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Utah unemployment rate rose to 3.5% in July
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Stewart | 3:02 p.m. Aug. 13, 2008
Utah lost far more than 12,800 jobs in July. This number is actually much lower
than reality. The illegal aliens generally have been the first to go in the
construction, landscaping, and hospitality industries. They are not eligible for
unemployment and so they don't check in with Workforce Services. The
problem is that many of them are still in the area, because it is easier to
manipulate the state and church welfare systems along with more sharing of homes
and apartments in order to get by. 3.5% is still very near full employment,
unless of course you are the one without a job.
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