Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
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Aug 21, 2026
John JusticeHOST
This is not good news for them.
John JusticeHOST
The data was released yesterday by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
John JusticeHOST
The losses come after four straight months of growth and three months when the state outpaced the national average, which again, I don't have any evidence of this.
John JusticeHOST
And I'm curious to talk about this with Max, when he when he joins us, I expect him to be walking down the hall here at any moment.
Todd MelbyHOST
Minnesota lost jobs last month and fewer people are looking for work.
Todd MelbyHOST
The Department of Employment and Economic Development says the state lost about 1,900 non-farm jobs on a seasonally adjusted basis.
Todd MelbyHOST
And the portion of the working-age population who either have a job or are looking for work has continued to fall since January.
Todd MelbyHOST
Year to year, Minnesota has added 44,000 jobs since last July.
Nina MoiniHOST
Harshon Rattenpaul reports.
Harshon RattenpaulCORRESPONDENT
The most recent report from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development showed that the state added about 13,000 jobs in June, posting its third consecutive month of gains.
Harshon RattenpaulCORRESPONDENT
At the same time, the percent of people who have a job or are looking for one fell for the seventh month in a row.
Harshon RattenpaulCORRESPONDENT
The state's annual rate of job growth clocked in at 1.7 percent in June, outpacing the US employment growth rate over that period.
Phineas PopeHOST
Minnesota's jobs report for July comes out this week.
Phineas PopeHOST
The most recent report from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development showed that Minnesota added about 13,000 jobs in June, and the state's annual rate of job growth clocked in at 1.7% that month, outpacing the U.S. employment growth rate.
Phineas PopeHOST
Since then, the U.S. employment figures were revised down for May and June, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics said the U.S. lost jobs in July.
Phineas PopeHOST
The deed numbers coming out this week will show whether Minnesota is bucking the national trend of anemic growth.