96.5% of all new jobs created in California were government jobs in last 2 years.
Businesses in California in last 2 years basically stopped hiring, and leaving as we already knew.
Link: https://www.hoover.org/research/californias-businesses-stop-hiring
Replies to: 96.5% of all new jobs created in California were government jobs in last 2 years.
What is % that work from home? What is the % for the entire country. What a joke Administration.
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On the plus side, taxes have gone up; school performance down., so it's paying off.
I have a friend
The Golden state is like a third world country.
A few rich folks… a bunch of techies… a lot of poor… AND a tin of homeless.
Oh! And a one party dictatorship
It's the problem with allowing the mediocre to manage things as overlords. The rich can escape.
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Get out your snow shovel…it’ll take your mind off it.
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Failed state looking for a handout (bail out) for the results of their liberal policies (which will
only fail again).
Would like to see the Hoover data, but in the Bay Area, and most likely L.A. + Sac Town non-
hospitality and Restaurant businesses have cut employment due to decreased tourism and the move by high-tech workers to stay at home, but increasing in numbers...Also, the recent CA state data doesn't seem to support the claim of 95% new jobs coming from only the government sector (see Image from linked document)...just using the chart for 2023 - 2024...new gov. jobs are ~27% of net new civilian jobs.
Link: https://edd.ca.gov/en/about_edd/news_releases_and_announcements/unemployment-october-2024/
It's not Hoover data. It's BLS data. Hoover just did simple arismatic. Read it b4 you post response.
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My CA.gov data shows many more civilian jobs added than
government jobs recently…since you’ve reviewed and verified the Hoover sources show us how they get to 96.5% government employees added.
What does civilian jobs mean? Are you talking about DOD civilian jobs? Clear your mind b4 posting.
Whatever source you use, please just post employment data of public sector and private sector between January 2022 and June 2024 in CA.
Don't worry about it...think "Non-Government" workers...now get to work and show us how the Hoover
study came up with 96.5% of new jobs in CA being "Government" jobs...you did check it out before posting...didn't you?
Hopefully to be cut by the DOGE.
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Surprise, surprise.
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