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San Diego County's unemployment rate was 9.1% in April, down from a revised 9.5% in March, according to the Employment Development Department. However, the county lost 800 jobs between March and April, and 45,300 from a year earlier. San Diego's April rate compared with 10.9% for the state and 8.6% for the nation. Construction payrolls dropped from March. Leisure and hospitality jobs jumped by 600 in preparation for the tourist season; however, more than 80% of those job gains were in food services and drinking places. Government jobs grew from a year ago by 2,100. Local government dropped 700 jobs, but federal jobs were up 2,400 and state jobs up 400.
San Diego County's unemployment rate was 9.1% in April, down from a revised 9.5% in March, according to the Employment Development Department. However, the county lost 800 jobs between March and April, and 45,300 from a year earlier. San Diego's April rate compared with 10.9% for the state and 8.6% for the nation. Construction payrolls dropped from March. Leisure and hospitality jobs jumped by 600 in preparation for the tourist season; however, more than 80% of those job gains were in food services and drinking places. Government jobs grew from a year ago by 2,100. Local government dropped 700 jobs, but federal jobs were up 2,400 and state jobs up 400.