Iowa economy continues positive momentum, adds jobs for third consecutive month
15 Mar 2022
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Iowa's economy continued its economic recovery in January, posting its third consecutive month of job growth.
Businesses in the state added 3,000 workers during the month, according to a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimate released Monday. The modest hiring spree follows job growth in in November and December, when businesses in the state added a combined 13,400 employees.
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