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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – When the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic struck in March 2020, nearly every job sector began laying off employees due to uncertain times.

Nearly three years later, trends following the onset of COVID-19 -- mass layoffs and career switching -- created labor industries less likely to discharge employees and favorable working conditions, according to a new study by Hire A Helper.

The study found that tightness in the labor market pressured employers to raise wages, offer improved working conditions, and benefits to compete for talent.

Despite high inflation, rising interest rates and low consumer confidence, the study found employees are less likely to be laid off or fired than at any time in the last two decades.

“Employers in industries like arts, entertainment, recreation, retail trade, accommodation and food services that were highly volatile in earlier phases of the pandemic are now reluctant to let go of employees,” the study said.

Below are the 10 states where employees are less likely to lose their jobs:

10. Michigan

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.85%

Average monthly discharges: 35,875

Average monthly total separations: 157,625

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 22.8%

9. Minnesota

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.83%

Average monthly discharges: 24,000

Average monthly total separations: 98,375

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 24.4%

8. New York

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.81%

Average monthly discharges: 76,375

Average monthly total separations: 267,250

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 28.6%

7. Washington

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.81%

Average monthly discharges: 28,375

Average monthly total separations: 123,250

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 23%

6. Arizona

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.81%

Average monthly discharges: 24,250

Average monthly total separations: 141,125

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 17.2%

5. Kansas

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.80%

Average monthly discharges: 11,125

Average monthly total separations: 49,750

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 22.4%

4. Hawaii

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.80%

Average monthly discharges: 4,750

Average monthly total separations: 21,750

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 21.8%

3. Pennsylvania

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.79%

Average monthly discharges: 46,750

Average monthly total separations: 187,875

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 24.9%

2. Texas

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.76%

Average monthly discharges: 101,375

Average monthly total separations: 542,375

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 18.7%

1. Indiana

Average monthly discharge rate: 0.74%

Average monthly discharges: 23,750

Average monthly total separations: 130,875

Discharges as a percentage of total separations: 18.1%

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