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S.C., Charleston unemployment edges up in January

By George Kaplan on Monday, 18 March 2013 - 11:04am
South Carolina's jobless rate elevated to 8.7% in January.Up one-tenth of a percentage point from an adjusted 8.6% in December -- it was originally 8.4% -- over 188,000 South Carolina residents found themselves without a job in January. Since... More

Job situation betters in October for South Carolina as local numbers hold largely steady

By Ken Hawkins on Thursday, 22 November 2012 - 3:25am
Continuing the improvement trend seen in September, October's unemployment data once again bodes well for South Carolina, falling from 9.1% to 8.6%.“Today’s announcement marks the state’s lowest unemployment rate in nearly four years, as well as the... More

S.C., Charleston's overall job count falls

By Ken Hawkins on Tuesday, 25 September 2012 - 7:25am
South Carolina's unemployment effectively held steady during August at 9.6%.The estimated number of unemployed people dropped by 2,021 to 204,941 — but the total number of employed persons decreased for the fifth consecutive month to 10,347. In... More

S.C., Charleston unemployment continues to edge upward

By Ken Hawkins on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 - 3:21am
Unemployment rates had been falling for month after month, but that trend broke in May and was followed by more increases in June.South Carolina’s unemployment rate increased to 9.4% in June from 9.1% in May — however the rate is down a full... More

After declining for months, S.C.'s unemployment ticks up

By Ken Hawkins on Saturday, 16 June 2012 - 5:56am
After more than 10 months of declines, South Carolina's unemployment rate ticked up in May, along with a bigger increase in the Charleston area.In April the unemployment rate was 8.8%, moving to 9.1% in May for South Carolina and increasing in all... More

April's unemployment numbers decline nationally, Charleston sees small rise

By Amanda Click on Friday, 18 May 2012 - 10:53am
According to a report released by the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce, the state's jobless rate has declined for the ninth consecutive month.The rate fell from 8.9 percent in March to 8.8 percent in April. The number of employed dropped... More

After 23 years on the job a Michigan man faces unemployment.

By mdcarr on Wednesday, 16 May 2012 - 4:37pm
John Chevilott was performing his duties by mowing lawns in Detroit for the county, when he came across a gun in the grass.   He alerted his supervisor of the find and was told that police were going to meet him at the job site to recover the... More

S.C.'s unemployment dips 0.2% in February; Charleston metro mixed

By Ken Hawkins on Friday, 30 March 2012 - 3:31pm
The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped slightly from 9.3% in January to 9.1% in February. That means for the seventh consecutive month the unemployment rate has declined. The Charleston metro area edged up, however, from 7.6% to 7... More

Jobless rate falls to 9.5% in December, lowest since 2008, but Charleston goes up

By Amanda Click on Tuesday, 24 January 2012 - 3:08pm
The SC Department of Employment and Workforce released the South Carolina’s Employment Situation this morning which reveals that South Carolina's unemployment rate has fallen to 9.5% in December — a 0.4% point decrease from November.... More

Changes could require those with S.C. unemployment benefits to work, shorten benefits

By Staff reports on Saturday, 14 January 2012 - 5:17pm
This week has shed light on possible changes coming to unemployment benefits that would lessen the number of weeks one could collect income.South Carolina's unemployment agency is intending to alter the state's unemployment by altering the... More
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