Local Area Unemployment Statistics fact · reporting period
Barnes County, North Dakota: labor_force
Barnes County, North Dakota reported labor force of 6,003 PERSONS for the 12 months ending 1996-12-31, according to Local Area Unemployment Statistics.
Barnes County, North Dakota reported labor force of 6,003 PERSONS for the 12 months ending 1996-12-31, according to Local Area Unemployment Statistics.
Reported value
6003{"value": 6003, "measure": "labor force", "series_id": "LAUCN380030000000006", "annual_average": true}- Metric
- labor_force
- Period
- 1996-01-01 – 1996-12-31
- Status
- current
- Source
- Local Area Unemployment Statistics
Provenance
laus:LAUCN380030000000006:1996M137e5a532fa79e41b2e7a4dd8db3bb231c…- no predecessors — first report
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