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Reports and podcasts provide analysis of labor markets in South Carolina.

2013
2012
2011

Date	Topic
January 30, 2013	Unemployment Rate Edged Higher in South Carolina in December, But Payrolls Rose Again
January 8, 2013	South Carolina's Labor Market Continued to Heal in November

Date	Topic
November 30, 2012	South Carolina's Employment Increased and Unemployment Fell During October
October 30, 2012	South Carolina's Labor Market Data Improved Markedly in September
October 3, 2012	South Carolina's Labor Markets Improved in August, Despite Decline in Payroll Employment
August 29, 2012	Private Sector Jobs Fell in South Carolina in July and the Unemployment Rate Rose Again
August 1, 2012	Employment Growth Slowed in South Carolina in June, Unemployment Continued to Rise
June 27, 2012	South Carolina's Employment was Up in May, but Unemployment Edged Higher
May 30, 2012	South Carolina's Labor Markets Softened in April, Despite a Dip in Unemployment
May 2, 2012	After Big Improvement in Recent Months, South Carolina's Jobs Data Was Mixed in March
April 10, 2012	Labor Markets Improved Materially in South Carolina During February
March 23, 2012	Hiring Increased in South Carolina During January, and Unemployment Was Down
February 1, 2012	South Carolina's Unemployment Rate Declined in December, but Job Creation Slowed
January 4, 2012	Employment Jumped in South Carolina During November; Unemployment Fell

Date	Topic
December 5, 2011	Employment Fell in South Carolina as the Region's Economy Remained Soft
November 4, 2011	Employment Fell in South Carolina as the Region's Economy Remained Soft
September 28, 2011	South Carolina Lost Jobs in August as Economic Activity in the Region Remained Soft
August 31, 2011	Economic Growth in the Carolinas Was Weak in July, South Carolina Gained Jobs

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