Seasonal Hiring Pushes Bay Area Employment to a Record High

With an above-average bump in seasonal hires, the unemployment rate in San Francisco dropped from 2.7 percent in June to 2.4 percent in July, with the labor force having increased by 8,700 to 574,400 and the number of people residing in the city with a job, including summer interns and college students returning home, having increased by 9,700 to 560,400.


And as such, there are now 123,700 more people living in San Francisco with paychecks than there were at the start of 2010 and 5,500 more than at the same time last year versus a year-over-year increase of 9,800 in July of 2017. Read full article @elizabethGkilgore





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