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Iowa’s unemployment rate remained unchanged last month, but the rate of jobless workers in Marion County increased in the month of August.

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While Iowa’s unemployment average increased slightly last month, the rate of jobless workers in Marion County dropped in the month of July.

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Unemployment in Marion County rose slightly in June, after dipping below the statewide average in May.

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Unemployment in Marion County rose slightly in June, after dipping below the statewide average in May.

After consecutive months of steady increases, the unemployment rate for Marion County decreased in April.

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After consecutive months of steady increases, the unemployment rate for Marion County decreased in April.

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Marion County’s unemployment rate spiked again in January, according to data released Wednesday by Iowa Workforce Development.

While Iowa’s unemployment rate declined slightly in December, the number of jobless workers in Marion County increased last month – though the rate is still below the statewide average.

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While Iowa’s unemployment rate declined slightly in December, the number of jobless workers in Marion County increased last month – though the rate is still below the statewide average.

After decreasing for two consecutive months, the unemployment rate in Marion County climbed eight-tenths of a percent in November, but still remains below the statewide average.

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After decreasing for two consecutive months, the unemployment rate in Marion County climbed eight-tenths of a percent in November, but still remains below the statewide average.

Unemployment data released Friday by Iowa Workforce Development showed the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate slightly increasing to 6.7 percent in November from October’s revised rate of 6.6 percent.