#12: Kansas
Jobs Gained: 5.8%
Jobs Lost: 5.8%
Kansas also landed in balanced territory, with jobs being created and lost at the same rate. New work can come from agriculture, aviation, health care, logistics, education, and manufacturing, especially in and around larger job centers like Wichita and Kansas City.

At the same time, jobs can disappear when rural areas lose population, farms and factories face tougher conditions, or companies move work to bigger markets. Kansas still had plenty of job activity, but neither the gains nor the losses clearly took the lead.
