Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Civilian Labor Force in Briscoe County, TX

Title Civilian Labor Force in Briscoe County, TX
Series ID TXBRIS5LFN
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 2024-07-01
Last Updated 2024-08-28 10:27 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
1990-01-01 921
1990-02-01 875
1990-03-01 878
1990-04-01 840
1990-05-01 867
1990-06-01 882
1990-07-01 986
1990-08-01 956
1990-09-01 897
1990-10-01 907
1990-11-01 1025
1990-12-01 1011
1991-01-01 869
1991-02-01 838
1991-03-01 830
1991-04-01 874
1991-05-01 861
1991-06-01 925
1991-07-01 1099
1991-08-01 1052
1991-09-01 942
1991-10-01 884
1991-11-01 948
1991-12-01 970
1992-01-01 929
1992-02-01 893
1992-03-01 923
1992-04-01 882
1992-05-01 896
1992-06-01 996
1992-07-01 1153
1992-08-01 1132
1992-09-01 1008
1992-10-01 934
1992-11-01 992
1992-12-01 988
1993-01-01 933
1993-02-01 893
1993-03-01 983
1993-04-01 944
1993-05-01 930
1993-06-01 932
1993-07-01 1119
1993-08-01 1100
1993-09-01 987
1993-10-01 926
1993-11-01 998
1993-12-01 995
1994-01-01 1008
1994-02-01 891
1994-03-01 995
1994-04-01 922
1994-05-01 919
1994-06-01 966
1994-07-01 1059
1994-08-01 1080
1994-09-01 933
1994-10-01 880
1994-11-01 916
1994-12-01 889
1995-01-01 935
1995-02-01 866
1995-03-01 920
1995-04-01 925
1995-05-01 914
1995-06-01 928
1995-07-01 1166
1995-08-01 1110
1995-09-01 1011
1995-10-01 924
1995-11-01 968
1995-12-01 988
1996-01-01 944
1996-02-01 891
1996-03-01 959
1996-04-01 923
1996-05-01 913
1996-06-01 974
1996-07-01 1119
1996-08-01 1141
1996-09-01 981
1996-10-01 909
1996-11-01 942
1996-12-01 935
1997-01-01 934
1997-02-01 858
1997-03-01 910
1997-04-01 843
1997-05-01 839
1997-06-01 894
1997-07-01 1159
1997-08-01 1062
1997-09-01 943
1997-10-01 845
1997-11-01 872
1997-12-01 875
1998-01-01 958
1998-02-01 850
1998-03-01 928
1998-04-01 1024
1998-05-01 1001
1998-06-01 929
1998-07-01 877
1998-08-01 881
1998-09-01 898
1998-10-01 927
1998-11-01 931
1998-12-01 947
1999-01-01 907
1999-02-01 913
1999-03-01 922
1999-04-01 981
1999-05-01 961
1999-06-01 860
1999-07-01 821
1999-08-01 794
1999-09-01 853
1999-10-01 982
1999-11-01 972
1999-12-01 997
2000-01-01 911
2000-02-01 882
2000-03-01 898
2000-04-01 876
2000-05-01 902
2000-06-01 964
2000-07-01 1011
2000-08-01 948
2000-09-01 926
2000-10-01 883
2000-11-01 862
2000-12-01 879
2001-01-01 819
2001-02-01 799
2001-03-01 839
2001-04-01 834
2001-05-01 865
2001-06-01 914
2001-07-01 911
2001-08-01 944
2001-09-01 902
2001-10-01 897
2001-11-01 852
2001-12-01 837
2002-01-01 814
2002-02-01 760
2002-03-01 797
2002-04-01 850
2002-05-01 856
2002-06-01 847
2002-07-01 930
2002-08-01 912
2002-09-01 940
2002-10-01 866
2002-11-01 846
2002-12-01 814
2003-01-01 770
2003-02-01 794
2003-03-01 835
2003-04-01 823
2003-05-01 798
2003-06-01 838
2003-07-01 834
2003-08-01 827
2003-09-01 824
2003-10-01 801
2003-11-01 797
2003-12-01 726
2004-01-01 734
2004-02-01 709
2004-03-01 678
2004-04-01 744
2004-05-01 713
2004-06-01 822
2004-07-01 817
2004-08-01 852
2004-09-01 794
2004-10-01 747
2004-11-01 716
2004-12-01 687
2005-01-01 702
2005-02-01 659
2005-03-01 678
2005-04-01 759
2005-05-01 723
2005-06-01 761
2005-07-01 807
2005-08-01 735
2005-09-01 725
2005-10-01 704
2005-11-01 690
2005-12-01 687
2006-01-01 666
2006-02-01 662
2006-03-01 663
2006-04-01 703
2006-05-01 686
2006-06-01 760
2006-07-01 745
2006-08-01 707
2006-09-01 693
2006-10-01 670
2006-11-01 655
2006-12-01 717
2007-01-01 709
2007-02-01 712
2007-03-01 727
2007-04-01 743
2007-05-01 727
2007-06-01 734
2007-07-01 728
2007-08-01 658
2007-09-01 683
2007-10-01 691
2007-11-01 703
2007-12-01 736
2008-01-01 698
2008-02-01 655
2008-03-01 688
2008-04-01 676
2008-05-01 667
2008-06-01 713
2008-07-01 707
2008-08-01 705
2008-09-01 751
2008-10-01 715
2008-11-01 740
2008-12-01 735
2009-01-01 683
2009-02-01 699
2009-03-01 693
2009-04-01 725
2009-05-01 731
2009-06-01 767
2009-07-01 731
2009-08-01 748
2009-09-01 703
2009-10-01 678
2009-11-01 725
2009-12-01 707
2010-01-01 712
2010-02-01 707
2010-03-01 732
2010-04-01 750
2010-05-01 752
2010-06-01 769
2010-07-01 754
2010-08-01 739
2010-09-01 723
2010-10-01 723
2010-11-01 739
2010-12-01 719
2011-01-01 694
2011-02-01 681
2011-03-01 708
2011-04-01 715
2011-05-01 736
2011-06-01 742
2011-07-01 742
2011-08-01 762
2011-09-01 741
2011-10-01 707
2011-11-01 714
2011-12-01 715
2012-01-01 633
2012-02-01 610
2012-03-01 622
2012-04-01 644
2012-05-01 648
2012-06-01 668
2012-07-01 656
2012-08-01 649
2012-09-01 651
2012-10-01 646
2012-11-01 641
2012-12-01 635
2013-01-01 597
2013-02-01 603
2013-03-01 599
2013-04-01 618
2013-05-01 648
2013-06-01 653
2013-07-01 647
2013-08-01 639
2013-09-01 638
2013-10-01 645
2013-11-01 616
2013-12-01 628
2014-01-01 610
2014-02-01 634
2014-03-01 640
2014-04-01 654
2014-05-01 664
2014-06-01 673
2014-07-01 640
2014-08-01 636
2014-09-01 638
2014-10-01 625
2014-11-01 613
2014-12-01 599
2015-01-01 613
2015-02-01 603
2015-03-01 627
2015-04-01 608
2015-05-01 620
2015-06-01 614
2015-07-01 592
2015-08-01 566
2015-09-01 576
2015-10-01 591
2015-11-01 569
2015-12-01 552
2016-01-01 516
2016-02-01 555
2016-03-01 563
2016-04-01 562
2016-05-01 580
2016-06-01 572
2016-07-01 544
2016-08-01 547
2016-09-01 534
2016-10-01 539
2016-11-01 532
2016-12-01 531
2017-01-01 523
2017-02-01 538
2017-03-01 579
2017-04-01 553
2017-05-01 578
2017-06-01 585
2017-07-01 546
2017-08-01 557
2017-09-01 537
2017-10-01 537
2017-11-01 527
2017-12-01 542
2018-01-01 526
2018-02-01 547
2018-03-01 580
2018-04-01 552
2018-05-01 589
2018-06-01 569
2018-07-01 538
2018-08-01 553
2018-09-01 555
2018-10-01 560
2018-11-01 552
2018-12-01 539
2019-01-01 542
2019-02-01 551
2019-03-01 583
2019-04-01 586
2019-05-01 592
2019-06-01 591
2019-07-01 564
2019-08-01 591
2019-09-01 570
2019-10-01 584
2019-11-01 567
2019-12-01 567
2020-01-01 550
2020-02-01 565
2020-03-01 570
2020-04-01 508
2020-05-01 545
2020-06-01 557
2020-07-01 556
2020-08-01 569
2020-09-01 550
2020-10-01 563
2020-11-01 548
2020-12-01 542
2021-01-01 560
2021-02-01 570
2021-03-01 620
2021-04-01 591
2021-05-01 590
2021-06-01 580
2021-07-01 574
2021-08-01 595
2021-09-01 581
2021-10-01 595
2021-11-01 587
2021-12-01 568
2022-01-01 598
2022-02-01 630
2022-03-01 670
2022-04-01 623
2022-05-01 608
2022-06-01 616
2022-07-01 622
2022-08-01 590
2022-09-01 577
2022-10-01 561
2022-11-01 557
2022-12-01 577
2023-01-01 583
2023-02-01 618
2023-03-01 633
2023-04-01 602
2023-05-01 610
2023-06-01 620
2023-07-01 626
2023-08-01 620
2023-09-01 619
2023-10-01 604
2023-11-01 616
2023-12-01 597
2024-01-01 619
2024-02-01 647
2024-03-01 655
2024-04-01 643
2024-05-01 646
2024-06-01 658
2024-07-01 650

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