More traditional job-market yardsticks also show a changing boss-worker dynamic. Yes, a record number of Californians are employed. But the growth of staffing suggests bosses are a wee bit antsy.

California’s life sciences manufacturing jobs dipped 3.7% in 2024, according to a new Biocom California report. Still, ...

The displacement by artificial intelligence of highly skilled workers is a big concern for some California legislators.

There was 1.49% growth nationwide – that’s 2.3 million more workers to 159.2 million – compared to California’s 1.42% job growth – 252,500 new positions to 18.1 million.

California had an HQF rating of 112 in the year’s first seven months – that’s 112 hires for every 100 quits and firings. What does that mean? Well, it’s sort of a “it-could-be-worse ...

California’s employment picture has cooled to either (1) a new normal or (2) a worrisome slowdown.

California's employment picture has cooled to either (1) a new normal or (2) a worrisome slowdown. Skip to content. ... California’s job market: More firings –… Share this: ...