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Jobless Rates Up Over the Year for Most Oklahoma Counties in July

Wednesday, August 28, 2024

In July, Latimer and McIntosh Counties posted Oklahoma’s highest county unemployment rate of 6.7 percent. Haskell and Seminole Counties reported the second-highest rate for the month. Dewey and Cimarron Counties reported the lowest county unemployment rate of 2.2 percent in July. Unemployment rates in July were higher than a year earlier in 73 counties, lower in 3 counties and unchanged in 1 county.

Read the full July 2024 Metro Area and County Employment and Unemployment Report.

Last Modified on Oct 02, 2024