The map below shows you the number of unemployment examiner job openings in each state. The darker areas on the map show where unemployment examiners earn the highest salaries across all 50 states.

Given the change of course that has happened in the world, we wanted to provide expert opinions on what aspiring graduates can do to start off their careers in an uncertain economic climate. We wanted to know what skills will be more important, where the economy is doing relatively well, and if there will be any lasting effects on the job market. Companies are looking for candidates that can handle the new responsibilities of the job market. Recent graduates actually have an advantage because they are comfortable using newer technologies and have been communicating virtually their whole lives. They can take what they've learned and apply it immediately.We spoke to unemployment examiner professors and experts from several universities and companies to get their opinions on where the unemployment examiner job market for recent graduates is heading and how young graduates entering the unemployment examiner industry can be adequately prepared. Here are their thoughts.

We spoke to unemployment examiner professors and experts from several universities and companies to get their opinions on where the unemployment examiner job market for recent graduates is heading and how young graduates entering the unemployment examiner industry can be adequately prepared. Here are their thoughts.

Yes, unemployment examiner jobs are in demand. Unemployment examiner demand is projected to grow 3% from 2018 to 2028.

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Year	# of jobs	% of population
2021	51	0.00%
2020	50	0.00%
2019	50	0.00%
2018	49	0.00%
2017	50	0.00%

Year	Avg. salary	Hourly rate	% Change
2026	$60,244	$28.96	+4.5%
2025	$57,632	$27.71	+1.5%
2024	$56,765	$27.29	+2.4%
2023	$55,414	$26.64	+2.4%
2022	$54,132	$26.03	+1.2%

Rank	State	Population	# of jobs	Employment/ 1000ppl
1	Wyoming	579,315	13	2%
2	Georgia	10,429,379	85	1%
3	Virginia	8,470,020	59	1%
4	Maryland	6,052,177	49	1%
5	Arizona	7,016,270	38	1%
6	Colorado	5,607,154	32	1%
7	Maine	1,335,907	9	1%
8	District of Columbia	693,972	8	1%
9	Montana	1,050,493	7	1%
10	California	39,536,653	111	0%
11	New York	19,849,399	60	0%
12	Pennsylvania	12,805,537	46	0%
13	New Jersey	9,005,644	42	0%
14	Nevada	2,998,039	14	0%
15	Connecticut	3,588,184	7	0%
16	West Virginia	1,815,857	3	0%
17	North Dakota	755,393	2	0%
18	South Dakota	869,666	0	0%
19	Alaska	739,795	0	0%
20	Rhode Island	1,059,639	0	0%

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