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The business services industry sets pace in employment growth
business services industry employment growth
2009/5/19
Industries which provide services to businesses for a fee or on a contractual basis have had rapid gains in employment growth over the last decade, especially firms supplying computer and data process...
An analysis of regional employment growth, 1973-85
regional employment growth job growth regional economic performance
2009/5/19
Shifts in regional economic performance and job growth generally have been from the Snowbelt to the Sunbelt; however, many factors can alter regional advantage, often suddenly.
Strong gains in output and employment are estimated to 1995; not surprisingly, the most optimistic of three projections does not match the extraordinary pace the industry has set in the last 25 years....
U.S. productivity growth:the post-recession experience
U.S. productivity growth post-recession experience
2009/5/19
Gains in productivity during recoveries typically are greater than the long-term trend; increases for the current upturn are more modest than those recorded for similar postwar periods, although the m...
Job growth continued, unemployment dipped during 1986
Job growth unemployment economic recovery
2009/5/19
The labor market continued to improve in the fourth year of the economic recovery—employment grew and the unemployment rate edged below 7 percent; nearly all of the job increase occurred in the servic...
Two decades of productivity growth in poultry dressing and processing
productivity growth Two decades poultry dressing
2009/5/19
Since 1963, this industry has witnessed varying degrees of productivity improvements, new processing techniques, and changes in demand; the largest increase in output per employee hour occurred in the...
Strong employment growth highlights first half of 1987
employment growth employment gains service-producing sector
2009/5/19
With employment gains larger than the labor force expansion, the level and rate of unemployment showed marked improvements; job growth was concentrated in the service-producing sector.
Recent changes in the growth of U.S. multifactor productivity
growth U.S.multifactor productivity
2009/5/18
Since 1979, multifactor productivity growth has recovered completely only in manufacturing; for the rest of private business, growth has recovered partially, but remains below the 1948-73 trend rate. ...
Productivity growth slows in the organic chemicals industry
Productivity growth organic chemicals industry
2009/5/13
Productivity growth was highest from 1963 to 1974; however, overall declines in hours and employment have characterized the 1974— 85 period. After 1979, productivity and output still moved in the same...
Associations of Government employees have grown steadily and adopted collective bargaining, but prospects of future growth are limited. This article examines the ways in which Government employee ass...
The slowdown in employment growth occurred across most industries, with actual job losses concentrated in manufacturing. Unemployment was relatively stable, averaging 5.3 percent. This article is the...
Although employment grew by nearly 19 million jobs during the 1980's, its strength was uneven. Three-fourths of the increase was in services and retail trade, while manufacturing and mining lost work...
Involuntary part-timers-workers who would prefer full-time jobs-account for most of the growth in part-time employment since 1970. The rise in the share of these workers appears to be driven by employ...
Growth of employer-sponsored group life insurance
group life insurance employee benefits packages
2009/5/8
Since it was first offered 80 years ago, employer-sponsored group life insurance has become a fixture of most employee benefits packages. Over time, however, plan features have been updated to meet th...
Most projected job growth is in services; increases in manufacturing output are expected to be offset by greater labor productivity. This article examines BLS projections for employment growth by indu...