Small businesses represent nearly 95 percent of all employers in Therefore, the United States, the state of small business setting is used as an indicator of the overall economy. While the pace of growth remains moderate, the June Paychex | IHS Small Business Jobs Index shows that small business setting in the last twelve months has improved.
National Small Business Hiring Trends
The recent Small Business Jobs index rose 0.23 percent in the 12 months leading to June , Although the index for a second straight month in June fell nationally remains near record highs
Source :. Paychex | IHS Small Business Jobs Index
Local Small Business Hiring Trends
had at the regional level of the mountain region the highest profits, to 1.77 percent. The Mid-Atlantic region showed the weakest growth at -0.39 percent in the last twelve months
Source :. Paychex | IHS Small Business Jobs Index
State Small Business Hiring Trends
At state level, Washington leads all states closely followed by Wisconsin, Indiana and Texas. , Arizona is the fastest growing state
Source: Paychex | IHS Small Business Jobs Index
Metro Small Business Hiring Trends
Finally, the metropolitan areas with the highest index are are Dallas, San Francisco and Seattle. Metro areas with the lowest index is Tampa Bay, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
Source: Paychex | IHS Small Business Jobs Index
About the Small Business Jobs Index
The Paychex | IHS Small Business Jobs Index analyzed year-over-year changes in the number of workers, to reveal the results of trend movement in small business employment; an upward trend represents a strengthening labor market, while a downward trend is a sign of slowing. Same-store worker image changes analysis of around 350,000 small businesses clearly shows trends in the current labor market situation. Indexing the results just to identify a reference point and to track current and historical small business employment development.
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