Employment-population ratio: Texas

Latest value, 2026-08

61.3% Provisional

Source: BLS
Retrieved 2026-10-08
Published 2026-09-30

Definition

Employed people as a percentage of the civilian noninstitutional population aged 16 and older.

Seasonally adjusted. US national figures come from the Current Population Survey; state figures are LAUS model-based estimates. The population excludes active-duty military personnel and people living in institutions. The age range and population scope differ from the existing employment-rate indicator.

Evolution

60.461.362.22021-082022-062023-042024-022024-122025-112026-08
Value
PeriodValue
2026-0861.3
2026-0761.3
2026-0661.4
2026-0561.5
2026-0461.5
2026-0361.7
2026-0261.8
2026-0161.9
2025-1262
2025-1162
2025-0962.1
2025-0862.1
2025-0762.1
2025-0662.1
2025-0562.2
2025-0462.2
2025-0362.2
2025-0262.3
2025-0162.2
2024-1262.2
2024-1162.2
2024-1062.2
2024-0962.2
2024-0862.2
2024-0762.2
2024-0662.2
2024-0562.2
2024-0462.1
2024-0362.1
2024-0262.1
2024-0162.1
2023-1262.1
2023-1162.1
2023-1062.1
2023-0962.1
2023-0862.1
2023-0762.1
2023-0662.1
2023-0562.1
2023-0462.1
2023-0362
2023-0262
2023-0161.9
2022-1261.8
2022-1161.7
2022-1061.6
2022-0961.6
2022-0861.6
2022-0761.7
2022-0661.7
2022-0561.7
2022-0461.7
2022-0361.6
2022-0261.5
2022-0161.3
2021-1261.1
2021-1160.9
2021-1060.7
2021-0960.5
2021-0860.3

Comparison with related places

Place2026-08
Texas61.3
United States59.1
California58.3
Florida54.8
New York58.6
Pennsylvania60.2
Illinois60.1

How to cite

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Employment-population ratio, civilian noninstitutional population aged 16 and over, seasonally adjusted, state LAUS measure 07. https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/la/la.data.3.AllStatesS. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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