TUC analysis published today using official figures, shows that the number of men doing part-time jobs because they can't find full-time work more than.
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Record levels of under-employment show that the jobs crisis is far …
People living in the east of England have been hit by the biggest increase in under- employment over the past four years, with the number of men “trapped” in part-time jobs more than trebling to almost 60000, said the TUC.
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SOCIALISM OR YOUR MONEY BACK: UK Under-employment
The chart below shows the ten year rolling change in the number of individuals employed divided by the ten year rolling change of those individuals no longer in the labor force. Any number over 1 means that the marginal ..
Student loan debt is at its highest ever, the number of jobs for recent grads at its lowest in a decade–and student loan interest rates could soon double.
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The 20-Something Crunch: High Debt, Low Employment | Credit …
(Source: AGC) – April 23, 2012— The momentum boosting the number of states adding construction jobs stalled in March as only 12 states and the District of.
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Construction Employment Down Sizes in Thirty-Six States Between …
(Source: AGC) – April 23, 2012— The momentum boosting the number of states adding construction jobs stalled in March as only 12 states and the District of.
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Construction Employment Down Sizes in Thirty-Six States Between …
The momentum boosting the number of states adding construction jobs stalled in March as only 12 states and the District of Columbia added jobs since February, another 36 states lost construction jobs and employment levels …
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Construction Employment Declined in 36 States Between February …
Employment continues to rise to a level not seen since the end of 2008.
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South Carolina's Employment Situation: March 2012 | Palmetto …
In February, the number of people receiving regular Employment Insurance benefits fell by 6700 (-1.2%) to 552800.
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Employment Insurance, February 2012
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