Texas reported 14,347,700 total nonfarm jobs in August, adding 17,600 positions over the month and 195,600 jobs over the year.
Texas’ annual nonfarm growth rate was 1.4 percent, outpacing the national growth rate by 0.5 percentage points, according to newly released Texas Workforce Commission data.
Texas set new records for the greatest number of total jobs and largest labor force in state history last month, according to the data.
Texas reached a new record high of 14,347,700 nonfarm jobs last month, more than any other state.
Texas also reached a new record high for having the largest labor force in state history of 15,857,300 last month.
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ReplyDeletePlease leave your CA politics before crossing the AZ border on your way to TX, PLS
ReplyDeleteKali committed suicide...
ReplyDeleteAnd none of the transplants know how to drive.....
ReplyDeleteFrom everything I can see from the other side of the country, California has been ransacked for every penny that could be stolen by duly elected politicians.
ReplyDeleteAnd as if they didn't have enough, they just extended Cap and Trade another 20 years. Only now they're calling it "Cap and Invest". Pretty funny, huh?
DeleteIn the last fifteen years, California's budget has tripled.
If you want to understand what is happening to California, look at the demographic history going back about 10 years of who is leaving. First the very wealthy, then the businesses, then the professional technical classes.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to understand the natural consequences that are coming: look at Venezuela. This is a looting culture, rooted in government. Next, government will shrink because the take is decreasing, distilling itself down into a smaller, more virulent and ruthless group around the ruling class.
See Detroit etc for a great example of how this happens. Detroit was a thriving city of 2 million, and now it is the armpit of the world.
DeleteIt was me. I packed up and left 12 years ago and never looked back.
ReplyDeleteI left (for the last time) in 1984.
DeleteNow, how much of Texas employment number growth is H1B or other immigrants?
ReplyDeleteGood question!
DeleteToo many.
DeleteNew folks are moving into our small Texas city so fast it is unbelievable. the building industry is on fire. Jobs abound. Real estate prices are obscene. So many corporations and manufacturers it is crazy. From Musk on down, they are moving to Texas. I live near one of the new data centers that is being built. It is freaking huge!!
ReplyDeleteThe constant 24hr loud drone of the a/c fans may drive you nuts once they fire up that data center.
DeleteTotal criminal lunatics run California, they are a criminal gang balls to bones, use it as a cash cow, strip mining the state for every possible buck. Its so effin' disgusting it defies suitable words to describe it.
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