North Carolina’s December 2025 unemployment steady at 3.9%
January 27, 2026
North Carolina’s job growth continued in December 2025, with Nonfarm employment up by 3,300, while the unemployment rate remained steady at 3.9%.
North Carolina’s job growth continued in December 2025, with Nonfarm employment up by 3,300, while the unemployment rate remained steady at 3.9%.
Homeowners in 28 western NC counties have until Jan. 31 to apply for Renew NC’s Single-Family Housing Program to aid post-Hurricane Helene recovery.
NC residents receiving 2025 unemployment aid can now access 1099-G forms online via MyNCUIBenefits for tax filing, with paper copies arriving by February.
NCcareers.org reaches 1M users, a 95% boost in a year. It’s a vital tool for NC students and job seekers, aligning education with workforce needs.
Governor Stein’s task force offers six key recommendations to enhance affordable child care in NC, supporting families, workforce, and economic growth statewide.
Governor Stein announced J&J’s new facility in Wilson County, creating 500 jobs and expanding NC’s life sciences hub with a multibillion-dollar investment.
North Carolina’s November 2025 unemployment rate is 3.8%, below the 4.6% national rate, with Nonfarm jobs rising by 3,300 despite some sectoral losses.
Eight North Carolina communities, including Avery County and Bethel, receive $12M for housing and public upgrades, boosting recovery and growth efforts.
Renew NC extends the SFHP deadline to Jan 31, aiding recovery from Hurricane Helene. Over 6,500 apply; projects active across 28 western NC counties.
Child care workers and educators express concerns over ICE raids and federal funding issues under Trump’s policies.
Coley Home invests $9M in Claremont, creating 45 jobs. This expansion supports NC’s furniture legacy and boosts local economy with $2.8M annual payroll.
Hoffman & Hoffman to invest $40M in Greensboro, creating 131 jobs. This expansion supports the local economy and highlights NC’s favorable business environment.
