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Michigan Labor Market Information Director Wayne Rourke said the modest decline last month is due largely to Michigan’s shrinking workforce
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This slight increase is the first discernible movement in the jobless rate in quite awhile
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Michigan’s workforce declined by 1.6% over the course of 2025
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The state’s overall labor force fell by around 9,000 workers as people retire or get discouraged from the job hunt
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The number of unemployed people in Michigan actually increased slightly last month, but the labor force declined by about the same number
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Michigan’s unemployment remains higher than the national average and is still higher than it was in June of 2024
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It's the first time in two years that the unemployment rate improved
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Manufacturing in Michigan gained jobs in February following four months of declining employment