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A new definition of part-timers, utilizing existing data from the Current Population Survey, gives a more accurate estimate of the number of part-time workers.
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...
The employment expansion in retail trade, 1973-85
employment expansion retail trade 1973-85
2009/5/19
Strong employment gains in the industry can be attributed mostly to exceptional growth in eating and drinking places and food stores; part-time positions accounted for much of the overall growth.
Employment up, unemployment stable during 1986 first half
Employment up unemployment stable 1986 first half
2009/5/19
Moderate job growth continued, but only in the service-producing sector and in construction; the level and rate of unemployment were about unchanged, as employment increases matched labor force expans...
The proportion of employment in higher paying occupations increased for all groups during 1973-82; but the earnings distribution of these occupations shifted to include more lower paying positions.
An important, but small, proportion of Americans work at two jobs or more; they do so principally for financial reasons such as meeting regular expenses or paying off debts and also to explore new car...
BLS prepares to broaden scope of its white-collar pay survey
white-collar workers pay survey
2009/5/19
The survey of Professional, Administrative, Technical, and Clerical Pay is being expanded to cover more services industries and small establishments; in 1987 and 1988, test studies also will be conduc...
Major labor contracts in 1986 provided record low wage adjustments
Major labor contracts 1986 low wage adjustments
2009/5/19
Negotiations again focused on efforts to curb labor costs and save jobs by providing small wage increases, wage decreases, and wage freezes; many settlements provided lump sums instead of wage increas...
In March 1985, one in five hourly wage workers paid at or below the Federal minimum wage of $3.35 per hour lived in households with incomes below U.S. poverty levels.
Time spent unemployed：a new look at data from the CPS
Current Population Survey cross-sectional data unemployment duration
2009/5/19
A comparison of methods using data from the Current Population Survey shows that combined cross-sectional data provide robust, cyclically sensitive estimates of unemployment duration.
The defense buildup, 1977-85：effects on production and employment
production employment defense buildup post-Vietnam decline
2009/5/19
After several years of post-Vietnam decline, defense spending for major programs started the current peacetime buildup; the acceleration between 1980 and 1985 cushioned the decline in production jobs.
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.
A look at occupational employment trends to the year 2000
employment trends 2000 High-skill job
2009/5/19
High-skill job groups are projected to continue pacing occupational growth as groups requiring the most education and training are estimated to grow faster than average.
Analyzing employers' costs for wages, salaries, and benefits
employers' costs wages salaries benefits
2009/5/19
Employment Cost Index data now provide a breakdown of hourly costs incurred; in March 1987, employee benefits accounted for more than one-fourth of compensation in private industry.
Women's work expectations and actual experience
Women's work expectations actual experience
2009/5/19
Eighty percent of women with work plans were in the labor force, while 50 percent who did not plan to work were employed; those women with consistent work expectations earned higher wages.