Indiana's unemployment rate rebounded in November after four consecutive months of increases.

October marked the first time in six years the unemployment rate went up four consecutive months.

September marks four consecutive months of the state unemployment rate rising - the first time that's happened in six years.

Indiana's unemployment rate last month took its largest single-month jump in more than eight years.

The Hoosier labor force shrank for the second month in a row.

Indiana's unemployment rate dropped last month to its lowest level in more than 16 years. Yet the private sector lost a significant number of jobs in April.

Indiana's unemployment rate declined despite March's private sector job losses.

Indiana's unemployment rate fell to 4 percent last month, its lowest level in more than 15 years.

The rate stayed at 4.5 percent last month. That's still its lowest level in nearly a year and lower than all of its neighboring states.

The state's private sector added 5,600 jobs in August.