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The Labor Department says claims for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell last week by nearly 12-hundred due to fewer layoffs in manufacturing.

The Labor Department says Ohio is one of 25 states that saw their unemployment rates increase in January from December.

The Labor Department says weekly applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell by nearly 23-hundred last week due to fewer layoffs in the manufacturing, transportation, and financial industries.

The Labor Department says the number of weekly applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell by nearly 26-hundred last week due to fewer layoffs in manufacturing.

The Labor Department says the number of weekly claims for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell last week by more than 13-hundred, due to fewer layoffs in manufacturing.

The Labor Department says the number of weekly applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell by 21-hundred last week.

The Labor Department says the number of first time claims for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio rose last week by nearly 88-hundred, due to layoffs in manufacturing.

The Labor Department says the number of applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell by 15-hundred last week due to fewer layoffs in the manufacturing sector.

The Labor Department says the number of first-time claims for unemployment insurance benefits rose last week by 17-thousand to a seasonally-adjusted 361-thousand.

The Labor Department says the number of applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio rose last week by nearly 23-hundred.

The Labor Department says the number of applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell last week by 1-thousand.

The Labor Department says an increase in hiring helped lower unemployment rates in Ohio and 36 other states last month.

The Labor Department says the number of applications for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio fell by 12-hundred last week due to fewer layoffs in manufacturing.

The Labor Department says the number of claims for unemployment insurance benefits in Ohio rose by nearly 2-thousand last week due to layoffs in the auto industry.

Ohio is getting a federal grant of up to 21.4 million dollars to create temporary jobs to help with cleanup and recovery from severe storms that hit the state in late June and early July.

Federal officials are ordering Maumee-based Dana Holding Company to re-instate a former financial analyst fired from its facility in Toledo three years ago.