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L.A. County Job Creation Slips in December

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L.A. County Unemployment Rate Falls to 5.2% in May as Employers Add Nearly 10,000 Payroll Jobs

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Pandemic May Have Caused ‘Structural Change’ in Labor Market, Per LAEDC Briefing

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Preview: Women Businesses Learn by Weathering Storm

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$15 Minimum Wage Takes Effect for Small Businesses in L.A.

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Preview: Time to Rehire

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LAEDC Report ‘Optimistic’ on Economic Recovery

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CERF Report Finds Latino GDP in Growth Mode

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Economist Recommends Housing to Correct Ailing Ventura County Economy

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Report: U.S. Latino Population has Eighth Largest GDP

Andrew Foerch - September 26, 2019

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Labor Federation Endorses Strike Vote for Grocery Workers

Andrew Foerch - July 1, 2019

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Business Coalition Rallies to Amend Dynamex

Andrew Foerch - May 15, 2019

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L.A. County Unemployment Drops as Workforce Shrinks

Howard Fine - April 19, 2019

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Economic Forecast: Grim Reality for Ventura County

Michael Aushenker - June 22, 2018

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Modest Job Gains in L.A. County for April

Howard Fine - June 15, 2018

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L.A. County Unemployment Unchanged at 4.5 Percent

Howard Fine - March 23, 2018

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L.A. County Falls in Annual Economic Ranking

Howard Fine - January 10, 2018

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Economist Says Valley Growing Faster Than L.A. County

Mark Madler - November 16, 2017

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L.A. County Unemployment Rises to 4.8 Percent

Business Journal Staff - September 15, 2017

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L.A. County Unemployment Inches Up

Business Journal Staff - August 18, 2017

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On Assignment Misses Q2 Estimates

Joel Russel - July 26, 2017

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L.A. County Unemployment Holds at 4.4 Percent

Business Journal Staff - July 21, 2017

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L.A. County Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.5 Percent

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Here’s What It Takes to Hire, Retain Top Talent

L.A. County Job Creation Slips in December

L.A. County Unemployment Rate Falls to 5.2% in May as Employers Add Nearly 10,000 Payroll Jobs

Pandemic May Have Caused ‘Structural Change’ in Labor Market, Per LAEDC Briefing

Preview: Women Businesses Learn by Weathering Storm

$15 Minimum Wage Takes Effect for Small Businesses in L.A.

Preview: Time to Rehire

LAEDC Report ‘Optimistic’ on Economic Recovery

CERF Report Finds Latino GDP in Growth Mode

Economist Recommends Housing to Correct Ailing Ventura County Economy

Report: U.S. Latino Population has Eighth Largest GDP

Labor Federation Endorses Strike Vote for Grocery Workers

Business Coalition Rallies to Amend Dynamex

L.A. County Unemployment Drops as Workforce Shrinks

Economic Forecast: Grim Reality for Ventura County

Modest Job Gains in L.A. County for April

L.A. County Unemployment Unchanged at 4.5 Percent

L.A. County Falls in Annual Economic Ranking

Economist Says Valley Growing Faster Than L.A. County

L.A. County Unemployment Rises to 4.8 Percent

L.A. County Unemployment Inches Up

On Assignment Misses Q2 Estimates

L.A. County Unemployment Holds at 4.4 Percent

L.A. County Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.5 Percent

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