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AEO, Whole Foods Market, Northbay Post More Job Openings in California

Several employers in California significantly increased their job postings in the last seven days.

By Layla Hassan, Mogi Research · Oct 12, 2026

In California, the number of job postings from AEO surged by two hundred ninety seven percent, from thirty five to one hundred thirty nine. Whole Foods Market saw its job postings rise by four hundred forty five percent, adding one hundred twenty postings. Northbay also experienced a surge, with job postings increasing by three hundred five percent, from twenty two to eighty nine.

These changes in job postings may be a result of seasonal hiring needs as the end of the year approaches. It is also possible that these companies are expanding their operations or filling newly created roles within the state.

The overall job market in California saw a nineteen percent rise in new job postings during the same period, with twenty nine thousand two hundred ninety two postings recorded compared to twenty four thousand five hundred forty eight in the prior week.

The numbers

Which employers grew the most in California in the last 7 days?

NameLast 7 daysThe 7 beforeChange
AEO13935+297%
Whole Foods Market12022+445%
Northbay8922+305%
T-Mobile7222+227%
Cisco4614+229%

Top states: California (139)

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Counts are job postings, not hires, from company career sites that Mogi's crawl found. Compares the 7 days to 2026-10-12 with the 7 days before them. Covers US, California, all roles. Employers with fewer than five postings in the last eight weeks are grouped together and left out of the rankings. The company details come from the crawl's company profiles, where the crawl has one.

Written by Layla Hassan of Mogi Research, with AI from the table above. Every figure in it comes from that table.

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