Minnesota One of the Most Hard-Working States in the Country
Wallet Hub put together a list of the hardest-working states in the country and Minnesota ended up ranking in the top 20!
In order to determine which states work the hardest, here's what Wallet Hub looked at:
- Which states work the longest hours in a week.
- Which states have the highest employment rate.
- Which states have the lowest idle youth rate.
- Which states have the highest number of volunteer hours per resident.
- Which states have the lowest average leisure time spent per day.
Minnesota didn't end up in the top 5 or bottom 5 of any of those lists except for the idle youth rate. Minnesota ranked number one for lowest idle youth rate.
After they looked at these 5 specific lists they determined which states are the hardest-working in the country. Here's the top 15:
1. North Dakota
2. Alaska
3. South Dakota
4. Texas
5. Nebraska
6. Hawaii
7. Wyoming
8. Colorado
9. Virginia
10. Maryland
11. New Hampshire
12. Oklahoma
13. Kansas
14. Iowa
15. Minnesota
And because we're curious, here's the bottom 10, the least hard-working states:
41. Pennsylvania
42. Illinois
43. New York
44. Connecticut
45. Oregon
46. Ohio
47. Michigan
48. New Mexico
49. Rhode Island
50. West Virginia
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