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7 On Your Side received dozens of complaints from workers who couldn't get their unemployment checks. We also heard from state officials.
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A resurgence in hiring in the Bay Area has recruiters and applicants showing up in record numbers.
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A resurgence in hiring in the Bay Area has recruiters and applicants showing up in record numbers.
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Budget cuts have hit the Marine Corps, which delayed its annual muster from October until February.
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Budget cuts have hit the Marine Corps, which delayed its annual muster from October until February.
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U.S. jobless claims spiked to 374,000 due to a backlog of claims processed in California and the partial government shutdown.
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A class action lawsuit has been filed against BlackBerry by a shareholder claiming the company misled investors about its future.
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While the jobless rate has fallen into single digits in parts of the Bay Area, it's still in double digits in some places, like East Palo Alto.
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While the jobless rate has fallen into single digits in parts of the Bay Area, it's still in double digits in some places like East Palo Alto.
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Target is hiring and the retailer is looking to hire more than 400 new employees for the store it's opening in San Francisco.
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Target is hiring and the retailer is looking to hire more than 400 new employees for the store it's opening in San Francisco.
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California's latest look at employment shows slow but steady improvement, but the good news could be hard for some to take.
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Ten weeks of extended unemployment benefits will likely be chopped off in August, going form a maximum 73 weeks to 63.
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Gov. Brown wants to fix the state's unemployment insurance program and he wants state's employers to foot the bill.
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Gov. Brown wants to fix the state's unemployment insurance program and he wants state's employers to foot the bill.
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California's latest look at employment shows slow but steady improvement, but the good news could be hard for some to take.
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Marc Roth, who was formerly homeless, used all of his money to learn how to use a laser cutter and created his own job.
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Marc Roth, who was formerly homeless, used all of his money to learn how to use a laser cutter and created his own job.
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Ten weeks of extended unemployment benefits will likely be chopped off in August, going form a maximum 73 weeks to 63.
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California's unemployment rate fell to 8.6 percent in May, the first time in about 5 years the jobless rate has dipped below 9 percent.
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If you're unhappy with your job, you're not alone. A new survey shows seven out of 10 workers have "checked out" at work.
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The California Legislature on Saturday approved a budget bill expanding Medicaid to 1.4 million low-income residents.
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The 175,000 jobs added in May is the latest evidence the economy could be poised for stronger growth.
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According to the California EDD, the state's unemployment rate has fallen to 9 percent, which is the lowest level in 4 1/2 years.
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Nearly 400,000 unemployed California workers will be affected by sequester cuts that will reduce benefits by 18 percent on Sunday.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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There's a new program in SF that helps military veterans who get into trouble with the law. It's called "Veterans Justice Court."
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There's a new program in SF that helps military veterans who get into trouble with the law. It's called "Veterans Justice Court."
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A major cleanup at a homeless encampment in downtown San Jose along the Guadalupe River got underway Friday morning
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Seasoned pros say the Career Pavilion at the Game Developers Conference was the biggest and busiest it's ever been.
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Seasoned pros say the Career Pavilion at the Game Developers Conference was the biggest and busiest it's ever been.
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Teenagers across the Bay Area will be out of school in just a couple of months and many of them will be looking for summer jobs.
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Teenagers across the Bay Area will be out of school in just a couple of months and many of them will be looking for summer jobs.
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Bright.com is a new service that claims to streamline the application process for job seekers and companies looking to hire.
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Bright.com is a new service that claims to streamline the application process for job seekers and companies looking to hire.
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Waste Management workers went on strike over the company's use of E-Verify, a system that verifies a person's eligibility to work.
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Waste Management workers went on strike over the company's use of E-Verify, a system that verifies a person's eligibility to work.
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Alameda County residents might see their trash linger on the curb today after Waste Management workers went on a five hour strike.
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New numbers from the FBI show the toll that layoffs have taken on police departments across California.
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New studies show that disasters and prolonged stress affect blood pressure and other things that make heart trouble more likely.
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New East Bay Congressman Eric Swalwell is holding monthly events in which he visits and works at a company in his district.
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The City of San Jose is planning a major cleanup Monday at a homeless encampment along the Guadalupe River.
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Wardrobe For Opportunity is helping to dress low-income job seekers to help improve their chances for getting hired.
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Wardrobe For Opportunity is helping to dress low-income job seekers to help improve their chances for getting hired.
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The nation's largest home improvement store is adding 80,000 workers for the spring season.
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Due to its budget being slashed, the San Mateo County Superior Court plans on cutting jobs and closing courtrooms.
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Despite a sluggish economy and high unemployment, new figures show wages were up an average of 3.5 percent in 2012.
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The fate of a controversial oyster farm has finally been decided -- Drakes will no longer operate at Point Reyes National Seashore.
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The I-Team looks into the high number of unanswered calls to the California unemployment insurance line and the EDD.
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