Unemployment in Indiana didn’t get better or worse last month.
The jobless rate held steady at 3-point-5-percent.
It continues a streak dating back to October of 2014 of being lower than the national rate, which stands at 3-point-7-percent.
The state added over 5,000 people to the workforce in October with over 2,800 of those people finding a job.
Indiana also has the second-best unemployment rate among Midwest states.
Wisconsin has a three-percent jobless rate.
