#20. Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown, TX
--- #78 (tie) most common destination from Austin
- Started a new job in Austin from Tucson in Q2 2020: 17
--- 0.3% of total new out-of-metro jobs
- Net job flow: 13 to Tucson

Jobs have long been one of the main reasons people move. But with the rise of remote working—pushed to greater heights by the COVID-19 pandemic—some people work for employers in new cities and states without ever leaving their original home. And sometimes a job in a new city or state is as simple as staying put but commuting to a new job that's technically across state lines or in a different city than where you live. Still, with the majority of workers in America going into a physical building to work, many continue to move to new areas for new jobs. Seeing where people are coming from for new jobs—either physically or remotely—in a metro sheds light on an area's job market. Stacker compiled a list of metros where the most people are finding new jobs in Tucson, AZ using data from the U.S. Census Bureau Jobs-to-Jobs Flows. Metros are ranked by the number of people that started a new job in Tucson, AZ in the second quarter of 2020.
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