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People living in Connecticut looking for a job won’t have to search all over as the market has stabilized.

News 12 Connecticut’s Alexa Farrell spoke with a financial advisor about the robust landscape.

"The labor market is still very strong here in the state,” said Investopedia’s Caleb Silver.

“With all the counties we track having an employment rate lower than the national average of 3.8%, all at 3.6% and Litchfield County just 3% unemployment, still a very tight jobs market.”