Your all-in-one hiring platform! See how AvaHR can help you crush your hiring goals.
Your all-in-one hiring platform! See how AvaHR can help you crush your hiring goals.
This toolkit includes a variety of resources, including templates for job descriptions, interview questions, and offers.
Your all-in-one hiring platform! See how AvaHR can help you crush your hiring goals.
Your all-in-one hiring platform! See how AvaHR can help you crush your hiring goals.
This toolkit includes a variety of resources, including templates for job descriptions, interview questions, and offers.
Los Angeles is comprised of a dozen plus municipalities all part of the Los Angeles Metro region. The Los Angeles area is the second largest metropolitan market in the USA. This is a strong region to hire and grow a business. Job posting in Los Angeles can be an art to attracting the right talent. Post your jobs in some of the national job boards as well as the local niche job sites to get the best candidate for your open positions. Here’s our guide to the top free job posting sites in Los Angeles.
There are many job fair vendors in Los Angeles, CA. Average cost to attend and to hire can range $350-$1,000. Many of the job fairs in Los Angeles can be found here.
Many of the options listed above have free job posting options. Alternative options include classified sections and career service centers who offer free employment marketing resources. The most common resources to post your jobs for free in Los Angeles is working with the Employment Development Department of California.
Many of the local media outlets, Fox11 and ABC7 offer employment related social postings. Send your announcement of employment offerings to their news desk to be added to the weekly social media announcements. Pro Tip – Show the impact of your hiring on the local community. How many new jobs, families these positions will impact. Mention anything unique about the job that may stand out.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Los Angeles region has a civilian labor force of just over 5 million. The unemployment rate at the end of May 2019 was at 4%. The Los Angeles region has historically been .6-1.2% higher unemployment compared to the national average.
Additional cities in Los Angeles Metro: West Covina, Norwalk, Burbank, Compton, Whittier, South Gate, Carson, Lakewood, Bellflower
Los Angeles has a robust transportation system in place. There are 1,500+ buses active daily. The subway system is spread through out Los Angeles. A network of commuter rail lines within the metropolitan basin, including service to downtown L.A., Hollywood, Universal Studios, Santa Monica, Culver City, Long Beach and other areas of Los Angeles.
The median price for new and resale houses and condos — the point at which half the homes sold for more and half for less — was $518,500 in March 2019
The average cost for a one-bedroom apartment in the city center sits at approximately $2,100 per month.
Food in Los Angeles is significantly more expensive than the national average. A gallon of milk costs $4.02, and a loaf of bread costs $2.77. A dozen large eggs is $3.23 and 16 oz. of cheese is $4.29. For a pound of boneless, skinless chicken breasts, the cost is $4.76. Even a frugal consumer, to be safe, should build $500 into his monthly budget for food costs in Los Angeles.
You will need to build a great job description then contact each of the job sites listed above to get your employment opportunity in front of the right audience.
