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California Unemployment - Page 2

California Underemployment Rate at 24 Percent

100,000 Workers Will Lose their Unemployment Insurance Ref. Source 6

Unemployment California

California unemployment benefits stall without Congressional extension:

An unknown number of unemployed Californians will have unemployment insurance benefits interrupted or cut off, as Congress has yet to take action on whether to extend them, the state's Employment Development Department is warning. Ref. Source 2

California Unemployment History & Civil Business Politics

California jobless rate unchanged at 12.3%

California's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 12.3 percent in July, although the private sector hiring could not keep pace with the census-related layoffs of government workers, according to data released today by the California Employment Development Department. Ref. Source 5

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Only 5% of Laid-Off Californians Have Found New Jobs:

California this year has gained back just 5.4% of the jobs it lost during the recession. Increased hiring in the temporary workforce and in industries such as retail and tourism have barely made a dent in a state hit by far larger job cuts in print media and telecommunications Ref. Source 3

Unemployment California

Half million Californians may lose jobless benefits

Roughly 454,000 jobless people in California could experience a shortened supply of total unemployment benefits by the end of the year, and as many as 150,000 may soon see an abrupt halt to their benefits, according to a warning letter yesterday from the state Employment Development Department. Ref. Source 7

California Unemployment

San Diego, Calif. Payrolls grow in 2010

For the first time since 2007, California and San Diego County ended last year with more workers than they began, boosted by hiring of temp workers, nurses, scientists, retail workers and bankers. Ref. Source 6

California Unemployment - Page 2

County shows slow, steady job growth

San Diego County continued to add jobs last month, but the unemployment rate spiked to 10.4 percent from a revised 9.6 percent in May. Ref. Source 6

California Unemployment Politics Business Civil & History - Page 2

In California, 3,300 state workers are on notice for layoffs:

The state has warned nearly 3,300 California state workers this year that their positions may disappear as the government grinds through a slow-motion layoff process that aims to shrink government over the next few years. Ref. Source 6