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The seasonally adjusted rate was 4 percent last month and is expected to continue to drop, ADOL said.
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The seasonally adjusted rate was 4 percent last month and is expected to continue to drop, ADOL said.
Continued improvement will depend on federal aid and how the state and its municipalities provide assistance, experts say.
Alabama’s unemployment rate decreased from 6.7 in September to 5.8 percent in October.
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