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California’s overregulated job market is falling behind (opens the original)
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California had roughly 224,000 fewer employed residents in July 2026 than in February 2020, just before the pandemic. Over the same period, Texas added approximately 1.66 million employed residents and Florida added 605,000. While California’s job losses are partially the result of COVID-era lockdowns, weakness persists. Our July 2026 unemployment rate of 5.1% compares unfavorably to Texas and Florida rate, of 4.5% and 4.6% respectively. And when you add discouraged workers and the underemployed
California’s overregulated job market is falling behind (opens the original)
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California had roughly 224,000 fewer employed residents in July 2026 than in February 2020, just before the pandemic. Over the same period, Texas added approximately 1.66 million employed residents and Florida added 605,000. While California’s job losses are partially the result of COVID-era lockdowns, weakness persists. Our July 2026 unemployment rate of 5.1% compares unfavorably to Texas and Florida rate, of 4.5% and 4.6% respectively. And when you add discouraged workers and the underemployed
California’s overregulated job market is falling behind (opens the original)
Read excerpt
California had roughly 224,000 fewer employed residents in July 2026 than in February 2020, just before the pandemic. Over the same period, Texas added approximately 1.66 million employed residents and Florida added 605,000. While California’s job losses are partially the result of COVID-era lockdowns, weakness persists. Our July 2026 unemployment rate of 5.1% compares unfavorably to Texas and Florida rate, of 4.5% and 4.6% respectively. And when you add discouraged workers and the underemployed
California’s overregulated job market is falling behind (opens the original)
Read excerpt
California had roughly 224,000 fewer employed residents in July 2026 than in February 2020, just before the pandemic. Over the same period, Texas added approximately 1.66 million employed residents and Florida added 605,000. While California’s job losses are partially the result of COVID-era lockdowns, weakness persists. Our July 2026 unemployment rate of 5.1% compares unfavorably to Texas and Florida rate, of 4.5% and 4.6% respectively. And when you add discouraged workers and the underemployed
California’s overregulated job market is falling behind (opens the original)
Read excerpt
California had roughly 224,000 fewer employed residents in July 2026 than in February 2020, just before the pandemic. Over the same period, Texas added approximately 1.66 million employed residents and Florida added 605,000. While California’s job losses are partially the result of COVID-era lockdowns, weakness persists. Our July 2026 unemployment rate of 5.1% compares unfavorably to Texas and Florida rate, of 4.5% and 4.6% respectively. And when you add discouraged workers and the underemployed
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