The widespread adoption of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemics dramatically shifted California's labor market.
A "disappointing" jobs report in August and revised, national job figures have been making headlines. Data from a state department gives insights into which jobs are projected to see growth.
Despite tech layoffs, California added 28,700 jobs in March, dropping the state's unemployment rate to 5.3% ...
The most common job in the U.S. is a three-way tie, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Home health care and personal aides, retail workers, and fast food counter workers ranked at ...
The Bay Area lost thousands of jobs in March, a hiring slump that contrasts sharply with sturdy hiring reported throughout ...
SAN FRANCISCO - Last week's California employment figures may be signaling a tectonic shift in the state's four-year gains in jobs. The last two months are an omen, not a guarantee, of a shrinking ...
About 40% of state workers are eligible for remote work.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s constant reminders that California’s economy ”leads the nation” as well as being a model for social justice are delusional. To be sure, California has a huge GDP, paced largely by ...
A new study published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) this month found that California’s 2023 minimum wage hike cost the state thousands of jobs. Researchers found that the state’s ...
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