Arizonans whose enhanced jobless benefits ran out this week may get a chance for some additional cash.

Gov. Doug Ducey said the state won't make up the money that Arizona unemployed will lose when the $600 a week in extra federal benefits dries up this coming week.

Arizona employers continue to lay off workers even with the end of restrictions that Gov. Doug Ducey placed on individuals and businesses. New figures from the Arizona Department of Economic Security show that 23,037 individuals filed for first-time jobless benefits ...

The state's jobless rate is up a tenth of a point and stands exactly where it did a year ago.

Arizonans who don't take pretty much any job after being out of work for at least four weeks will lose their unemployment benefits.

The Department of Administrationai??i??s economic research staff reported that the stateai??i??s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 4.5 percent in December from 4.3 percent in November.

Arizona’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate dropped to 4.7 percent last month, the lowest rate in nearly a decade. The decline of three tenths of a point came as private sector employers said they added 10,300 new workers between August and September.

Arizona should see continued job growth and a lower unemployment rate this coming year according to two economists.

New figures released this morning show the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for July hit 6.0 percent. That’s up two tenths of a percent from June.

The biggest share of jobs Arizona will create in the next two years will be in positions that don’t require even a high school diploma.