Comments on: Report: Wealthy tech firms create few jobs

By: Billy G.O.R.E.

Billy G.O.R.E. — Sun, 27 Dec 2015 23:22:58 +0000

And don’t forget: the very few tech jobs that are created are reserved for foreign H1-B visa holders, LIKE AT FACEBOOK.Meanwhile the UCAL and CALSTATE systems graduate THOUSANDS of highly trained Science Technology Engineering and Medicine (STEM) students every year! Tech firms LOVE H1-B visa holders because they can 1) Pay them nothing 2) treat them like SLAVES…..

By: Rex the Wonder Dog!

Rex the Wonder Dog! — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 07:28:14 +0000

In reply to Richard Rider. But CA did create THOUSANDS of new government jobs!!!!!

By: Ulysses Uhaul

Ulysses Uhaul — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 01:32:19 +0000

CWD ban Desi…..now

By: desmond

desmond — Wed, 23 Dec 2015 02:55:44 +0000

Interesting because the blue states like attracting the tech, sexy fields, like med research. It leads to a large class dependent class, and of course a parasitic govt class. This is not by accident to keep assholes like Brown, and bisexual pervert Newsom in elected office.

By: Richard Rider

Richard Rider — Tue, 22 Dec 2015 20:28:11 +0000

California created only 5,500 net new nonfarm jobs in the most recent (November) employment report — an insignificant figure in a state with 39,100,000 people. As this Chris Reed article suggests, the jobs growth is NOT in the high paying tech jobs, but rather in the more modest positions in the service industries.

Nonfarm Jobs Up 5.5k

Nonfarm wage and salary jobs grew 5,500 in November. October’s gains were revised downwards slightly to 40,600 from the previously reported 41,200. Biggest gains were in Retail Trade (8,200; $33.4k average annual salary), Educational Services (5,900; $48.3k), and Accommodation & Food Services (4,400, $21.2k).
Biggest declines were in Information (-9,300; $152.9k), Other Services (-2,900; $35.4k), and Professional, Scientific & Technical Services (-2,500; $114.8k). All salary numbers are from Q1 2015 Quarterly Census of Employment & Wages.