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Oregon is among the worst states for jobs in 2026, WalletHub says

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Personal finance company WalletHub released a report on Wednesday ranking the best and worst states for jobs in 2026. The report doesn't paint a rosy picture for Oregon.

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  1. WFLA

    Florida is one of the worst states for jobs, study shows (opens WFLA)

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    Florida is one of the worst states for residents searching for a job, according to a new WalletHub survey.

  2. FOX 29 Philadelphia

    Pennsylvania ranks among worst states for jobs in 2026, study finds (opens FOX 29 Philadelphia)

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    The current job market is tough, and especially tough in Pennsylvania , according to a new study. WalletHub just ranked Pennsylvania one of the worst states in the country for finding a job in 2026. Best and worst states to find a job in 2026 The study looked at more than 30 factors, including unemp…

  3. BRPROUD Baton Rouge

    New study ranks Louisiana among worst states for jobs (opens BRPROUD Baton Rouge)

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    A WalletHub study ranked Louisiana as the fifth-worst state for jobs in 2026.

  4. Money Talks News

    These Are the Best and Worst States for Finding a Job, Study Finds (opens Money Talks News)

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    Nebraska tops the list with a 3% unemployment rate, while West Virginia lands last in WalletHub's 34-measure ranking of job markets.

  5. KOIN

    Oregon is among the worst states for jobs in 2026, WalletHub says (opens KOIN)

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    Personal finance company WalletHub released a report on Wednesday ranking the best and worst states for jobs in 2026. The report doesn't paint a rosy picture for Oregon.