JOB-RELATED
NEWS November 6, 2015
Unemployment
data--October 2015 graphs:
CBPP
Chart
Book
Baker,
CEPR,
11/6/15
Gould
EPI 11/6/15 See
graphs
See http://www.bls.gov/web/empsit/cpseea06.htm
for full-time workers.
Ed Lazear, Chair, CEA 2006-9, 11/6/15 This Is the Real Unemployment Rate, Wash Post: "We have come back considerably from the depths of the recession that began almost eight years ago. Unfortunately, we still have a way to go. Given conditions that are consistent with an unemployment well above 6 percent -- and not a 5 percent unemployment rate -- it is no surprise that many in this economy still feel that we are not firing on all cylinders."
Witness
Wednesdays, Stories
of the Unemployed
The
missing puzzle piece of the global economic recoveryis
finally falling into place, Bird 6/15
State, Met.
Area Employment and Unemployment Data, BLS
The
Missing Piece of the Global Recovery
Union
Membership
rate in 2014 is
11.1 percent
Interactive
map: Unemployment rates by state, BLS
Interactive
map: Job loss by state. EPI
Deadliest
Jobs in America, Bloomberg 5/15
Global
Wage Report 2014/15, ILO
Annual State-by-State Unemployment,
Underemployment 2003-2012
At
Amazon.com "cheap" comes at a very hefty price,
Hightower 8/14
Report
Uncovers the Real Costs of Outsourcing Public Services, JwJ
3/14
Do
You Have Job Fear? What's WhyWe Need Full Employment, Johnson
CAF 8/13
Millions
of Americans live in extreme poverty, Matthews, 5/13
The Missing
Workers--How Many Are There and Who Are They?, Shierholz, EPI
4/13
Going
Nowhere: Workers Wages since the Mid-1970s, TCF,
1/13
Are
We Winning the War on Poverty? Landy,
TCF 9/12
No
Relief in 2012 from High Unemployment for African Americans and
Latinos EPI, 2/12
How Do States' Safety Net Policies Affect Poverty? Wheaton
et al, Urban Instit, 9/11
Who
Has Benefitted from the Post-Great Recession Recovery? Sum
&McLaughlin 7/11
Jobs Missing
in the Great Recession. 12/11
Downturn
Continues to Lower Union Membership, Zipperer, CEPR 1/11
How
Government spent your income taxes, National Priorities Project
International
Unemployment Rates and Employment Indexes 2008-2009, BLS
The
Stagnating Labor Market Jayadev & Konczal, Roosevelt Institute
9/10
The
Good, the Bad and the ERGly, Stecker, NJPP 9/10
How
America Can Create Jobs, Andy Grove, Intel, BW 7/10
SF Labor Council demands U.S.
enforcement of treaties & laws ensuring Full Employment,
Right to a Job & Union Rights, 3/10
How
a New Jobless Era Will Transform America, D.Peck,, Atlantic,
3/10
Many
highly profitable companies cut jobs in 2009, Orr, EPI 12/09
Unions
and Other Community Groups Benefit Local Economic Development
8/09
The
Great Recession of 2007-2009: Post WW II Record Impacts on
Rising Unemployment& Underutilization Problems, Sum &
al, 7/09
Welfare
Aid Isn’t Growing as Economy Drops Off, NYT,
2/09
Why
labor law doesn't work for workers, Bacon [EFCA],
3/09
Illegal
Firings During Union Election Campaigns, CEPR 3/09
Interactive
map: Unemployment rates by stateConference
Board Employment Trends Index
The
Good, The Bad, and the Ugly: Job Quality in the United
States over the Three Most Recent Business Cycles, Schmitt, CEPR,
11/07
Bridging
the Gaps:A Picture of How Work Supports Work
in Ten States, 10/07
No-Benefit
Jobs Leave Parents Struggling, H. Boushey, Sojourners,
S/O 07
Unemployment
may depress immune function,
4/07
Data--employment,
earnings, family income, hours, prices, unionization
Finding
the better fit: Receiving unemployment insurance increases likelihood
of
re-employment with health insurance, Heather
Boushey
Ownership
Society--Social Security Is Only the BeginningWray,
Levy Inst.
U.S.
workers enjoy far fewer vacation days than Europeans,
EPI, 8/05
Injuries
to All [workplace injuries]
Government
Budget Calculator, CEPR
The
Rise in Job Displacement, 1991-2004, Crisis in Manufacturing,
CEPR, 8/04
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