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District of Columbia Unemployment Holds at 5.0 Percent in August
Washington Metro’s Unemployment Rate at 2.6 percent
District of Columbia Unemployment Rate Firm at 5.0 Percent in July
Washington Metro’s Unemployment Rate at 2.7 percent
District of Columbia Unemployment Rate Steady at 5.1 Percent in June
Mayor Bowser Announces Minimum Wage Increase Effective July 1, 2023
Washington Metro’s Unemployment Rate at 2.7 Percent
District of Columbia Looks Forward, Unemployment Rate at 5.1 Percent in May
Career Ready Early Scholars Program
Washington Metro’s Unemployment Rate at 2.4 Percent
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