Approximately 419,000 Floridians worked more than one job in 2025

Florida had the second-lowest estimated share of workers holding multiple jobs in 2025, but approximately 419,000 people statewide still worked more than one job, according to a new analysis.Personal finance company Achieve analyzed Current Population Survey data and estimated that 3.9% of employed Floridians held multiple jobs. Only Alabama had a lower rate, at 3.5%.Nationally, approximately 8.8 million workers held more than one job, representing 5.4% of employed people, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.How Florida comparesKansas had the highest estimated multiple-jobholding rate at 9%, followed by Wyoming at 8.3%. Alaska and Maryland were tied at 8.1%.California had the largest estimated number of multiple-job holders, approximately 841,000, despite a rate below the national average.Florida’s estimated total was similar to New York’s 417,000, although New York’s rate was higher at 4.4%.What the figures showThe analysis measures how common multiple-job holding was amo