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- Seasonally adjusted initial claims for unemployment insurance rose to 5,766 per week in June, following a rise in May. However, the less volatile moving average has dropped every month since September 2011, indicating a declining trend for layoffs.
- Tennessee's unemployment rate rose to 8.1% in June, the second monthly rise, returning to nearly the same rate as in January of this year. Flagging jog growth combined with a rise in the number of job seekers caused the increase.
- Nonfarm employment fell 12,000 in June for Tennessee but is still higher over the year. The rate of growth of nonfarm employment has slowed considerably since early this year.
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