DOL news release, UI weekly claims (June)
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A Department of Labor news release, Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims, embargoed until 8:30 A.M. (Eastern) Thursday, June 25, 2026. It states that in the week ending June 20 the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 215,000, a decrease of 12,000 from the previous week's revised level, and that the 4-week moving average was 224,250. It states that the advance seasonally adjusted insured unemployment rate was 1.2 percent for the week ending June 13, with the advance number for insured unemployment 1,821,000. The release also gives unadjusted data, including 207,133 actual initial claims under state programs in the week ending June 20, and lists the states with the highest insured unemployment rates in the week ending June 6.
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TRANSMISSION OF MATERIALS IN THIS RELEASE IS EMBARGOED UNTIL
8:30 A.M. (Eastern) Thursday, June 25, 2026
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE WEEKLY CLAIMS
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED DATA
In the week ending June 20, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 215,000, a decrease of 12,000
from the previous week's revised level. The previous week's level was revised up by 1,000 from 226,000 to 227,000. The
4-week moving average was 224,250, an increase of 750 from the previous week's revised average. The previous week's
average was revised up by 250 from 223,250 to 223,500.
The advance seasonally adjusted insured unemployment rate was 1.2 percent for the week ending June 13, unchanged
from the previous week's unrevised rate. The advance number for seasonally adjusted insured unemployment during the
week ending June 13 was 1,821,000, an increase of 21,000 from the previous week's revised level. The previous week's
level was revised down by 10,000 from 1,810,000 to 1,800,000. The 4 -week moving average was 1,794,500, an increase
of 9,000 from the previous week's revised average. The previous week's average was revised down by 2,500 from
1,788,000 to 1,785,500.
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UNADJUSTED DATA
The advance number of actual initial claims under state programs, unadjusted, totaled 207,133 in the week ending June
20, a decrease of 13,509 (or -6.1 percent) from the previous week. The seasonal factors had expected a decrease of 1,592
(or -0.7 percent) from the previous week. There were 227,516 initial claims in the comparable week in 2025.
The advance unadjusted insured unemployment rate was 1.1 percent during the week ending June 13, unchanged from
the prior week. The advance unadjusted level of insured unemployment in state programs totaled 1,730,250, an increase
of 52,812 (or 3.1 percent) from the preceding week. The seasonal factors had expected an increase of 32,397 (or 1.9
percent) from the previous week. A year earlier the rate was 1.2 percent and the volume was 1,862,043.
The total number of continued weeks claimed for benefits in all programs for the week ending June 6 was 1,702,755, a
decrease of 2,906 from the previous week. There were 1,841,887 weekly claims filed for benefits in all programs in the
comparable week in 2025.
No state was triggered "on" the Extended Benefits program during the week ending June 6.
Initial claims for UI benefits filed by former Federal civilian employees totaled 431 in the week ending June 13, a
decrease of 66 from the prior week. There were 398 initial claims filed by newly discharged veterans, a decrease of 31
from the preceding week.
There were 6,618 continued weeks claimed filed by former Federal civilian employees the week ending June 6, a
decrease of 284 from the previous week. Newly discharged veterans claiming benefits totaled 4,436, a decrease of 243
from the prior week.
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The highest insured unemployment rates in the week ending June 6 were in Puerto Rico (2.2), New Jersey (2.0),
Massachusetts (1.9), Washington (1.9), California (1.8), Minnesota (1.7), Rhode Island (1.7), Nevada (1.6), Oregon (1.6),
Illinois (1.5), and New York (1.5).
The largest increases in initial claims for the week ending June 13 were in Pennsylvania (+3,814), Minnesota (+1,587),
Oregon (+1,536), Kentucky (+1,401), and Michigan (+791), while the largest decreases were in Illinois (-2,164), Ohio
(-2,163), South Carolina (-1,856), Puerto Rico (-1,673), and New York (-1,536).
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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE DATA FOR REGULAR STATE PROGRAMS
WEEK ENDING June 20 June 13 Change June 6 Prior Year1
Initial Claims (SA) 215,000 227,000 -12,000 230,000 236,000
Initial Claims (NSA) 207,133 220,642 -13,509 228,955 227,516
4-Wk Moving Average (SA) 224,250 223,500 +750 219,250 242,250
WEEK ENDING June 13 June 6 Change May 30 Prior Year1
Insured Unemployment (SA) 1,821,000 1,800,000 +21,000 1,786,000 1,960,000
Insured Unemployment (NSA) 1,730,250 1,677,438 +52,812 1,678,837 1,862,043
4-Wk Moving Average (SA) 1,794,500 1,785,500 +9,000 1,778,250 1,934,500
Insured Unemployment Rate (SA)2 1.2% 1.2% 0.0 1.2% 1.3%
Insured Unemployment Rate (NSA)2 1.1% 1.1% 0.0 1.1% 1.2%
INITIAL CLAIMS FILED IN FEDERAL PROGRAMS (UNADJUSTED)
WEEK ENDING June 13 June 6 Change Prior Year1
Federal Employees (UCFE) 431 497 -66 472
Newly Discharged Veterans (UCX) 398 429 -31 375
CONTINUED WEEKS CLAIMED FILED FOR UI BENEFITS IN ALL PROGRAMS (UNADJUSTED)
WEEK ENDING June 6 May 30 Change Prior Year 1
Regular State 1,672,814 1,673,438 -624 1,807,864
Federal Employees 6,618 6,902 -284 6,738
Newly Discharged Veterans 4,436 4,679 -243 4,501
Extended Benefits3 25 12 +13 34
State Additional Benefits4 3,333 3,489 -156 2,764
STC / Workshare 5 15,529 17,141 -1,612 19,986
TOTAL 1,702,755 1,705,661 -2,906 1,841,887
FOOTNOTES
SA - Seasonally Adjusted Data, NSA - Not Seasonally Adjusted Data Continued weeks claimed represent all weeks of benefits
claimed during the week being reported, and do not represent weeks claimed by unique individuals.
1. Prior year is comparable to most recent data.
2. Most recent week used covered employment of 153,547,535 as denominator.
3. Information on the EB program can be found here: EB Program information
4. Some states maintain additional benefit programs for those claimants who exhaust regular benefits, and when
applicable, extended benefits. Information on states that participate, and the extent of benefits paid, can be found
starting on page 4-5 of this link: Extensions and Special Programs PDF
5. Information on STC/Worksharing can be found starting on page 4-11 of the following link: Extensions and Special
Programs PDF
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Advance State Claims - Not Seasonally Adjusted
Initial Claims Filed During Week Ended June 20 Insured Unemployment For Week Ended June 13
STATE Advance Prior Wk Change Advance Prior Wk Change
Alabama 1,458 1,980 -522 7,710 8,398 -688
Alaska 452 441 11 3,423 3,797 -374
Arizona 2,684 3,065 -381 21,971 24,440 -2,469
Arkansas 1,497 1,687 -190 5,624 5,884 -260
California 44,108 43,768 340 350,403 328,235 22,168
Colorado 2,712 2,975 -263 31,900 31,355 545
Connecticut 4,114 2,489 1,625 22,386 21,445 941
Delaware 597 762 -165 5,051 4,553 498
District of Columbia 687 580 107 6,903 6,976 -73
Florida 5,981 6,943 -962 32,538 31,745 793
Georgia 3,317 4,455 -1,138 23,895 26,611 -2,716
Hawaii 1,147 1,208 -61 6,533 6,190 343
Idaho 632 695 -63 4,825 5,120 -295
Illinois 6,101 8,700 -2,599 93,991 89,295 4,696
Indiana 2,056 2,365 -309 18,113 18,273 -160
Iowa 1,568 1,904 -336 8,250 7,834 416
Kansas 960 1,170 -210 8,301 7,514 787
Kentucky 1,567 2,826 -1,259 11,096 10,112 984
Louisiana 1,406 1,661 -255 6,689 7,588 -899
Maine 551 425 126 5,019 5,167 -148
Maryland 2,836 2,236 600 22,163 22,253 -90
Massachusetts 4,960 4,573 387 66,078 67,527 -1,449
Michigan 4,891 5,550 -659 44,158 45,370 -1,212
Minnesota 7,469 12,423 -4,954 62,837 49,427 13,410
Mississippi 908 1,202 -294 8,006 8,291 -285
Missouri 2,194 2,625 -431 17,507 18,430 -923
Montana 462 513 -51 4,649 4,893 -244
Nebraska 558 620 -62 5,817 5,841 -24
Nevada 2,333 2,705 -372 25,264 24,725 539
New Hampshire 568 367 201 2,902 3,502 -600
New Jersey 12,103 8,345 3,758 87,386 86,700 686
New Mexico 742 923 -181 10,294 9,855 439
New York 13,562 13,144 418 148,467 149,324 -857
North Carolina 3,038 3,233 -195 18,559 19,353 -794
North Dakota 506 399 107 2,435 2,101 334
Ohio 4,102 5,594 -1,492 41,915 43,746 -1,831
Oklahoma 928 1,301 -373 10,947 11,042 -95
Oregon 8,585 6,305 2,280 36,191 32,181 4,010
Pennsylvania 14,484 17,863 -3,379 89,430 81,347 8,083
Puerto Rico 1,524 2,569 -1,045 18,908 20,197 -1,289
Rhode Island 1,296 756 540 8,059 8,183 -124
South Carolina 2,164 2,549 -385 16,666 16,510 156
South Dakota 247 185 62 1,239 1,239 0
Tennessee 2,643 3,442 -799 18,729 17,427 1,302
Texas 15,217 17,011 -1,794 152,409 150,089 2,320
Utah 1,204 1,293 -89 11,079 11,216 -137
Vermont 624 324 300 2,469 2,340 129
Virgin Islands 35 27 8 274 232 42
Virginia 2,918 2,701 217 21,738 19,831 1,907
Washington 5,330 4,996 334 71,116 68,742 2,374
West Virginia 504 790 -286 6,228 6,016 212
Wisconsin 4,360 3,713 647 19,945 17,288 2,657
Wyoming 243 266 -23 1,765 1,688 77
US Total 207,133 220,642 -13,509 1,730,250 1,677,438 52,812
Note: Advance claims are not directly comparable to claims reported in prior weeks. Advance claims are reported by the
state liable for paying the unemployment compensation, whereas previous weeks reported claims reflect claimants by
state of residence. In addition, claims reported as "workshare equivalent" in the previous week are added to the advance
claims as a proxy for the current week's "workshare equivalent" activity.
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Seasonally Adjusted US Weekly UI Claims (in thousands)
Change Change
from from
Initial Prior 4-Week Insured Prior 4-Week
Week Ending Claims Week Average Unemployment Week Average IUR
June 14, 2025 243 -3 242.25 1,960 25 1,934.50 1.3
June 21, 2025 236 -7 242.25 1,954 -6 1,949.00 1.3
June 28, 2025 231 -5 239.00 1,952 -2 1,950.25 1.3
July 5, 2025 228 -3 234.50 1,949 -3 1,953.75 1.3
July 12, 2025 221 -7 229.00 1,941 -8 1,949.00 1.3
July 19, 2025 218 -3 224.50 1,936 -5 1,944.50 1.3
July 26, 2025 219 1 221.50 1,963 27 1,947.25 1.3
August 2, 2025 226 7 221.00 1,942 -21 1,945.50 1.3
August 9, 2025 224 -2 221.75 1,957 15 1,949.50 1.3
August 16, 2025 233 9 225.50 1,942 -15 1,951.00 1.3
August 23, 2025 229 -4 228.00 1,937 -5 1,944.50 1.3
August 30, 2025 236 7 230.50 1,927 -10 1,940.75 1.3
September 6, 2025 259 23 239.25 1,925 -2 1,932.75 1.3
September 13, 2025 233 -26 239.25 1,916 -9 1,926.25 1.3
September 20, 2025 219 -14 236.75 1,921 5 1,922.25 1.3
September 27, 2025 225 6 234.00 1,929 8 1,922.75 1.3
October 4, 2025 233 8 227.50 1,928 -1 1,923.50 1.3
October 11, 2025 222 -11 224.75 1,947 19 1,931.25 1.3
October 18, 2025 231 9 227.75 1,953 6 1,939.25 1.3
October 25, 2025 221 -10 226.75 1,962 9 1,947.50 1.3
November 1, 2025 228 7 225.50 1,946 -16 1,952.00 1.3
November 8, 2025 228 0 227.00 1,949 3 1,952.50 1.3
November 15, 2025 222 -6 224.75 1,943 -6 1,950.00 1.3
November 22, 2025 218 -4 224.00 1,932 -11 1,942.50 1.3
November 29, 2025 216 -2 221.00 1,894 -38 1,929.50 1.2
December 6, 2025 235 19 222.75 1,887 -7 1,914.00 1.2
December 13, 2025 224 -11 223.25 1,910 23 1,905.75 1.2
December 20, 2025 215 -9 222.50 1,860 -50 1,887.75 1.2
December 27, 2025 203 -12 219.25 1,900 40 1,889.25 1.2
January 3, 2026 207 4 212.25 1,875 -25 1,886.25 1.2
January 10, 2026 201 -6 206.50 1,865 -10 1,875.00 1.2
January 17, 2026 210 9 205.25 1,823 -42 1,865.75 1.2
January 24, 2026 211 1 207.25 1,842 19 1,851.25 1.2
January 31, 2026 230 19 213.00 1,859 17 1,847.25 1.2
February 7, 2026 230 0 220.25 1,865 6 1,847.25 1.2
February 14, 2026 208 -22 219.75 1,827 -38 1,848.25 1.2
February 21, 2026 211 3 219.75 1,871 44 1,855.50 1.2
February 28, 2026 214 3 215.75 1,847 -24 1,852.50 1.2
March 7, 2026 213 -1 211.50 1,851 4 1,849.00 1.2
March 14, 2026 205 -8 210.75 1,816 -35 1,846.25 1.2
March 21, 2026 211 6 210.75 1,832 16 1,836.50 1.2
March 28, 2026 203 -8 208.00 1,787 -45 1,821.50 1.2
April 4, 2026 218 15 209.25 1,809 22 1,811.00 1.2
April 11, 2026 208 -10 210.00 1,808 -1 1,809.00 1.2
April 18, 2026 215 7 211.00 1,776 -32 1,795.00 1.2
April 25, 2026 190 -25 207.75 1,758 -18 1,787.75 1.1
May 2, 2026 199 9 203.00 1,776 18 1,779.50 1.2
May 9, 2026 212 13 204.00 1,771 -5 1,770.25 1.2
May 16, 2026 210 -2 202.75 1,785 14 1,772.50 1.2
May 23, 2026 212 2 208.25 1,771 -14 1,775.75 1.2
May 30, 2026 225 13 214.75 1,786 15 1,778.25 1.2
June 6, 2026 230 5 219.25 1,800 14 1,785.50 1.2
June 13, 2026 227 -3 223.50 1,821 21 1,794.50 1.2
June 20, 2026 215 -12 224.25
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INITIAL CLAIMS FILED DURING WEEK ENDED INSURED UNEMPLOYMENT FOR WEEK ENDED
JUNE 13 JUNE 6
CHANGE FROM CHANGE FROM TOTAL
LAST YEAR LAST YEAR INSURED
STATE NAME STATE WEEK AGO UCFE 1 UCX 1 STATE (%) 2 WEEK AGO UCFE 1 UCX 1 UNEMPLOYMENT
Alabama 1,980 -6 -65 10 5 8,398 0.4 -22 -1,259 27 17 8,442
Alaska 441 -25 -14 0 0 3,797 1.2 -184 -243 20 2 3,819
Arizona 3,065 -216 -732 16 10 24,440 0.8 419 -7,900 107 26 24,573
Arkansas 1,687 198 250 4 0 5,884 0.5 108 -2,653 16 2 5,902
California 43,768 -1,005 -3,425 80 94 328,235 1.8 -12,979 -39,674 873 1,054 330,162
Colorado 2,975 -437 131 3 9 31,355 1.1 157 531 143 193 31,691
Connecticut 2,489 54 -1,838 1 3 21,445 1.3 204 -1,455 72 24 21,541
Delaware 762 382 335 3 2 4,553 1.0 -15 -82 16 4 4,573
District of Columbia 580 -62 -218 14 0 6,976 1.2 -18 -3,748 622 4 7,602
Florida 6,943 -728 -669 18 28 31,745 0.3 -1,569 -2,466 114 70 31,929
Georgia 4,455 -1,119 76 23 19 26,611 0.6 186 -2,252 209 88 26,908
Hawaii 1,208 -217 26 2 9 6,190 1.0 167 296 53 53 6,296
Idaho 695 -148 -244 0 0 5,120 0.6 -134 -465 12 7 5,139
Illinois 8,700 -2,164 -1,386 14 6 89,295 1.5 2,733 -7,239 329 93 89,717
Indiana 2,365 -532 -342 3 3 18,273 0.6 -709 -2,268 33 17 18,323
Iowa 1,904 -36 30 3 0 7,834 0.5 289 -1,520 14 2 7,850
Kansas 1,170 -103 -78 1 2 7,514 0.5 -147 -1,382 7 23 7,544
Kentucky 2,826 1,401 1,017 0 0 10,112 0.5 271 -414 38 40 10,190
Louisiana 1,661 -272 -392 1 2 7,588 0.4 415 -4,216 27 12 7,627
Maine 425 -65 -106 0 0 5,167 0.8 -78 -616 11 4 5,182
Maryland 2,236 -57 -457 36 2 22,253 0.9 -58 -3,269 392 68 22,713
Massachusetts 4,573 -232 -102 0 1 67,527 1.9 -237 -2,809 188 203 67,918
Michigan 5,550 791 -641 2 7 45,370 1.0 -2,194 569 93 32 45,495
Minnesota 12,423 1,587 -171 1 2 49,427 1.7 8,500 -4,635 67 51 49,545
Mississippi 1,202 -430 21 0 4 8,291 0.7 192 -144 44 2 8,337
Missouri 2,625 -850 -186 3 1 18,430 0.6 -286 -1,631 62 13 18,505
Montana 513 -9 -51 7 0 4,893 1.0 -77 239 26 9 4,928
Nebraska 620 -183 -77 3 0 5,841 0.6 26 47 11 1 5,853
Nevada 2,705 15 144 1 0 24,725 1.6 30 101 51 68 24,844
New Hampshire 367 4 -61 2 0 3,502 0.5 -15 -208 6 1 3,509
New Jersey 8,345 76 -471 11 15 86,700 2.0 -1,080 -5,603 242 208 87,150
New Mexico 923 -433 -56 14 1 9,855 1.2 173 -811 90 37 9,982
New York 13,144 -1,536 -110 13 18 149,324 1.5 -3,614 874 370 237 149,931
North Carolina 3,233 -312 -149 1 2 19,353 0.4 176 -2,978 53 74 19,480
North Dakota 399 93 34 11 0 2,101 0.5 -229 -386 113 9 2,223
Ohio 5,594 -2,163 -184 4 5 43,746 0.8 2,593 -5,203 69 52 43,867
Oklahoma 1,301 -365 -20 5 6 11,042 0.7 -452 -367 39 29 11,110
Oregon 6,305 1,536 585 10 3 32,181 1.6 -639 1,648 157 53 32,391
Pennsylvania 17,863 3,814 -671 13 10 81,347 1.4 4,222 -10,766 345 113 81,805
Puerto Rico 2,569 -1,673 -32 11 2 20,197 2.2 5,216 2,575 242 53 20,492
Rhode Island 756 -43 -63 1 0 8,183 1.7 -58 -1,332 28 9 8,220
South Carolina 2,549 -1,856 -3 2 5 16,510 0.7 -430 -207 41 32 16,583
South Dakota 185 -36 5 7 1 1,239 0.3 50 31 90 2 1,331
Tennessee 3,442 -721 545 1 6 17,427 0.5 541 -1,149 33 41 17,501
Texas 17,011 -264 -2,322 50 80 150,089 1.1 -1,283 -14,583 516 790 151,395
Utah 1,293 -106 -83 5 3 11,216 0.7 -30 -1,108 56 25 11,297
Vermont 324 38 19 0 0 2,340 0.8 -80 -91 1 0 2,341
Virgin Islands 27 -33 7 0 0 232 0.7 52 4 4 0 236
Virginia 2,701 -239 -1,271 12 14 19,831 0.5 347 -297 174 86 20,091
Washington 4,996 -283 -132 4 13 68,742 1.9 -1,970 -2,862 210 380 69,332
West Virginia 790 119 -86 2 3 6,016 0.9 112 -1,067 30 10 6,056
Wisconsin 3,713 643 -510 3 1 17,288 0.6 -10 -1,542 26 13 17,327
Wyoming 266 -105 -24 0 1 1,688 0.6 19 -31 6 0 1,694
Totals 220,642 -8,313 -14,217 431 398 1,677,438 1.1 -1,399 -136,016 6,618 4,436 1,688,492
Figures appearing in columns showing over-the-week changes reflect all revisions in data for prior week submitted by
state agencies.
1. The Unemployment Compensation program for Federal Employees (UCFE) and the Unemployment
Compensation for Ex-servicemembers (UCX) exclude claims filed jointly under other programs to avoid
duplication.
2. Rate is not seasonally adjusted. The source of U.S. total covered employment is BLS.
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UNADJUSTED INITIAL CLAIMS FOR WEEK ENDED June 13, 2026
STATES WITH AN INCREASE OF MORE THAN 1,000
State Change State Supplied Comment
PA +3,814 Layoffs in transportation and warehousing, accommodation and food services, administrative
and support and waste management and remediation services, and health care and social
assistance industries.
MN +1,587 Layoffs in educational services industry.
OR +1,536 Layoffs in educational services industry.
KY +1,401 Layoffs in manufacturing industry.
STATES WITH A DECREASE OF MORE THAN 1,000
State Change State Supplied Comment
IL -2,164 No comment.
OH -2,163 No comment.
SC -1,856 No comment.
PR -1,673 No comment.
NY -1,536 Fewer layoffs in accommodation and food services, construction, and real estate and rental
and leasing industries.
GA -1,119 Fewer layoffs in manufacturing; administrative and support and waste management and
remediation services; health care and social assistance; and professional, scientific, and
technical services industries.
CA -1,005 No comment.
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TECHNICAL NOTES
This news release presents the weekly unemployment insurance (UI) claims reported by each state's unemployment
insurance program offices. These claims may be used for monitoring workload volume, assessing state program
operations and for assessing labor ma rket conditions. States initially report claims directly taken by the state liable for the
benefit payments, regardless of where the claimant who filed the claim resided. These are the basis for the advance initial
claims and continued claims reported each week. These data come from ETA 538, Advance Weekly Initial and
Continued Claims Report. The following week initial claims and continued claims are revised based on a second
reporting by states that reflect the claimants by state of residence. These data c ome from the ETA 539, Weekly Claims
and Extended Benefits Trigger Data Report.
A. Initial Claims
An initial claim is a claim filed by an unemployed individual after a separation from an employer. The claimant requests
a determination of basic eligibility for the UI program. When an initial claim is filed with a state, certain programmatic
activities take place and these result in activity counts including the count of initial claims. The count of U.S. initial
claims for unemployment insurance is a leading economic indicator because it is an indication of emerging labor market
conditions in the country. However, these are weekly administrative data which are difficult to seasonally adjust, making
the series subject to some volatility.
B. Continued Weeks Claimed
A person who has already filed an initial claim and who has experienced a week of unemployment then files a continued
claim to claim benefits for that week of unemployment. On a weekly basis, continued claims are also referred to as
insured unemployment, a s continued claims reflect a good approximation of the current number of insured unemployed
workers filing for UI benefits. The count of U.S. continued weeks claimed is also a good indicator of labor market
conditions. While continued claims are not a leading indicator (they roughly coincide with economic cycles at their peaks
and lag at cycle troughs), they provide confirming evidence of the direction of the U.S. economy.
C. Seasonal Adjustments and Annual Revisions
Over the course of a year, the weekly changes in the levels of initial claims and continued claims undergo regularly
occurring fluctuations. These fluctuations may result from seasonal changes in weather, major holidays, the opening and
closing of schools, or other similar events. Because these seasonal events follow a more or less regular pattern each year,
their influence on the level of a series can be tempered by adjusting for regular seasonal variation. These adjustments
make trend and cycle developments easier to spot. At the beginning of each calendar year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics
provides the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) with a set of seasonal factors to apply to the unadjusted
data during that year. Concurrent with the implementation and release of the new seasonal factors, ETA incorporates
revisions to the UI claims historical series caused by updates to the unadjusted data. For further questions on the seasonal
adjustment methodology, please see the official release page for the UI claims seasonal adjustment factors or contact
BLS directly through the Local Area Unemployment Statistics web contact form .
Weekly Claims Archives
Weekly Claims Data
U.S. Department of Labor news materials are accessible at http://www.dol.gov. The Department's Reasonable Accommodation
Resource Center converts Departmental information and documents into alternative formats, which include Braille and large
print. For alternative format requests, please contact the Department at (202) 693 -7828 (voice) or (800) 877-8339 (federal
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U.S. Department of Labor
Program Contacts:
Employment and Training Administration
Lawrence S. Essien: (202) 693-3087
Washington, D.C. 20210
Media Contact: (202) 693-4676
Release Number: USDL 26-1092-NAT
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