December 26, 2017 / Thomas C. Frohlich / King 5 News

25 cities adding the most jobs in 2017

2017 may stand out for many events and developments, and among them is the exceptional year turned in by the labor market. For one, U.S. unemployment dropped to 4.1% in October, the lowest since December 2000. Barring a massive exodus of workers from the labor force, falling unemployment almost always reflects increased hiring, which in turn bodes well for the economy. But while national conditions are favorable, trends vary substantially across the country, and not all local economies have been doing as well. Check out where Bellingham ranks on this list, here. 

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