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California’s Labor Force Participation Steadies at 61.6% as Southern California’s Labor-Intensive Sectors Feel the Squeeze

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With California's labor force participation holding at 61.6 percent in July, level with the nation and far below its 1980s high, Southern California's logistics, hospitality and manufacturing employers confront a shallower pool of available workers.

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