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Connecticut Sees Job Growth Amid Low Unemployment Rates
7/28/2025
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Story summary
- In June 2025, Weston’s unemployment rate fell to 2.4%, Redding to 2.9%, and Easton to 3.0%, all below Connecticut's average of 3.4%.
- Connecticut added 3,200 jobs, primarily in health care, education, and hospitality sectors.
- Manufacturing struggled, remaining stagnant due to ongoing global supply chain issues.
- Hartford recorded the highest unemployment rate in the state.
