It’s been a few months since we published an in-depth look at Arizona’s employment report, and with new numbers out last week from the state Office of Economic Opportunity it is worth taking another look at the state’s labor market. This month’s headline numbers What not to like A slight

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Arizona’s Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) just released the state’s latest monthly employment report, with updated numbers for July. The new numbers are a mixed bag for Arizonans and the state’s economy, with the unemployment rate increasing and non-seasonally adjusted employment dropping by 9,400 jobs, coupled with a good boost