The jobs recovery in Los Angeles County continued to stall in December, according to seasonally adjusted data released by the UCLA Anderson Forecast. The report found that private, non-farm payroll levels dipped by just under three-tenths of a percent for the month, compared to November. The report, which provides revised employment data in all sectors of the non-farm economy, found a similar decline across the board. However, two sectors saw slight increases: non-durable manufacturing and education and healthcare. Non-durable manufacturing employment rose just under one-tenth of a percentage point in December to 212,900 in Los Angeles County. Employment in the education and healthcare sector rose by nearly two-tenths of a percentage point to 470,100 for the month, according to the UCLA Forecast data.