Employment Development Department.
department of the California Labor and Workforce Development Agency
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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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Budget cuts at the University of Southern California necessitated WARN Act filings.Some support2 reports
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The Employment Development Department noted that the war with Iran is contributing to economic challenges.Well supported5 reports
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Employment Development Department are using data sources to track economic trends.Some support9 reports
Gone quiet
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California launched a new labor-market measurement tool via its Employment Development Department.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Employment Development Department reported the job growth figures for San Diego County.Some support1 report
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UC and EDD established a partnership to develop an AI-Unemployment Tracker and monitor labor market changes.Some support1 report1 development inside
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University economist contracts with North Bay counties, and EDD provides preliminary labor figures for the region.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Employment Development Department
Events traced to Employment Development Department, step by step, newest first- Restaurant bankruptcies may increase monitoring load for EDDRestaurant bankruptcies may increase monitoring load for EDDPossible
- New San Diego labor data requires Employment Development Department adjustmentsThe Employment Development Department must adjust operations based on new San Diego labor dataLikely
- How could the Colliers report on retail market conditions affect the Employment Development Department?The report shows mixed labor trends, reflecting both tech hiring and retail job cuts.Likely
Explainers that pass through Employment Development Department
Employment Development Department is a step on the way to someone else- Slowing job growth puts pressure on California workforce agencyCalifornia's slowing job growth puts pressure on workforce agencyLikely
- How could Connecticut's unemployment rate affect Governor Ned Lamont's policy agenda?Connecticut's unemployment rate tied for worst nationallyPossible
- How could the unemployment data release affect Sean Scanlon's financial oversight?Connecticut's jobless rate may influence state revenue projectionsPossible
- California's jobless rate updates BLS labor market dataCalifornia's unemployment data provides new input for BLS labor market analysis.Likely
Around Employment Development Department this week
News at the entities that move Employment Development Department most-
California StructuralJane Kim proposed a single-payer disaster insurance plan for all Californians, which was subsequently criticized.Moves Employment Development Department
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Los Angeles County StructuralHilda Solis and Janice Hahn propose a review of county advertising expenditures in Los Angeles County.Moves Employment Development Department
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Bureau of Labor Statistics OperationalOfficials broke ground on a new station, while government agencies modernize surveys and IT fraud schemes target businesses.Moves Employment Development Department
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Gavin Newsom StructuralDaniel Wozniak killed Sam in Orange County, prompting Governor Newsom to announce death sentence commutations affecting OC prisoners.Moves Employment Development Department
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Fresno County OperationalEl Niño is increasing the potential for flooding and causing damage due to lack of governance in Fresno County.Moves Employment Development Department
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Connecticut StructuralPURA regulates utility costs in Connecticut, while William Tong criticizes Eversource's demand for interest payments.Moves Employment Development Department
Connections
The 15 strongest of 21, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Los Angeles County Structural
The Employment Development Department provides monthly employment data relevant to Los Angeles County's labor market.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics Operational
The federal and state agencies formally coordinate by sharing and reporting on labor market data.
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California Structural
The Employment Development Department operates as the official state agency responsible for tracking and reporting labor market data for California.
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University of Southern California Structural
USC must comply with labor regulations enforced by the Employment Development Department, specifically regarding WARN Act filings due to budget cuts and layoffs.
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Gavin Newsom Structural
Newsom exercises executive authority to mandate and influence the operational scope of the Employment Development Department.
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San Diego County Structural
The Employment Development Department reports official job growth figures for San Diego County.
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Fresno County Operational
The county's labor market status is monitored and managed by the Employment Development Department.
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Connecticut Structural
A formal partnership is established between the Employment Development Department and the state of Connecticut for ongoing labor market monitoring.
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DMV Operational
Both the Employment Development Department and DMV share workers represented by a union.
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South Bay Shared context
The Employment Development Department monitors economic indicators and job growth within the South Bay area.
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North Bay Shared context
The Employment Development Department provides labor figures relevant to the North Bay region.
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Humboldt County Shared context
The Employment Development Department releases official unemployment data for Humboldt County.
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Anderson Operational
Anderson comments on labor market trends reported by the Employment Development Department.
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Marin County Structural
The Employment Development Department reports on and is functionally tied to the employment status and job losses within Marin County.
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Kings County Shared context
The Employment Development Department operates within Kings County and tracks its labor force trends.