US Manufacturing Rebounds In June, But Slump Persists In The Northeast – Analysis
By Matt Sedlar* Construction, manufacturing and mining and logging added 37,000 jobs in June, a rebound from mediocre May numbers.
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May Marks Another Weak Month For US Blue Collar Jobs – Analysis
By Matt Sedlar* Jobs in construction, manufacturing, and mining and logging increased by 8,000 jobs in May. The story here
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Workers Of Digital Native Generations Opt For Standard Work More Than Overall Workforce
Millennials and Gen X workers are overwhelmingly opting for standard permanent jobs in a business directed by an employer. Only
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Medicare For All Act: Testimony Before House Rules Committee
It is government policy that makes drugs expensive … Testimony by Dr. Dean Baker, Senior Economist, Center for Economic and
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Report Claims US Sanctions On Venezuela Responsible For Tens Of Thousands Of Deaths
A new paper from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR), by economists Mark Weisbrot and Jeffrey Sachs, finds
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US Manufacturing Job Growth Stalls For Second Month In A Row – Analysis
By Matt Sedlar* Employment in construction, manufacturing, and mining and logging increased by 12,100 jobs in March. This is a
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February Marked By Job Loss And Wild Weather – Analysis
By Matt Sedlar While overall job growth in February 2019 was slow, employment in construction, manufacturing and mining and logging actually
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Venezuela’s Oil Production Plummets In February Due To New US Sanctions
Venezuela’s crude oil production plummeted by 142,000 barrels per day in February, according to OPEC data, after the Trump administration
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Where’s The Gig Economy?
A new analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and other data, Nonstandard Work Arrangements and Older Americans, 2005-2017, published
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Manufacturing Employment Increased Under Trump But Lags Prerecession Levels – Analysis
By Alan Barber* Employment in construction, manufacturing and mining and logging increased by 0.4 percent or 74,000 in December of
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