Labor Force and Industry Employment Data for December 2011
"California's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 11.1 percent in December, down 0.2 percentage point from the rate in November, and down 1.4 percentage point from 1 year ago. In comparison, the U.S. unemployment rate was 8.5 percent in December, down 0.2 percentage point from November, and down 0.9 percentage point from 1 year ago.
"In California there were 14,199,000 jobs in total nonfarm industries in December, an increase of 10,700 jobs from last month. This followed a revised 24,700-job gain in November and 37,700 job increase in October."
"In California there were 14,199,000 jobs in total nonfarm industries in December, an increase of 10,700 jobs from last month. This followed a revised 24,700-job gain in November and 37,700 job increase in October."
"About 30 percent of California’s population 25 years old or older in 2010 had a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- Four out of five such Californians had at least a high school diploma or equivalent in 2010.
- Nearly 11 percent of Californians 25 years old or older had less than a ninth grade education.
EDUCATIONAL LEVEL | MEDIAN EARNINGS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS |
Less Than High School Graduate | $17,937 |
High School Graduate, Equivalency | $27,122 |
Some College or Associate's Degree | $35,735 |
Bachelor's Degree | $52,248 |
Graduate or Professional Degree | $74,423 |
Women's Participation in the Labor Force
"The labor force participation rate for women with children less than 18 years of age is 71.3 percent.
The Occupational Information Network (O*NET)System
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