Labor Market by State

All states ranked by job openings - Dec 2025

State	Openings	Hires	Quits	Layoffs	Openings Rate
Texas	603K	477K	317K	141K	4.0%
California	588K	556K	278K	232K	3.2%
Florida	427K	289K	196K	103K	4.1%
New York	372K	366K	149K	127K	3.6%
Ohio	278K	176K	143K	52K	4.6%
Georgia	275K	137K	90K	55K	5.2%
Pennsylvania	243K	182K	98K	57K	3.7%
North Carolina	231K	161K	127K	52K	4.3%
Illinois	219K	217K	124K	63K	3.4%
Virginia	210K	136K	90K	47K	4.7%
Michigan	205K	180K	100K	64K	4.3%
New Jersey	167K	150K	65K	38K	3.7%
Minnesota	150K	91K	65K	30K	4.7%
Tennessee	141K	125K	67K	37K	4.0%
Missouri	136K	108K	72K	26K	4.3%
Massachusetts	129K	104K	53K	36K	3.3%
Indiana	126K	114K	101K	53K	3.7%
Maryland	126K	87K	58K	27K	4.3%
Arizona	122K	131K	62K	34K	3.6%
Washington	121K	129K	61K	35K	3.2%
Wisconsin	119K	107K	76K	35K	3.8%
South Carolina	113K	96K	54K	28K	4.5%
Colorado	110K	96K	59K	29K	3.5%
Oklahoma	101K	60K	41K	19K	5.3%
Alabama	98K	69K	51K	25K	4.2%
Louisiana	95K	71K	54K	25K	4.5%
Kentucky	88K	63K	43K	24K	4.1%
Oregon	78K	79K	42K	19K	3.7%
Kansas	68K	50K	37K	16K	4.5%
Connecticut	68K	58K	29K	21K	3.8%
Utah	67K	65K	39K	19K	3.6%
Iowa	65K	53K	44K	17K	3.9%
Arkansas	65K	47K	29K	17K	4.5%
Mississippi	61K	43K	28K	15K	4.8%
Nevada	58K	74K	29K	17K	3.6%
Idaho	47K	37K	23K	19K	5.0%
West Virginia	44K	30K	17K	9K	5.8%
Nebraska	40K	34K	25K	11K	3.7%
District of Columbia	33K	20K	10K	5K	4.3%
New Mexico	33K	33K	18K	9K	3.5%
Maine	28K	20K	14K	9K	4.1%
New Hampshire	25K	19K	15K	11K	3.4%
Montana	23K	23K	16K	8K	4.1%
Rhode Island	23K	21K	10K	7K	4.3%
Delaware	22K	18K	11K	6K	4.2%
Hawaii	21K	21K	13K	8K	3.1%
North Dakota	21K	18K	13K	6K	4.5%
South Dakota	20K	17K	18K	5K	4.1%
Alaska	16K	17K	12K	6K	4.5%
Vermont	11K	9K	8K	5K	3.4%
Wyoming	11K	12K	10K	4K	3.6%

Compiled by PlainLabor Editorial, Labor Statistics Editorial Team