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February 13, 2009
In the fourth quarter 2008, 3,140 extended mass layoff
events resulted in 508,859 separations. Both figures reached
their highest levels in program history. Separations due to
slack work/insufficient demand more than tripled from a year
earlier. The construction and manufacturing industries had
record highs in both layoff events and separations.
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February 11, 2009
Major work stoppages idled 72,000 workers with nearly two million lost workdays in 2008. There were
15 lockouts and strikes, including 12 in private industry and three in State and local governments.
The mean length of a major work stoppage in 2008 was 14.9 days.
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February 13, 2009
In a comparison of 2006 data for the Nation and the country’s largest metropolitan areas, Boston has the highest industry concentration, or location quotient, of employment in private colleges and universities. Full Text »
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African American History Month, also called Black History Month, has been observed since 1976. Take a look at BLS data that provide an economic snapshot of African Americans in the United States today.
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