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The state unemployment rate has sharply dropped to 9 percent, the state's lowest since November 2008.
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The state unemployment rate has sharply dropped to 9 percent, the state's lowest since November 2008.
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California lawmakers are the first in the country to try to close a loophole in the new Affordable Care Act.
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California lawmakers are the first in the country to try to close a loophole in the new Affordable Care Act.
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See the latest job postings for ABC7 in Los Angeles. Positions typically available include freelance work, full-time work and Internships.
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Two organizations teamed up in Costa Mesa on Friday in an effort to help veterans find job opportunities.
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Two organizations teamed up in Costa Mesa in an effort to help veterans find job opportunities.
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The state unemployment rate fell to 9.6 percent in February, the state's lowest since December 2008.
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A last-minute move saved hundreds of Los Angeles Unified School District employees from getting pink slips.
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After being hit hard by the recession, Lancaster is now experiencing a building boom, which means new jobs.
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Local activists are helping keep young people on the job and off the street with a unique training program in Watts.
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California has the nation's third highest unemployment rate at 9.8 percent, and it remained unchanged in December.
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Walmart announced that it plans to hire more than 100,000 veterans over the next five years starting on Memorial Day.
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Walmart announced that it plans to hire more than 100,000 veterans over the next five years starting Memorial Day.
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How would you like a job where you set how much you'll get paid? A new website called Task Rabbit puts you in control.
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How would you like a job where you set how much you'll get paid? A new website called Task Rabbit puts you in control.
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Some of the newest trends in the workplace could forever change the way employees clock in and out.
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California's unemployment rate dropped below 10 percent in November, the lowest it's been in almost four years.
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Riverside County held a job fair in Indio for construction jobs in Canada, which is short on workers for its housing boom.
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Kaiser Permanente, one of the nation's largest HMOs, has laid off more than 500 Southern California employees.
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California's unemployment rate continues to fall, falling to 10.1 in October. It's down from 10.2 percent a month earlier.
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The California Highway Patrol announced Thursday it will accept applications for three days in January.
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There is a reason for cautious optimism as California's employment figures have improved to 10.2 percent.
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There is a reason for cautious optimism as California's employment figures have improved to 10.2 percent.
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The Orange County Sheriff's Department has job openings. But first, potential recruits have to overcome a few obstacles.
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The Orange County Sheriff's Department has job openings. But first, potential recruits have to overcome a few obstacles.
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Comcast is closing three customer call centers in California and moving 1,000 jobs to Oregon, Washington and Colorado.
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California's unemployment rate fell slightly in August to 10.6 percent, down from 10.7 percent.
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A man who came West to be with family and find work has become homeless. That doesn't stop him from handing out his resume.
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A man who came West to be with family and find work has become homeless. That doesn't stop him from handing out his resume.
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With construction on Target's new downtown L.A. location in full swing, the retailer is set to do some serious hiring.
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With construction on Target's new downtown L.A. location in full swing, the retailer is set to do some serious hiring.
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With construction on Target's new downtown L.A. location in full swing, the retailer is set to do some serious hiring.
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On a day with huge economic news, Mitt Romney found himself being backed by unlikely campaign supporters.
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On a day with huge economic news, Mitt Romney found himself being backed by unlikely campaign supporters.
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After a three-year hiring freeze, the Los Angeles City Fire Department plans to do some recruiting this fall.
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After San Bernardino became the third California city to file for bankruptcy, some wonder if LA could be next.
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Adrienne Alpert talks health care with L.A. Care CEO Howard Kahn and L.A. Co. Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky. (Pt. 2)
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Adrienne Alpert talks health care with L.A. Care CEO Howard Kahn and L.A. Co. Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky. (Pt. 1)
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Adrienne Alpert talks about health care with Dem. Rep. Janice Hahn and GOP Rep. Devin Nunes. (Pt.3)
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Mitt Romney is under attack over his role at Bain Capital. He spoke out Friday, hoping to end the controversy.
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Mitt Romney is under attack over his role at Bain Capital. He spoke out Friday, hoping to end the controversy.
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Mitt Romney slammed President Barack Obama for Friday's dismal job numbers, calling it a 'kick in the gut.'
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Mitt Romney slammed President Barack Obama for Friday's dismal job numbers, calling it a 'kick in the gut.'
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A new annual UCLA economic forecast says the state's jobless rate will go down, but it will take a while.
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Despite positive news, California still has the third-highest unemployment rate in the nation.
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In an effort to cut $30 million from its budget, the Los Angeles Superior Court announced another round of layoffs.
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In an effort to cut $30 million from its budget, the Los Angeles Superior Court announced another round of layoffs.
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LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy and UTLA President Warren Fletcher on Eyewitness Newsmakers 6/10/12. (pt.3)
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LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy and UTLA President Warren Fletcher on Eyewitness Newsmakers 6/10/12. (pt.2)
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