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Foreign-born workers in the U.S. labor market：a special survey
Foreign-born workers special survey U.S. labor market
2009/5/20
New data from the Current Population Survey confirm that recent arrivals encounter labor market hardship, but as time passes their employment and earnings approach the levels of native-born workers.
Measuring labor force flows：a conference examines the problems
labor force flows suggest solutions unemployment
2009/5/20
A large number of persons move into and out of the labor force and to and from employment and unemployment each month, but measurement of these flows is difficult; labor force experts and statistician...
One hundred years of the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Labor Statistics working men
2009/5/20
Following its establishment in 1884, the Bureau embarked on investigation of a wide range of issues affecting working men and women; major advances in survey scope and technique over the years have en...
Recent trends in unemployment and the labor force, 10 countries
unemployment labor force Recent trends
2009/5/20
Marked gains in employment and sharp declines in joblessness in the United States contrast with little or no movement in Western Europe and Japan; youth labor market since 1980 is analyzed.
New household survey and the CPS：labor force differences
household survey labor force differences CPS
2009/5/20
The Survey of Income and Program Participation, like the Current Population Survey, is a household survey conducted by the Census Bureau; labor force estimates from the news series differ from the 'of...
In a heavy legislative year, major laws were enacted in many traditional areas, and new measures included restricting door-to-door sales by children and requiring background checks of day care personn...
Labor, firms continue to combat mutual problems in 1985
consumer tastes two-tier wages lump-sum payments
2009/5/19
Competition, deregulation, and changes in products and consumer tastes were among problems facing bargainers; management demanded two-tier wages, lump-sum payments, and alternatives to traditional hea...
Beauty and barber shops：the trend of labor productivity
barber shops labor productivity personal service industries
2009/5/19
Output per hour of persons employed in these shops rose at an annual rate of 0.8 percent between 1972 and 1984, in line with the productivity trend for other personal service industries.
Productivity and labor cost trends in manufacturing, 12 countries
labor cost trends manufacturing the United States
2009/5/19
Output and output per hour in manufacturing rose in the United States and 11 other countries in 1984; U.S. unit labor costs increased 7 percent, relative to the costs of foreign competitors, after adj...
Trends of labor productivity in metal stamping industries
labor productivity metal stamping industries employee hour
2009/5/19
Overall growth in the annual rate of output per employee hour was sluggish from 1963 to 1983, but performance was stronger during 1972-83 for producers of automotive stampings, while it weakened in th...
An International comparison of labor force participation, 1977-84
labor force participation International comparison 1977-84
2009/5/19
International comparisons of labor force participation in six countries, including the United States, show vastly different patterns, both overall and for demographic groups.
International trends in productivity, labor costs in manufacturing
International trends roductivity labor costs manufacturing
2009/5/19
U.S. output per hour exceeded the rates of gain in 8 of 11 other industrial countries in 1985, but U.S. unit labor costs rose 2.7 percent relative to the trade-weighted average of the other nations af...
Important new labor standards legislation was enacted on a variety of subjects, including minimum wage, employment of illegal aliens, workplace smoking, and drug and AIDS testing.
Labor-management scene in 1986：industrial woes continue
Labor-management wages two-tier compensation
2009/5/19
Contracts providing for moderate improvements in wages and benefits, two-tier compensation, lump-sum payments, and health care cost-containment were common and industries continued to reject pattern b...
Special survey confirms labor market difficulties of men who served in Southeast Asia, especially those with service-connected disabilities.