The Bay Area lost a net total of 6,800 jobs in June, continuing a trend of employment declines for two consecutive months. The state of California also reported a loss of 6,100 jobs last month. The South Bay region was hit hardest, losing 3,300 jobs, followed by the East Bay's reduction of 2,900 jobs, and the San Francisco-San Mateo area, which lost 700 jobs. Moreover, the statewide unemployment rate increased to 5.4% in June from 5.3% in May, reflecting worsening economic conditions across the region.
In June, the Bay Area experienced a net loss of 6,800 jobs, contributing to continued employment declines over the last two months in the region.
California's job figures reflected a decline of 6,100 jobs in June, with a rising unemployment rate up to 5.4% from 5.3% in May.
The South Bay lost 3,300 jobs in June, while the East Bay shed 2,900 positions, with San Francisco-San Mateo losing 700 jobs.
Employment levels in all three major metro areas of the Bay Area experienced reductions, indicating a significant setback for the local economy.
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