In an article on Business Insider today, Minneapolis-St. Paul was named the number one hardest-working metro area in the United States.
The rankings were provided by SpareFoot, an Austin, Texas based self-storage marketplace company. The numbers for the rankings were provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Census Bureau.
According the to rankings,
“Residents of the Minneapolis-St. Paul area don’t actually work the longest hours—but they are close. The Twin Cities won the No. 1 spot because of how likely residents are to hold two jobs or be part of a dual-income family. Plus, there’s only a small percentage of people in this areas who don’t work at all.”
On this Labor Day 2014, congratulations to Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota and their recognition for hard-working residents.
Ric Lager
Lager & Company, Inc.
