California’s prosperity depends on the Latino workforce. From Los Angeles to the Bay Area to the San Joaquin Valley, Latinos sustain critical industries such as agriculture, construction, manufacturing, education, and social services while driving population and workforce growth. Despite these contributions, Latino workers face barriers that limit economic security and upward mobility.

Sourced from the Latino Data Hub, this series of workforce briefs from LPPI offers a detailed look at demographic trends, employment conditions, and disparities shaping Latino workers in four regions. By providing unique in-depth local insights, the briefs highlight critical areas where attention and action are needed to ensure that workforce strategies are responsive to the realities of the state’s largest labor force.

Key Facts About the Latino Workforce in the Bay Area

Key Facts About the Latino Workforce in Los Angeles County

Key Facts About the Latino Workforce in California’s Central San Joaquin Valley

Key Facts About the Latino Workforce in California’s North San Joaquin Valley