Labor Force in Minnesota

3.10 M
Labor force

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMinnesotaUnited States
Labor force (millions)3.1168

National ranking

Minnesota ranks #2 of 37 states by labor force.

#1Colorado3,240,000
#2Minnesota3,100,000
#3Oregon2,160,000
#4Kentucky2,080,000
#5Louisiana2,050,000
#6Utah1,790,000
#7Nevada1,650,000
#8New Mexico960,000
#9New Hampshire785,000
#10Montana570,000
#11Rhode Island563,000
#12South Dakota497,000
#13Delaware500
#14Washington63.8M
#15Arizona61.5M
#16Oklahoma61%
#17Maine60.8%
#18Wyoming50
#19Vermont25
#20Alaska22%
#21Texas15.4M
#22Florida11.2M
#23New York9.6M
#24North Dakota9%
#25Illinois6.6
#26Pennsylvania6.5
#27Ohio5.85M
#28Georgia5.42M
#29North Carolina5.28M
#30Michigan4.87M
#31New Jersey4.75M
#32Virginia4.53M
#33Massachusetts3.79M
#34Tennessee3.44M
#35Indiana3.42M
#36Wisconsin3.15M
#37Missouri3.1M

Overview

Minnesota's labor force totals about 3.10 million workers, with one of the highest labor force participation rates in the country. Key figures for Minnesota include Labor force of 3.10 M, offering a clear snapshot of labor force in the state. Understanding labor force helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Minnesota to national and regional benchmarks.

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