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The state budget deficit is finally zero, but the unemployment fund still has a negative balance.
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New numbers show California's jobless rate improved, but new numbers mean a change in the unemployment-benefits formula.
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Ten weeks of extended unemployment benefits will likely be chopped off next month, from maximum 73 weeks to 63.
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California's unemployment rate for May was 8.6 percent, the lowest level since November 2008, state officials said.
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California's unemployment rate for May was 8.6 percent, the lowest level since November 2008, state officials said.
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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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Congress fixed the air-traffic controller problem, but no such luck for the unemployed.
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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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California has the nation's third highest unemployment rate at 9.8 percent, and it remained unchanged in December.
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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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Experts say California would take a big hit if President Barack Obama and Republicans can't strike a budget deal.
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Experts say California would take a big hit if President Barack Obama and Republicans can't strike a budget deal.
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Economists are predicting the nation's employment numbers and salaries to grow in the latest UCLA Anderson Forecast.
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Hundreds of thousands of Californians will lose their federally extended unemployment benefits unless Congress acts.
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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 UCLA Anderson Forecast is out, and things are expected to improve when it comes to jobs in California.
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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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The unemployment rate is declining, but there's still record demand for help at Riverside County Public Social Services.
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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 San Bernardino became the third California city to file for bankruptcy, some wonder if LA could be next.
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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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At least 93,000 Californians receiving long-term unemployment benefits will be cut off on Saturday, May 12.
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A growing number of employers will request your Facebook password so they can delve into your personal life.
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The unemployment rate has been dropping both nationwide and in California.
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Mom Corps is a service that specializes in finding jobs for moms who are looking to get back into the workforce.
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Mom Corps is a service that specializes in finding jobs for moms who are looking to get back into the workforce.
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If you're sitting across a potential boss in an interview, there are mistakes you can't afford to make. See interview tips.
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If you're sitting across a potential boss in an interview, there are mistakes you can't afford to make. See interview tips.
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There is a nearly unanimous feeling that metropolitan areas have been abandoned by Congress at the Mayors Conference.
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The traditional job fair is getting a modern makeover.
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The political showdown in Washington could prove disastrous for many unemployed Californians.
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'Must be currently employed': That's what many job ads are saying. One state lawmaker is trying to stop that practice.
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California's unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level in more than two and a half years.
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Fortune 500 companies dodging corporate taxes: It's not illegal, but not paying their share forces state budget cuts.
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Hundreds of thousands of unemployed Californians could lose their benefits unless Congress acts soon.
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While many people are planning on shopping this holiday season, others are hoping to get hired. See tips on how to stand out.
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While many people are planning on shopping this holiday season others are hoping to get hired. See tips on how to stand out.
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President Barack Obama signed a bill into law on Monday that gives tax breaks to companies that hire unemployed veterans.
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President Barack Obama laid out his plans to help unemployed veterans get back into the job market on Monday.
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With unemployment in California soaring, many people looking for full-time work are settling for a part time job.
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With unemployment in California soaring, many people looking for full-time work are settling for a part time job.
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With unemployment in California soaring, many people looking for full-time work are settling for a part time job.
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Thousands of veterans looking for work got some help at a job fair in Woodland Hills on Thursday.
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For some struggling to find a full-time job, news of a dip in the unemployment rate doesn't necessarily brighten their spirits.
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