These are the best and worst states for jobs, according to new data - FOX 5 Atlanta

The latest Labor Department data is expected to show the U.S. added 85,000 jobs in September, down sharply from August’s surprising 162,000-job gain. The unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 4.1% for a third straight month. Economist Josh Taves weighs in. Job seekers looking for new opportunities may want to consider more than just salary when deciding where to work. Unemployment rates, job security, employee benefits and commute times can all play a role in finding the right fit. A new analysis from WalletHub ranked all 50 states based on 34 measures of job-market strength and economic health to determine which offer the best conditions for workers. Nebraska ranked No.