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Broad Drop in State Unemployment

Unemployment declined in April in 40 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Rates rose in three states and remained steady in the remaining seven states. States with the highest job growth were Texas, New York and Florida. More

State Budget Update: Spring 2013

States continue to move along a familiar path of slow and steady growth as the four-year anniversary of the official end of the Great Recession approaches, according to NCSL's newly released report, “State Budget Update: Spring 2013.” More
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Federal Civil Rights laws prohibits discrimination in employment based on a factors including age, disability, ethic origin, gender, race, religiion or veteran status. In addition, many states have adopted civil rights that provide additional protections against discrimination in hiring or employment, based on additional factors, such as marital status, gender identity, off-duty conduct or mental disability.

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