In April, Kentucky experienced a historical surge in job creation, as reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Kentucky Sets Job Growth Record, Boosting Economy
In a historic milestone, Kentucky has broken its own employment records, according to the latest employment report for April 2025. Governor Andy Beshear announced that the state has set a new job growth record, which is great news for families and attractive to companies investing in Kentucky.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the number of people employed, the number of filled jobs, and the civilian labor force in Kentucky were at their highest points in the state's history. More than ever before, Kentucky is getting people to work and filling more jobs. The high number of filled jobs suggests that businesses in Kentucky are thriving and hiring.
Specifically, the report confirmed that Kentucky reached new highs for each of the monthly employment metrics. The number of people employed in April 2025 was 2,009,018, while the civilian labor force stood at 2,118,333.
Governor Beshear stated that this job growth is a significant indication of a strong economy in the state. He further added that this is great news for families who are benefiting from increased employment opportunities and for companies looking to invest in a thriving economy.
While the provided search results do not include specific information about which companies participated in workforce training programs through the Bluegrass State Skills Corp. in April 2025, nor the number of employees affected, it is clear that Kentucky's job market is on the rise.
The news of Kentucky's job growth is a positive development that bodes well for the state's economy and its residents. As more jobs are created and filled, Kentucky continues to demonstrate its potential as a strong and attractive location for businesses and families alike.
