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IMPORTANT NOTE
: The employment data for the month of April 2022 is taken from the survey week including April 12. Data for the month of May is scheduled for release on June 17, 2022.

Employers added 41,400 nonfarm payroll jobs

May 20, 2022 - SACRAMENTO – California’s unemployment rate went down for the month of April 2022 to 4.6 percent1 as the state’s employers added 41,400 nonfarm payroll jobs2 to the economy, according to data released today by the California Employment Development Department (EDD) from two surveys. March’s unemployment rate was revised down 0.1 percentage points to 4.8 percent largely due to a 6,000-person decrease in unemployment.

California payroll jobs totaled 17,452,000 in April 2022, up from 16,526,800 in April 2021.

California’s Labor Market, by the Numbers...

  • California has now regained more than 91 percent (2,519,000) of the 2,758,900 nonfarm jobs lost during March and April of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Of the 428,000 nonfarm jobs gained nationally in April, California accounted for 9.7 percent of those gains.
  • At 925,200 jobs, California had the largest absolute year-over seasonally-adjusted job increase in the nation in April 2022.
  • California has enjoyed month-over gains in nonfarm jobs in 14 of the past 15 months totaling a 1,435,700 job gain over that time period.
  • Eight of California’s 11 industry sectors gained jobs with Leisure & Hospitality (+20,100) posting the largest increase for the third month in a row. Growth in full-service restaurants was the largest contributor towards the gain.
  • Information (+2,200) has now regained all of the job losses the sector had sustained due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • The large reduction in Construction (-13,200) reflects losses in Building Foundation & Exterior Contractors and Building Finishing Contractors, which were impacted by rain in April.

1. The unemployment rate comes from a separate federal survey of 5,100 California households.
2. The nonfarm payroll job numbers come from a federal survey of 80,000 California businesses.

Data Trends about Jobs in the Economy

Total Nonfarm Payroll Jobs

This comes from a monthly survey of approximately 80,000 California businesses that estimates jobs in the economy – seasonally adjusted.

  • Month-over – Total nonfarm jobs in California’s 11 major industries totaled 17,452,000 in April – a net gain of 41,400 jobs from March. This followed an upwards revised (+14,200) month-over gain of 74,400 jobs in March.
  • Year-over – Total nonfarm jobs increased by 925,200 (a 5.6 percent increase) from April 2021 to April 2022 compared to the U.S. annual gain of 6,620,000 jobs (a 4.6 percent increase).

Total Farm jobs – The number of jobs in the agriculture industry showed no change from March to stay at 413,900 jobs in April. The agricultural industry has 3,300 more farm jobs in April 2022 than it did in April a year ago.

Data Trends about Workers in the Economy

Employment and Unemployment in California

This information is based on a monthly federal survey of 5,100 California households which focuses on workers in the economy.

  • Employed – The number of Californians employed in April was 18,348,100, an increase of 150,000 persons from March’s total of 18,198,100, and up 1,037,500 from the employment total in April 2021.
  • Unemployed – The number of unemployed Californians was 888,700 in April, a decrease of 38,200 over the month and down 682,500 in comparison to April 2021.

Unemployment Insurance Claims (Not Seasonally Adjusted)

The following data is from a sample week that includes the 19th of each month: In related data that figures into the state’s unemployment rate, there were 345,743 people certifying for Unemployment Insurance benefits during the April 2022 sample week. That compares to 398,638 people in March and 579,498 people in April 2021. Concurrently, 43,553 initial claims were processed in the April 2022 sample week, which was a month-over increase of 4,368 claims from March, but a year-over decrease of 35,078 claims from March 2021.

MONTHLY LABOR FORCE DATA FOR COUNTIES
April 2022 (Preliminary); 2021 Benchmark
NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
COUNTYLABOR FORCEEMPLOYMENTUNEMPLOYMENTRATE
STATE TOTAL 19,190,200 18,453,600 736,600 3.8%
ALAMEDA 820,900 797,700 23,200 2.8%
ALPINE 510 490 20 4.7%
AMADOR 14,310 13,750 560 3.9%
BUTTE 92,600 89,000 3,600 3.8%
CALAVERAS 21,590 20,940 650 3.0%
COLUSA 11,000 9,880 1,110 10.1%
CONTRA COSTA 548,300 531,500 16,900 3.1%
DEL NORTE 9,300 8,880 420 4.5%
EL DORADO 92,600 90,000 2,600 2.8%
FRESNO 453,300 425,900 27,400 6.0%
GLENN 12,580 12,010 570 4.5%
HUMBOLDT 59,400 57,500 1,900 3.3%
IMPERIAL 67,600 59,700 7,900 11.7%
INYO 8,160 7,900 260 3.1%
KERN 382,900 356,900 26,000 6.8%
KINGS 56,100 52,400 3,700 6.6%
LAKE 28,410 27,150 1,270 4.5%
LASSEN 8,890 8,580 310 3.5%
LOS ANGELES 5,029,100 4,791,000 238,000 4.7%
MADERA 62,200 58,600 3,600 5.7%
MARIN 128,700 126,100 2,700 2.1%
MARIPOSA 6,570 6,270 300 4.6%
MENDOCINO 37,070 35,780 1,290 3.5%
MERCED 115,500 107,100 8,500 7.3%
MODOC 3,210 3,070 150 4.5%
MONO 9,280 9,010 270 2.9%
MONTEREY 215,100 202,600 12,400 5.8%
NAPA 69,600 67,700 1,900 2.7%
NEVADA 47,220 45,870 1,350 2.9%
ORANGE 1,580,000 1,536,800 43,300 2.7%
PLACER 192,300 187,600 4,600 2.4%
PLUMAS 7,080 6,630 450 6.4%
RIVERSIDE 1,151,300 1,108,000 43,300 3.8%
SACRAMENTO 723,800 698,300 25,500 3.5%
SAN BENITO 32,700 31,200 1,500 4.6%
SAN BERNARDINO 1,008,200 969,900 38,300 3.8%
SAN DIEGO 1,575,100 1,527,500 47,600 3.0%
SAN FRANCISCO 567,400 555,100 12,300 2.2%
SAN JOAQUIN 333,500 316,700 16,800 5.0%
SAN LUIS OBISPO 136,600 133,300 3,300 2.4%
SAN MATEO 448,600 439,900 8,700 1.9%
SANTA BARBARA 222,600 216,300 6,300 2.8%
SANTA CLARA 1,040,100 1,018,300 21,800 2.1%
SANTA CRUZ 133,600 127,600 6,100 4.5%
SHASTA 73,400 70,500 2,900 3.9%
SIERRA 1,300 1,250 50 3.9%
SISKIYOU 16,080 15,240 840 5.2%
SOLANO 199,400 191,400 8,000 4.0%
SONOMA 245,800 239,400 6,400 2.6%
STANISLAUS 239,800 227,500 12,200 5.1%
SUTTER 45,700 42,800 2,800 6.2%
TEHAMA 25,120 24,060 1,060 4.2%
TRINITY 4,300 4,130 170 3.9%
TULARE 205,200 190,100 15,100 7.4%
TUOLUMNE 19,840 19,050 790 4.0%
VENTURA 409,600 397,100 12,500 3.0%
YOLO 108,800 105,300 3,500 3.2%
YUBA 31,100 29,500 1,600 5.0%

Source: EDD