LinkedIn reports show an increasing number of workers moving from large West Coast hubs to the Dallas area. Dallas — California’s two largest metros support the Dallas / Fort Worth workforce the most. According to a LinkedIn survey, North Texas has the largest number of workers from Los Angeles in the last 12 months, followed by New York City and Chicago. The City of Angels is the largest origin of workers migrating to Dallas / Fort Worth for some time and is located earlier this year from Empire State’s largest hub. For every 10,000 DFW-based LinkedIn members, LinkedIn estimates that five have moved out of Los Angeles over the past year. Related: Tesla’s move to Texas elicits a keen reaction in the Bay Area The San Francisco Bay Area came in fourth last month. According to a February 2020 report, the region was not in the top 10 before the pandemic. At that time, Los Angeles was fourth. This number is another sign that the number of companies and workers moving from locations such as California and Newyork to Texas is increasing. Cost and tax cuts for businesses and their employers have helped drive the shift. Charles Schwab Corporation, a…
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Los Angeles, San Francisco in areas losing workers to Dallas Fort Worth – Texas News Today
