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Employers added 40,200 nonfarm payroll jobs 

November 18, 2023 - SACRAMENTO – California’s unemployment rate rose by 0.1 percentage point to 4.8 percent1 in October 2023 despite the state’s employers adding 40,200 nonfarm payroll jobsto the economy, according to data released on Friday by the California Employment Development Department (EDD) from two separate surveys.

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

  • Since the current economic expansion began in April 2020, California has gained 3,236,900 jobs, which averages out to a gain of 77,069 jobs per month.
  • California’s 40,200 October nonfarm job gain accounted for 26.8 percent of the national job gain of 150,000 for the month.
  • Ten of California's 11 industry sectors gained jobs in October with Private Education & Health Services (+13,200) once again leading the way. Health Care and Social Assistance experienced a large increase with above average gains in Outpatient Care Centers, Nursing Care Facilities, and Individual and Family Services.
  • Trade, Transportation, & Utilities (+6,900) also had strong month-over job gains thanks to increases in Air Transportation along with Couriers and Messengers.
  • Financial Activities (-300) was the only industry sector to show a month-over job loss, which was caused by reductions in Credit Intermediation and Related Activities.

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

Total Nonfarm Payroll Jobs (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 18,154,900 in October – a net gain of 40,200 from September. This followed an upward revised (+5,700) month-over gain of 14,400 jobs in September.
  • Year-over – Total nonfarm jobs increased by 285,200 (a 1.6 percent increase) from October 2022 to October 2023 compared to the U.S. annual gain of 2,917,000 jobs (a 1.9 percent increase).

Total Farm jobs – The number of jobs in the agriculture industry decreased from September by 800 to a total of 430,500 jobs in October. The agricultural industry had 4,800 more farm jobs in October 2023 than it did in October a year ago.

Data Trends about Workers in the Economy

Employment and Unemployment in California (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 October was 18,442,100, a decrease of 28,800 persons from September’s total of 18,470,900 and down 33,700 from the employment total in October
  • Unemployed – The number of unemployed Californians was 931,300 in October, an increase of 17,700 over the month and up 132,800 in comparison to October 2022.
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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 356,668 people certifying for Unemployment Insurance benefits during the October 2023 sample week. That compares to 368,452 people in September and 289,716 people in October 2022. Concurrently, 40,709 initial claims were processed in the October 2023 sample week, which was a month-over increase of 2,846 claims from September, and a year-over increase of 2,523 claims from October 2022.

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MONTHLY LABOR FORCE DATA FOR COUNTIES
October 2023 (Preliminary); 2022 Benchmark
NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
COUNTYLABOR FORCEEMPLOYMENTUNEMPLOYMENTRATE
STATE TOTAL

19,408,700

18,480,800

927,900

4.8%

ALAMEDA

832,600

796,200

36,400

4.4%

ALPINE

480

450

40

7.3%

AMADOR

14,600

13,880

720

4.9%

BUTTE

92,700

88,000

4,600

5.0%

CALAVERAS

22,350

21,440

910

4.1%

COLUSA

10,470

9,550

920

8.8%

CONTRA COSTA

554,400

530,100

24,200

4.4%

DEL NORTE

9,470

8,940

530

5.5%

EL DORADO

94,500

90,700

3,800

4.0%

FRESNO

458,700

426,900

31,800

6.9%

GLENN

12,920

12,230

700

5.4%

HUMBOLDT

61,000

58,200

2,700

4.4%

IMPERIAL

74,600

60,200

14,400

19.3%

INYO

8,350

8,050

300

3.6%

KERN

401,300

371,100

30,100

7.5%

KINGS

57,600

53,300

4,300

7.4%

LAKE

27,890

26,330

1,560

5.6%

LASSEN

9,480

9,090

390

4.1%

LOS ANGELES

4,977,600

4,730,100

247,400

5.0%

MADERA

63,400

59,100

4,300

6.8%

MARIN

132,800

128,100

4,700

3.6%

MARIPOSA

8,000

7,650

350

4.4%

MENDOCINO

36,600

34,940

1,660

4.5%

MERCED

114,800

105,800

9,000

7.8%

MODOC

3,240

3,090

150

4.7%

MONO

8,580

8,200

380

4.5%

MONTEREY

232,700

221,600

11,100

4.8%

NAPA

71,500

69,000

2,500

3.5%

NEVADA

47,420

45,530

1,890

4.0%

ORANGE

1,611,700

1,551,300

60,300

3.7%

PLACER

196,800

189,200

7,600

3.9%

PLUMAS

7,290

6,890

410

5.6%

RIVERSIDE

1,160,900

1,100,700

60,300

5.2%

SACRAMENTO

738,900

705,300

33,500

4.5%

SAN BENITO

32,800

31,000

1,800

5.4%

SAN BERNARDINO

1,015,800

965,100

50,600

5.0%

SAN DIEGO

1,602,600

1,535,800

66,800

4.2%

SAN FRANCISCO

576,700

557,000

19,700

3.4%

SAN JOAQUIN

349,600

328,100

21,500

6.2%

SAN LUIS OBISPO

139,700

134,800

4,900

3.5%

SAN MATEO

455,900

441,400

14,500

3.2%

SANTA BARBARA

229,700

221,100

8,600

3.7%

SANTA CLARA

1,055,000

1,015,400

39,600

3.8%

SANTA CRUZ

135,500

129,000

6,600

4.8%

SHASTA

72,000

68,400

3,600

4.9%

SIERRA

1,350

1,290

50

3.9%

SISKIYOU

17,620

16,700

930

5.3%

SOLANO

202,400

192,900

9,500

4.7%

SONOMA

252,000

242,800

9,100

3.6%

STANISLAUS

247,100

232,200

14,800

6.0%

SUTTER

46,900

44,000

3,000

6.4%

TEHAMA

25,890

24,510

1,380

5.3%

TRINITY

4,370

4,150

220

5.1%

TULARE

209,100

189,000

20,100

9.6%

TUOLUMNE

20,030

19,080

950

4.8%

VENTURA

418,700

399,700

19,000

4.5%

YOLO

110,500

105,600

4,900

4.4%

YUBA

32,200

30,200

2,000

6.1%


Source: CA. EDD