Alabama’s unemployment rate is doing better but employers are still having trouble hiring. Alabama’s unemployment rate dipped to 3.1% in September. The Alabama Department of Labor said that is slightly better than numbers in August.
That’s good news because it means 470 people found work.
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Alabama opted out of extended federal unemployment benefits over the summer.
Cherokee County’s rate for the month of September stands at 4.
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4%, Calhoun at 7.7%, DeKalb at 4.7%, and Etowah County at 8.3%
Some of the cities with the highest unemployment rates were Selma at 8.7%, Prichard at 6.9% and Anniston at 6.1%.
