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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The state's nonfarm payroll ranks drop by 17,200 in January, latest data shows.
Nonfarm payroll ranks rise by 2,300 jobs, according to Missouri Economic Research and Information Center.
The state's unemployment rate drops a tenth of a percentage point.
Data from Missouri Economic Research and Information Center points to 7,900-job increase in nonfarm payroll ranks month over month.
Nonfarm payroll ranks rise by 12,000 jobs month over month.
Recent changes to Missouri’s unemployment compensation programs will be detailed at a Wednesday morning seminar at the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.
With an improving unemployment rate, Missouri is no longer eligible to operate the state Extended Benefits program.
Legislation seeks to cap benefits based on the unemployment rate. 
The state’s average jobless rate improves to 3.8 percent last year from 4.6 percent in 2016.
Show-Me State employers add a net 2,200 jobs during September.
The jobless rate in the five-county area bumps up to 5.5 percent in January, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But state officials say $1B is in the coffers, the highest on record.
The Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations' Division of Employment Security announced that for the first six months of the year, it has collected $13.7 million in delinquent unemployment taxes, penalties, interest and overpayments from false or mistaken claims.
The Springfield metropolitan statistical area unemployment rate was 8 percent in October.
Spring is on its way, but the cold wind of recession continues to batter Missouri's economy. As Missouri Auditor Claire0 McCaskill warned more than a year ago, the Missouri unemployment …
Visitors to the Missouri Job Center in Springfield are asked to use temporary entrance on Boonville Avenue.
Missouri’s unemployed workers claimed fewer weeks of unemployment benefits in 2006 compared to 2005, according to the state Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.
Missouri is cracking down on companies that try to avoid paying their fair share of state unemployment taxes.
Senate leaders and state chamber officials vow to advance similar legislation next year under a new governor.
The state's nonfarm payroll ranks decrease by 6,600 jobs month over month.
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