Last month, California recovered to the level of jobs before the period of 2008 economic recession. Country's joblessness stood at 6.1% in the month of June. The state's unemployment rate reduced to 7.4% from 7.6% and from 9% a previous year.

On the whole, the state in June added 356,400 payroll jobs with each passing year. As compared to December 2007, the Los Angeles County's deficit stood at 89,100 jobs last month.

As high school and college graduates enter the market, unemployment tends to rise from May-June. Irrespective of any seasonal changes, the overall supply of jobs yet to reach up to the demand. This month, it was quite clear as 3,600 people applied for 350 part-time jobs at a Dave & Busters outlet. It is scheduled to be open in August in Hollywood.

The biggest growing job sector is information services, which has increased by 5.1%. As the housing market recovered, construction jobs grew by 4.7%. In addition, education and health services sought a rise by 4.5%.

As the recession ended in June 2009, the U. S. country has managed to create 7.8 million jobs. Over a period of 5 years, North Dakota, gaining from an oil and gas drilling boom generated around 98,000 jobs.

Rhode Island and Mississippi have the country's biggest unemployment rates, with both at 7.9%. North Dakota is a state with the lowest rate at 2.7%.