 650
1992-02-01 915
1992-03-01 1084
1992-04-01 813
1992-05-01 710
1992-06-01 852
1992-07-01 853
1992-08-01 936
1992-09-01 750
1992-10-01 735
1992-11-01 649
1992-12-01 672
1993-01-01 948
1993-02-01 910
1993-03-01 805
1993-04-01 722
1993-05-01 689
1993-06-01 779
1993-07-01 821
1993-08-01 815
1993-09-01 708
1993-10-01 683
1993-11-01 570
1993-12-01 642
1994-01-01 794
1994-02-01 821
1994-03-01 865
1994-04-01 679
1994-05-01 604
1994-06-01 705
1994-07-01 1360
1994-08-01 1180
1994-09-01 876
1994-10-01 679
1994-11-01 552
1994-12-01 561
1995-01-01 803
1995-02-01 675
1995-03-01 632
1995-04-01 631
1995-05-01 484
1995-06-01 672
1995-07-01 954
1995-08-01 579
1995-09-01 561
1995-10-01 508
1995-11-01 509
1995-12-01 547
1996-01-01 713
1996-02-01 641
1996-03-01 590
1996-04-01 483
1996-05-01 579
1996-06-01 633
1996-07-01 684
1996-08-01 706
1996-09-01 752
1996-10-01 786
1996-11-01 745
1996-12-01 728
1997-01-01 888
1997-02-01 798
1997-03-01 766
1997-04-01 658
1997-05-01 768
1997-06-01 874
1997-07-01 829
1997-08-01 830
1997-09-01 752
1997-10-01 632
1997-11-01 553
1997-12-01 582
1998-01-01 622
1998-02-01 622
1998-03-01 631
1998-04-01 509
1998-05-01 481
1998-06-01 606
1998-07-01 641
1998-08-01 615
1998-09-01 602
1998-10-01 580
1998-11-01 522
1998-12-01 443
1999-01-01 476
1999-02-01 600
1999-03-01 452
1999-04-01 516
1999-05-01 382
1999-06-01 427
1999-07-01 517
1999-08-01 512
1999-09-01 538
1999-10-01 377
1999-11-01 338
1999-12-01 404
2000-01-01 300
2000-02-01 388
2000-03-01 326
2000-04-01 341
2000-05-01 432
2000-06-01 414
2000-07-01 408
2000-08-01 398
2000-09-01 346
2000-10-01 330
2000-11-01 283
2000-12-01 298
2001-01-01 333
2001-02-01 316
2001-03-01 358
2001-04-01 357
2001-05-01 308
2001-06-01 329
2001-07-01 323
2001-08-01 335
2001-09-01 335
2001-10-01 640
2001-11-01 339
2001-12-01 357
2002-01-01 397
2002-02-01 411
2002-03-01 417
2002-04-01 417
2002-05-01 683
2002-06-01 424
2002-07-01 427
2002-08-01 393
2002-09-01 362
2002-10-01 390
2002-11-01 384
2002-12-01 364
2003-01-01 375
2003-02-01 371
2003-03-01 358
2003-04-01 598
2003-05-01 385
2003-06-01 429
2003-07-01 411
2003-08-01 442
2003-09-01 396
2003-10-01 495
2003-11-01 461
2003-12-01 457
2004-01-01 477
2004-02-01 493
2004-03-01 425
2004-04-01 408
2004-05-01 431
2004-06-01 535
2004-07-01 497
2004-08-01 447
2004-09-01 408
2004-10-01 408
2004-11-01 427
2004-12-01 411
2005-01-01 442
2005-02-01 520
2005-03-01 433
2005-04-01 728
2005-05-01 479
2005-06-01 566
2005-07-01 531
2005-08-01 520
2005-09-01 556
2005-10-01 463
2005-11-01 438
2005-12-01 450
2006-01-01 437
2006-02-01 485
2006-03-01 437
2006-04-01 447
2006-05-01 423
2006-06-01 457
2006-07-01 482
2006-08-01 435
2006-09-01 452
2006-10-01 426
2006-11-01 425
2006-12-01 372
2007-01-01 412
2007-02-01 383
2007-03-01 403
2007-04-01 397
2007-05-01 373
2007-06-01 412
2007-07-01 415
2007-08-01 389
2007-09-01 383
2007-10-01 500
2007-11-01 369
2007-12-01 385
2008-01-01 384
2008-02-01 364
2008-03-01 378
2008-04-01 341
2008-05-01 422
2008-06-01 451
2008-07-01 500
2008-08-01 522
2008-09-01 520
2008-10-01 547
2008-11-01 564
2008-12-01 635
2009-01-01 612
2009-02-01 658
2009-03-01 632
2009-04-01 598
2009-05-01 639
2009-06-01 749
2009-07-01 714
2009-08-01 721
2009-09-01 701
2009-10-01 686
2009-11-01 723
2009-12-01 679
2010-01-01 718
2010-02-01 713
2010-03-01 732
2010-04-01 717
2010-05-01 700
2010-06-01 714
2010-07-01 725
2010-08-01 719
2010-09-01 761
2010-10-01 720
2010-11-01 721
2010-12-01 719
2011-01-01 722
2011-02-01 690
2011-03-01 666
2011-04-01 652
2011-05-01 726
2011-06-01 721
2011-07-01 766
2011-08-01 769
2011-09-01 772
2011-10-01 797
2011-11-01 689
2011-12-01 690
2012-01-01 702
2012-02-01 666
2012-03-01 650
2012-04-01 646
2012-05-01 657
2012-06-01 702
2012-07-01 727
2012-08-01 689
2012-09-01 675
2012-10-01 709
2012-11-01 637
2012-12-01 640
2013-01-01 691
2013-02-01 612
2013-03-01 606
2013-04-01 595
2013-05-01 594
2013-06-01 629
2013-07-01 635
2013-08-01 620
2013-09-01 615
2013-10-01 643
2013-11-01 588
2013-12-01 708
2014-01-01 661
2014-02-01 650
2014-03-01 628
2014-04-01 553
2014-05-01 564
2014-06-01 568
2014-07-01 573
2014-08-01 543
2014-09-01 500
2014-10-01 529
2014-11-01 486
2014-12-01 459
2015-01-01 477
2015-02-01 459
2015-03-01 435
2015-04-01 414
2015-05-01 424
2015-06-01 433
2015-07-01 428
2015-08-01 403
2015-09-01 384
2015-10-01 491
2015-11-01 382
2015-12-01 391
2016-01-01 439
2016-02-01 389
2016-03-01 392
2016-04-01 352
2016-05-01 340
2016-06-01 379
2016-07-01 371
2016-08-01 377
2016-09-01 358
2016-10-01 580
2016-11-01 354
2016-12-01 371
2017-01-01 423
2017-02-01 377
2017-03-01 321
2017-04-01 313
2017-05-01 319
2017-06-01 325
2017-07-01 330
2017-08-01 338
2017-09-01 295
2017-10-01 398
2017-11-01 289
2017-12-01 275
2018-01-01 350
2018-02-01 276
2018-03-01 254
2018-04-01 249
2018-05-01 234
2018-06-01 266
2018-07-01 250
2018-08-01 255
2018-09-01 241
2018-10-01 368
2018-11-01 532
2018-12-01 264
2019-01-01 301
2019-02-01 232
2019-03-01 223
2019-04-01 198
2019-05-01 224
2019-06-01 245
2019-07-01 226
2019-08-01 237
2019-09-01 209
2019-10-01 209
2019-11-01 188
2019-12-01 201
2020-01-01 236
2020-02-01 227
2020-03-01 296
2020-04-01 448
2020-05-01 374
2020-06-01 399
2020-07-01 388
2020-08-01 359
2020-09-01 358
2020-10-01 397
2020-11-01 356
2020-12-01 388
2021-01-01 448
2021-02-01 410
2021-03-01 431
2021-04-01 331
2021-05-01 317
2021-06-01 345
2021-07-01 260
2021-08-01 248
2021-09-01 201
2021-10-01 311
2021-11-01 190
2021-12-01 162
2022-01-01 220
2022-02-01 195
2022-03-01 177
2022-04-01 160
2022-05-01 180
2022-06-01 214
2022-07-01 208
2022-08-01 228
2022-09-01 187
2022-10-01 206
2022-11-01 188
2022-12-01 174
2023-01-01 197
2023-02-01 191
2023-03-01 191
2023-04-01 152
2023-05-01 189
2023-06-01 219
2023-07-01 207
2023-08-01 206
2023-09-01 191
2023-10-01 193
2023-11-01 196
2023-12-01 183
2024-01-01 192
2024-02-01 204
2024-03-01 214
2024-04-01 181
2024-05-01 207
2024-06-01 253
2024-07-01 240
2024-08-01 240
2024-09-01 186

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