Why a growing number of California men without college degrees have abandoned the job market
Briefly

Researchers have noted that while California has seen an increase in college graduates, employment among men without degrees has significantly decreased, demonstrating a growing divide in labor participation.
PPIC’s data reveals that men in their prime working years, particularly those lacking higher education, are dwindling in the labor force, with employment rates dramatically declining from 1992 to 2023.
The ongoing discussion among experts highlights significant barriers these men face, from financial obstacles to challenges stemming from past mistakes, emphasizing the need for effective guidance.
To enhance the employment prospects for young men, experts suggest the essential need for navigators who can provide resources, support, and clear pathways to training programs.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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