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Posted by DaveT on Mar-06-2009 22:07:

Wow! Unemployment rates in LA Area...

Dammmmmmmmmmmm

LA County: 10.6% (some may report it as 10.1% after some adjustment)

LA City: 12%

South Bay: 14.1% - dammmnn


Damn, up north is much better.....SF is at 8%. Marin County is under 7%. San Mateo is 7.2%.

.......sheeesh, and I am moving down heren and hoping to find a job quick. Doomed....


Posted by gerard6975 on Mar-06-2009 22:15:

it's going to rise. just added myself to the statistic today :/


Posted by plastikul on Mar-06-2009 22:25:

I've been part of this statistic too since last Thursday :|


Posted by DJ RANN on Mar-06-2009 22:27:

quote:
Originally posted by gerard6975
it's going to rise. just added myself to the statistic today :/


Shit, Sorry to hear it

It's weird going to in to shops or businesses and talking to staff - a lot of employed workforce think they about to be let go at any time.

I don't think this is going to last much longer though - I reckon by the middle of 2009 it will have turned around the climb back up will begin.


Posted by skell on Mar-06-2009 22:27:

found out a friend just lost his job literally 2 seconds ago. so weird to see it hitting so many people around us.


Posted by DjWoody on Mar-06-2009 22:38:

I may be part of the OC statistic soon. We had a meeting today with the president of the company and he said we aren't doing that good.


Posted by skell on Mar-06-2009 22:40:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
I may be part of the OC statistic soon. We had a meeting today with the president of the company and he said we aren't doing that good.


sucks man! sounds like a ton of newspapers are getting ready to bite the dust.


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Mar-06-2009 22:45:

so what industries are stable?
entertainment?
porn?


Posted by DJ RANN on Mar-06-2009 22:54:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
so what industries are stable?
entertainment?
porn?


Oil. Those fuckers are making more money than ever.

Entertainment is OK, not doing great but still ok.


Posted by DJ Reese on Mar-06-2009 22:54:

There are many reasons I moved to Phoenix. This is a big one. Unemployment is lower and you need to make a bout a 3rd of what you need in LA. I paid $1600 for a one bedroom in LA. My friend who moved out here with my girl and I got a one bed that's nicer than mine was for $650. She got a job in a B of A call center making 28K and will have more than enough to be happy. Cali is a tough place to be right now.


Posted by DJ Reese on Mar-06-2009 22:55:

quote:
Originally posted by gerard6975
it's going to rise. just added myself to the statistic today :/

Really sorry to hear that. I guess the bright side is you can put more energy into promo and hopefully make enough doing that.


Posted by HotDogWater on Mar-06-2009 23:14:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
so what industries are stable?
entertainment?
porn?


health care


Posted by djjoshuaallen on Mar-06-2009 23:21:

Starwood Hotels is not doing well, Im hanging on by a limb over here. We have already had the Mckinsy's Consulting group come restructure Finance, HR, Marketing, and they are doing IT all of march.


Posted by LYNDSAYwhaaat? on Mar-07-2009 00:07:

quote:
Originally posted by HotDogWater
health care

actually... I work in healthcare (Radiology) and the insurance reimbursements are getting lower and lower causing some of the smaller clinics to go under as well...


Posted by SillySilvia on Mar-07-2009 00:14:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
so what industries are stable?

porn?


not even porn.

hubby's monthly sales have dropped. 2007 he was averaging about 500k in sales a month. In the beginning of 2008 he was averaging 400-430k a month in sales then it started dropping to 400k by the end of the year. Past 2 months he's barely made over 300k but he was so busy he didnt focus on selling. Still he wouldnt have made 400k these past 2 months. PLUS they are on a hiring freeze and cutting hours(trying not to cut jobs).

hows that?


Posted by gerard6975 on Mar-07-2009 00:26:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Reese
Really sorry to hear that. I guess the bright side is you can put more energy into promo and hopefully make enough doing that.


How I just wish this promo thing can replace what I make as a marketing manager.


Posted by junkproject on Mar-07-2009 00:27:

Repo and collections are job that are doing well.


Posted by Brian Scott on Mar-07-2009 00:30:

Bankruptcy law is thru the roof.

I'm in commercial finance and we're one of the few companies staying afloat. We're in the middle of a hiring freeze, but we're working and working hard.

It's gonna get worse before it gets better. Don't expect to see any leveling off until the 4th quarter at the earliest.


Posted by DjWoody on Mar-07-2009 00:49:

quote:
Originally posted by skizzell
sucks man! sounds like a ton of newspapers are getting ready to bite the dust.


Man! You should've seen the eye popping statistics the President showed us today. He showed us a list of the top 35 newspapers in the Us and how they're doing. ALL and I mean ALL are loosing money. There's a few that are filing chapter 11 and some that are about to just go out of business completely.

We're lucky to be still making money. But we're drowning too.


Posted by mar46017 on Mar-07-2009 05:25:

Government jobs are supposedly on the rise. I got an email the other day with about 10 court openings. Check out http://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/

Sad what is going in. My lil brother is pissed @ Obama for spending money on paying for people's mortgages while teachers are getting laid off left and right.


Posted by ftse1000 on Mar-07-2009 05:35:

clubs in LA are still packed tho?


Posted by Clovis on Mar-07-2009 05:48:

quote:
Originally posted by ftse1000
clubs in LA are still packed tho?



We gotta party the economy back.


Posted by alan on Mar-07-2009 05:55:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
so what industries are stable?
entertainment?
porn?


based on research...in down economies...there are actually two industries that do well...

ALCOHOL SALES and SKIN CARE products! And they actually go up!

As for stable, thats easy...brands that are in the STAPLE category tend do not be affected...that usually means RICE, BREAD, DEODORANT/ANTIPERSPIRANT, UNDERWEAR, etc.


Posted by diskodave on Mar-07-2009 06:05:

The company I work for has been growing rapidly over the past year, with a growth rate of 20%+ a month... and we're on a hiring spree, increasing our staff by 30% the past few months


Posted by TSG on Mar-07-2009 06:08:

quote:
Originally posted by mar46017
Government jobs are supposedly on the rise. I got an email the other day with about 10 court openings. Check out http://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/

Sad what is going in. My lil brother is pissed @ Obama for spending money on paying for people's mortgages while teachers are getting laid off left and right.


No one has paid for my mortgage.


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