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Which state has the highest average age of new hires, as of 2007, according to the 2008 Book of the States? Which state has the lowest average age? Montana has the highest average age of new hires at 41, while Missouri’s average new hire age of 32 is the lowest. From February Which state has the highest average age of employees, as of 2007, according to the 2008 Book of the States? Which state has the lowest average age? The average age for employees in both Kansas and Washington state is 47 as of 2007, according to The Book of the States, a publication of The Council of State Governments. The state with the lowest average age of employees is Nevada, where the average age for employees is 38.20. |
THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS 
VIDEO: CSG Spring Conference Tackles Issues
Learn about the serious issues hundreds of state officials discussed in the wake of the current economic recession and the federal stimulus package.
VIDEO: CSG Hosts Governors' Roundtable
West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin, Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer and Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter join a roundtable to discuss everything from the federal stimulus and how its affecting the states to education and health care at CSG's Spring Conference.
States Strengthen Graduation Requirements
States across the Midwest are strengthening graduation requirements. The June Stateline Midwest also focuses on changes to home foreclosure laws, more aggressive regulatory actions on invasive species and state tax credits for the film industry.
affecting state governments.
