While companies continue to cut costs and make layoffs in the wake of a highly anticipated (though not clearly signaled) recession, the nation’s ratio of available workers to open positions remains less than one to one. This means that there are more open positions across the United States than unemployed people available to fill them.
It’s time for San Diego to rethink talent pipeline development.
here’s how from our talent Initiatives manager →
By the numbers
- 2.9% record low unemployment rate—Q4 2022
- $92K median home price in San Diego—Q4 2022
- $3.23 rent per sq. ft for commercial real estate—Q4 2022
- $13.2M secured by ALE from California Energy Commission
Featured stories
- Case Study: EVT leverages Advancing San Diego to hire intern, expands its learning platform
- Economic Snapshot—Q4 2022
- EDC is hiring
- Carlsbad battery manufacturer secures millions from state
New and renewing investors
- Equus Workforce Solutions (prev. ResCare)
- Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW)
- Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch
- H.G. Fenton Company
- YMC of San Diego County
- Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco