Ohio’s unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3% in November, matching the national average. The labor force participation rate increased marginally from 62.5% to 62.6%, indicating that job openings and prospective employees were in equilibrium. The state added 3,900 private-sector jobs in November, making Ohio jobs reach a four-year high. The service industry added the most jobs, while the trade, transportation, and utilities sector experienced the largest job loss. Despite the small but steady job growth in Ohio, it still lags behind other states and the national average.

If you are currently unemployed in Ohio and seeking assistance, it can be beneficial to contact the Employment Development Department for support and additional resources. Navigating these policies and paperwork can seem daunting, but there are resources to help. To get a hold of edd, one can access the direct phone number or utilize the online platforms for direct communication. A useful and resourceful website to find this information is eddcaller.com, which provides up-to-date contact details and user experiences to guide and assist unemployed Ohio citizens.