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Watch for the major exodus of; Small Businesses, Middle Classes, and Corporations. These knuckleheads vote themselves pay raises and perks, then, increase just about every Taxes and Fee to the highest in the country. Look for more BAILOUTS the other 49 states will have to pay for irresponsible and gilded government fraud.
Revenues will drop and this will we a spiraling down economy and tax revenues, as common sense people/small business flee the Collective Communism State. Watch as Kaliornia will default and be the first state to stress test failure like the banks.
California EDD states Unemployment at 10.6% statewide
http://www.edd.ca.gov/About_EDD/pdf/urate200902.pdf
WSJ article
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123576619171196559.html
State hit 10.1% Unemployment (By government Numbers)
http://www.ksbw.com/news/18811932/detail.html
LA county hits 10.8% Unemployment
http://www.labusinessjournal.com/ar...34435.1751425.2258688.3937858.171&aID2=134716
Sacramento State Capitol reports
http://www.sacbee.com/static/weblogs/capitolalertlatest/020160.html
[h5]February 27, 2009[/h5]
Cal's unemployment rate hits double digits
California's unemployment rate hit double digits last month for the first time in more than a quarter-century, with a half-million fewer jobholders than the state had a year earlier.
The state jobless rate of 10.1 percent was topped slightl;y by the 10.8 percent rate in Los Angeles County, the Employment Development Department said, but data for other counties are still being compiled.
The biggest job losses were recorded in the construction industry, down 15.5 percent in the last year. Overall, 1.8 million Californians were unemployed last month, about twice as many as there were before the current recession began.
"The number of Californians without jobs and a means to provide for their families is a sobering reminder that there is nothing more important than getting California's economy back on track," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said in a statement. "The road to full economic recovery will not be short, but the economic stimulus measures I fought tirelessly to include in the state budget combined with the federal economic recovery agenda will help California create jobs - while laying a strong foundation for better economic times ahead."
The full EDD report is available here.
Categories: California by the Number
Revenues will drop and this will we a spiraling down economy and tax revenues, as common sense people/small business flee the Collective Communism State. Watch as Kaliornia will default and be the first state to stress test failure like the banks.
California EDD states Unemployment at 10.6% statewide
http://www.edd.ca.gov/About_EDD/pdf/urate200902.pdf
WSJ article
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123576619171196559.html
State hit 10.1% Unemployment (By government Numbers)
http://www.ksbw.com/news/18811932/detail.html
LA county hits 10.8% Unemployment
http://www.labusinessjournal.com/ar...34435.1751425.2258688.3937858.171&aID2=134716
Sacramento State Capitol reports
http://www.sacbee.com/static/weblogs/capitolalertlatest/020160.html
[h5]February 27, 2009[/h5]
Cal's unemployment rate hits double digits
California's unemployment rate hit double digits last month for the first time in more than a quarter-century, with a half-million fewer jobholders than the state had a year earlier.
The state jobless rate of 10.1 percent was topped slightl;y by the 10.8 percent rate in Los Angeles County, the Employment Development Department said, but data for other counties are still being compiled.
The biggest job losses were recorded in the construction industry, down 15.5 percent in the last year. Overall, 1.8 million Californians were unemployed last month, about twice as many as there were before the current recession began.
"The number of Californians without jobs and a means to provide for their families is a sobering reminder that there is nothing more important than getting California's economy back on track," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said in a statement. "The road to full economic recovery will not be short, but the economic stimulus measures I fought tirelessly to include in the state budget combined with the federal economic recovery agenda will help California create jobs - while laying a strong foundation for better economic times ahead."
The full EDD report is available here.
Categories: California by the Number
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