Orlando & Miami Rank As Two Of Nation's Toughest Job Markets
The least competitive job markets, broadly, were the Washington area; San Jose, Calif.; Baltimore; and New York, according to Indeed.com. Each had one job posting per jobless person.
Rounding out the top 10 least competitive were Hartford, Conn.; Oklahoma City, Okla.; Salt Lake City; Seattle; Boston; and Milwaukee.
The most competitive job markets were Tampa; St. Louis; Jacksonville, Fla.; Orlando, Fla.; Chicago; Sacramento, Calif.; Riverside, Calif.; Los Angeles; Las Vegas; Detroit; and Miami.
Indeed.com based their rankings on metropolitan jobless rates for April, released June 2 by the Labor Department. (Source - Sun Sentinel June 15, 2010)
Rounding out the top 10 least competitive were Hartford, Conn.; Oklahoma City, Okla.; Salt Lake City; Seattle; Boston; and Milwaukee.
The most competitive job markets were Tampa; St. Louis; Jacksonville, Fla.; Orlando, Fla.; Chicago; Sacramento, Calif.; Riverside, Calif.; Los Angeles; Las Vegas; Detroit; and Miami.
Indeed.com based their rankings on metropolitan jobless rates for April, released June 2 by the Labor Department. (Source - Sun Sentinel June 15, 2010)
