June 2023 U.S. Transportation Sector Unemployment (3.3%) Falls Below the June 2022 Level (4.1%) And the Pre-Pandemic June 2019 Level (4.1%) Monday, July 10, 2023
The unemployment rate in the U.S. transportation sector was 3.3% (not seasonally adjusted) in June 2023 according to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). These data have been updated on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics' (BTS) Unemployment in Transportation dashboard. In June 2023, the transportation sector unemployment rate fell 0.8 percentage points from 4.1% in June 2022 and was below the pre-pandemic June 2019 level of 4.1%. Unemployment in the transportation sector reached its highest level during the COVID-19 pandemic (15.7%) in May 2020 and July 2020. Unemployment in the transportation sector was lower than overall unemployment. BLS reports that the U.S. unemployment rate, not seasonally adjusted, in June 2023 was 3.8% or 0.5 percentage points above the transportation sector rate. Seasonally adjusted, the U.S. unemployment rate in June 2023 was 3.6%.
Seasonally adjusted, employment in the transportation and warehousing sector fell to 6,730,000 in June 2023 — down 0.1% from the previous month and up 0.7% from June 2022. Employment in transportation and warehousing grew 18.5% in June 2023 from the pre-pandemic June 2019 level of 5,678,300. By mode (seasonally adjusted):
NOTES: June 2019 and June 2023 employment (seasonally adjusted) not shown for water (66,100 and 67,300, respectively) or pipeline (51,800 and 47,400, respectively) transportation. All-time highs (seasonally adjusted) with records beginning in 1990: air March 2001 (633,600); pipeline July 1991 (61,200); rail January 1990 (278,100); transit June 2019 (503,800); truck January 2023 (1,611,400); warehousing and storage June 2022 (1,960,300); and water July 2008 (69,400). In addition to updating the Unemployment in Transportation and the Employment in Transportation: Total, by Mode, and Women dashboards, BTS also updated the Race and Hispanic or Latino Ethnicity of Transportation Workers dashboard. Charts updated this month by section include: Unemployment in the Transportation and Warehousing Sector and in Transportation and Material Moving Occupations Monthly Employment in the Transportation and Warehousing Sector, Establishment Data
Monthly Employment in the Transportation and Warehousing Sector by Race and Hispanic or Latino Ethnicity, Household Data Visit Transportation Economic Trends for more topics. The unemployment rate is the total number of unemployed persons, expressed as a percentage of the civilian labor force. The civilian labor force includes all persons aged 16 and older who are employed and unemployed; meaning they are either currently working or actively looking for work. Unemployed persons include those who actively sought a job within the last four weeks. People waiting to start a new job who have not actively sought a job in the last four weeks are not counted as employed or unemployed; they are considered to be out of the labor force.
An unemployed person's industry is the industry for the last job they held in the workforce, which may or may not reflect their current job search field or industry.
Media contact: BTSNews@dot.gov or 1-800-853-1351.
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