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Key indicators for understanding the Pittsburgh region.
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Pittsburgh Today 21 Sep
Pittsburgh's five-year job growth rate from August 2013 to August 2018 was 2.2. percent. It is the lowest of Pittsburgh Today's benchmark regions, well below Austin's 20.6 percent growth rate over the same period of time.
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Pittsburgh Today 21 Sep
The Pittsburgh region gained 4,800 jobs between August 2017 and August 2018, a .5 percent increase over the year. That percentage falls below the benchmark average of 2.1 percent growth and the lowest of Pittsburgh Today’s benchmark regions.
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Pittsburgh Today 3 Agt
Pittsburgh’s unemployment rate was higher than the benchmark average of 3.6 percent and was the fifth-highest unemployment rate of all benchmark regions in June.
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Pittsburgh Today 3 Agt
The unemployment rate in southwestern Pennsylvania bounced back up to 4.1 percent in June after falling below 4 percent in May for the first time since the 1970s.
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Pittsburgh Today 28 Jun
southwestern Pennsylvania hasn’t seen an unemployment rate this low since Richard Nixon was president, the Beatles announced they were breaking up and America was embroiled in the Vietnam War.
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chris briem 26 Jun
Again, Pittsburgh MSA unemployment rate for May coming in at 3.9%. Last time lower was 3.1% in February 1970.
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Pittsburgh Today 26 Jun
Unemployment in the Pittsburgh region falls below 4% in May
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mei
While all sectors exhibited strength, robotics and information technology was the stand out.
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mei
A business scorecard shows that 2017 was a good year for business investment and jobs across major sectors of the region.
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Pittsburgh Today 21 Mei
But at the same time, fine particulate pollution levels rose last year as a reminder of the air quality problems that linger in the region.
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Pittsburgh Today 21 Mei
Falling ozone pollution levels have led southwestern Pennsylvania to be declared in “attainment” of the current federal health-based standard, a status that had eluded the region for decades.
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Pittsburgh Today 21 Mei
The Pittsburgh region gained 14,300 jobs between April 2017 and April 2018, a 1.4 percent increase over the year.
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Pittsburgh Today 3 Mei
Within the region, Butler County held the lowest unemployment rate at 4.0 percent, while Fayette County held the highest rate at 6.0 percent.
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Pittsburgh Today 3 Mei
Metropolitan Pittsburgh’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased .7 percent from 5.2 percent in March 2017 to 4.5 percent in March 2018.
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Pittsburgh Today 3 Mei
Pittsburgh’s unemployment rate was higher than the benchmark average of 3.6 percent and was the third-highest unemployment rate of all benchmark regions in February.
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mar
The recent decline is driven by a couple of factors: Natural population loss – more deaths than births in the region and negative domestic migration, which is the result of having more people leave than move to southwestern PA.
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mar
*February 2018
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mar
The Pittsburgh region gained 14,400 jobs between February 2017 and February 2019, a 1.3 percent increase over the year. That percentage falls slightly below the benchmark average of 1.4 percent growth.
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mar
The Pittsburgh region’s population continued to slide in 2017, falling to 2,333,367 people, according to recent population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Pittsburgh Today 23 Mar
But here’s the catch: Fewer than 1 in 3 southwestern Pennsylvanians are a healthy weight and more than 1 in 3 are obese.
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