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Employment News

Details: Written by Bing News Search Results; Category: Employment News; Published: 26 September 2024; Created: 26 September 2024; Last Updated: 26 September 2024

Today, it’s a decidedly cooler job market. For the month, Southern California gained 17,100 workers, primarily as educators returned to the classrooms after summer break. However, this July-to-August gain is 51% below the 35,000 average hiring pace in the month during 2015-19.
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Posted: 2024-09-20 09:12:00

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