Best Cities In America For Job Seekers In 2020

Unsurprisingly, three of the top ten best cities in the United States for employment are in the Grand Canyon State, according to a new report from personal finance site WalletHub. Scottsdale in Arizona tops the list of 182 American cities for the second year in a row.

South Burlington in Vermont is the second-best city in the United States for employment with 65.47. San Francisco, California (63.17), Austin, Texas (61.82), and Fremont, California (61.53) were the third, fourth and fifth-best cities in the United States for job seekers in 2020, respectively.

Worst cities in the United States for employment: The worst city was found to be the City of Detroit in Michigan with a score of 38.40 (the only city to get below 40). It got a rank of 180 in the “job market” and 182 in “socio-economics.”

Fayetteville in North Carolina finished the second worst with a score of 40.19 with a “job market” score of 181 and a “socio-economics” score of 155. Newark in New Jersey (40.43), Stockton in California (41.27) and Brownsville in Texas (41.33) were the third, fourth and fifth-worst states, respectively.

To compile the rankings, the finance site looked at 182 American cities, made up of the 150 most populous and at least 2 of the most populated in each state, and their overall job markets. The cities were ranked in two categories: job market and socioeconomics. Those two categories consisted of various factors including job opportunities, employment growth, monthly average starting salary, etc.

Best Cities In America For Job Seekers In 2020

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