What's the unemployment rate in Las Vegas?
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This took some digging to find.\n\nAs of September 2006 the unemployment rate is 4.0%. \nAccording to the webiste this figure is a preliminary estimate.\n\nSee link for details: http://www.nevadaworkforce.com/\n\nHope this helps....\n\nGod Bless.
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Las Vegas, Nevada. We are in the midst of a huge building boom right now. Lots of Condominium projects being built along with the hotel expansions.
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According to the International Labour Organization (ILO) an agency of the United Nations that deal with labour issues,  Global unemployment stood at 6.3%\n\nSome interesting related stats are\n\n"Global unemployment stood at 184.7 million at the end of 2004" - International Labour Organization\n\n"One billion people - that is a third of the world's work force - are unemployed or underemployed" - BBC News
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I go out there 2-3 times yearly and it always changes.  Whatever casino I did well in last trip will normally stink this trip.  You just need to move around.  If a machine isn't keeping you even after 3 or 4 fills, move on.
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America.... unemployment 4.7% and falling\nGermany...unemployment over 10% and rising\n\nNot to hard to choose...
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go to http://www.un.org and click on employment.. or click on this url.. https://jobs.un.org/Galaxy/Release3/vacancy/vacancy.aspx .. a friend of mine used to work for the united nations and I believe that he applied at a temporary agency in las vegas but I forgot the name of that agency.. its been along time ago.. you can go to their website though and they can help you..
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Dims - they have never been good with numbers and apparently think they have good odds @ 14,000,000:1 (current odds of winning FL lottery).  \n\nHmmmmmmmm, Vegas builds those multi billion dollar casinos on a spread of a few points but dims think because its only a few bucks (every day for the rest of their lives) they somehow think it makes the lottery a better bet.\n\nMaybe its because they SEE the winner on TV and can't picture the other 13,999,999 people sitting at home throwing empty beer cans at the kids each evening when they lose.\n\nBut hey - what the hell have they ever been right about?  Yeah, I can't think of anything either.
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I would do a search of Las Vegas Golf courses and they will either have a list of prices or a number to call.  If you can't find any with a search.  You can contact the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce.
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If you don't like the status quo in Texas....then vote for Kinky Friedman!\n\n4.4% unemployment is pretty good. Be happy.
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478,434 people actually live in the City of Las Vegas, even though the estimated tourist population is about 35.8 million.
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Either way you go. Move or stay. Make sure that you are putting money away for a rainy day.  The mortgage industry goes through some slow downs just like the real estate market.  Where ever you end up make sure you build a network of people that can provide you lenders.  Stay in touch with realtors and builders.  \n\nFrom what I hear, there are a lot of new developments going in around the Los Vegas area.  Sounds like a great opportunity.
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According to the US Dept of Labor statistics, in 2005 Alabama ranked 11th in the nation in unemployment, with 4 percent of the state unemployed.  (Hawaii was at number 1, with only 2.8 percent unemployed, Mississippi was was in fifty-first place with 7.9(seven point nine) %.)  \n\nIn 2004, it was estimated that Alabama had a population of 4,530,182. So whatever four percent of that is, is approximately the number of citizens that are unemployed in Alabama. (Sorry, not good with math.)
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Try the Bureau of Labor Statistics :)
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Trump has filed bankruptcy. Better check it out first. Las Vegas has many businesses and manufacturing companies. What, you think it's just gambling casino's and Texas Hold Em tournaments? I think you better get out of the county you live in and travel.
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It's just not in FL, it's like that all the way to the west coast. Prices have dropped from between 5-10% here in just the last few months. New housing construction has slowed to a snails pace and is almost at a stand still. Some places, including Las Vegas are looking at a predicted drop in home values of 25-30%  in the near future. They predict the decline in prices to continue for about 2 years before they level back out. In the meantime foreclosures were up almost 50% this last month in this area (central CA) and are expected to continue into the foreseeable future.
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Try the Bureau of Labor Statistics at www.bls.gov.  Not sure if this is along the lines of what you need, but they have alot of information.
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The Economy is fine. people need to take into consideration, where you live is going to affect your economy, BIG TIME. I used to live in Stafford,Virginia. We have over 100,000 people there. There are jobs everywhere you look, I know a few folks who have multiple jobs. \n\nBut, Now I live in Wisconsin with my husband. It's very hard to come by a job. The reason the economy isn't near as good in the area I live in, is because it's smaller, and colder. ( Yes, weather does affect your economy. )\n\nMy mother grew up in Idaho, and she said every winter the factories had to lay people off, because they had higher heat bills, and they couldn't afford employees and the heat bill. True, this is true.\n\nAlso, If you don't have many businesses, of course you won't have as many jobs...and where I live, there aren't many businesses, at all.\n\nSo, Again. I don't think our economy is as bad off as you think. Our unemployment rate is down under 6%. Europe's is 11%. So, why are we complaining?