STEADY WORKFLOW: Tennessee’s unemployment rate for September was 3.4 percent, which was unchanged from July and August, according to data released by the Tennessee Department of Workforce and Labor Development on Thursday. Through the first half of the year, that figure was 3.5 or 3.6 percent, and in September 2025, it was 3.5 percent. From October 2025 through September 2026, nonfarm jobs grew by 28,400, including an increase of 2,500 in September, with the largest gains in leisure and hospitality, healthcare, social assistance, and state government. Tennessee workers earned an average of $25.79 per hour in September, which was up from $25.31 the previous month but below the national average of $30.19 per hour.
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