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California saying goodbye to entertainment, manufacturing, and energy jobs.

Full time jobs shrinking.

California saying goodbye to entertainment, manufacturing, and energy jobs.

Granted some have been in a spiral downfall for almost a decade but until now no one’s looked at the approximate numbers. How’s 250-350,000 job loss sound? And that’s the direct number. This doesn’t count the side jobs these industries provide.

These aren’t cyclical losses — they’re structural. They reflect long‑term policy choices that make it harder to film, build, or produce energy in the state. Compared to Ohio.

California vs. Ohio Job Trend Comparison Table

CategoryCaliforniaOhio
EntertainmentSignificant job losses due to production flight; shrinking “Information” sectorSmall sector; stable employment; film incentives attracting modest growth
ManufacturingLong‑term decline; high energy and regulatory costs push firms outGrowth in autos, EV supply chain, steel, polymers, and advanced manufacturing
EnergySharp decline; refinery closures; drilling restrictions; shrinking oil & gas workforceGrowth in natural gas, petrochemicals, and grid‑related construction
Overall TrendNet job loss in key tradable sectorsNet job gain in industrial and energy sectors
Business ClimateHigh costs, heavy regulation, slow permittingModerate costs, predictable permitting, strong logistics network
 

Nuff Said.

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It’s not Rocket Science. Jobs are leaving California.

Composite image created by Newsweek. California, the most populated state in the country, is losing workers at a faster rate than anywhere else in the United States, according to a new report by the National Association of Realtors (NAR). | Photo Illustration by Newsweek/Photo Illustration by Newsweek

It’s not Rocket Science. Jobs are leaving California.

This failure is reflected in the state’s and (both the highest in the nation), and its Meanwhile other states — Texas, Florida, Arizona, the Carolinas and Tennessee, for example — have copied the California model and they have done it, as Californians once did, based on the goal of lifting up all classes. Long reactionary in their politics and social structure, these states’ business-friendly policies now have something to teach the progressive Golden State.

To revive the California model, you need dedicated visionaries and an evolving workforce, but mostly you need state government to remember what it means to be willing and able to help the visionaries and the workers succeed.

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And this is another reason Progressives are upset. Jobs Gains Going to Native Born Americans, Wage Gains Outpacing Inflation.

Who's working those jobs? Folks here illegally.

And this is another reason Progressives are upset. Jobs Gains Going to Native Born Americans, Wage Gains Outpacing Inflation.

Jobs that Progressives promised to the illegals are going to American citizens and the legal immigrant. That just doesn’t sit well with them.

Also, Americans are making more now than under the Biden administration. Another sticking point for Progressives.

Jobs are going to native born Americans. That’s actually quite interesting, too. It’s not just going to people who were, or legal residents of the United States. It’s actually going to people who were born American born people. This is very important again, because that’s fundamentally who the country is supposed to work for, for the people we have here.

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