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The labor force. (Bureau of Labor Statistics report - The American Work Force: 1992-2005)
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The labor force may be thought of as the supply of workers for jobs generated by the economy. To be a member of the labor force, an individual must be part of the noninstitutional population, 16 years of age or older, and either working or looking for a job. Members of the Armed Forces are excluded from the civilian labor force, which is discussed here.
Projections indicate that the labor force will not only grow but change in composition during the 1992-2005 period. Among the obvious factors that will cause these changes are immigration, emigration, and birth rates 16 years ...
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The labor force. (Outlook 2000; illustrations only - no text) (illustration)
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The changing U.S. population and the future labor force.
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; ...to rise, even though the youth labor force (aged 16 to 24) is expected to grow more rapidly than the overall labor force for the first time in 25 years. A closer view of the 2000-10 labor force reveals that certain demographic...women, the rate of growth in the labor ...
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A century of change: the U.S. labor force, 1950-2050: with slower growth, aging, and increasing diversity, the profile of the U.S. labor force is undergoing a gradual, but significant, change. (Labor Force Change, 1950-2050).(Statistical Data Included)
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; ...of the labor force. Women in the labor force increased their numbers at an extremely...years. It is anticipated that their labor force growth will slow markedly in the...rate was the rapid increase in the labor force participation rate of women, which...2000. The number ...
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The 1995 labor force: BLS' latest projections. (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
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Labor force projections: the baby boom moves on. (includes related article on the Current Population Survey and the 1990 census)
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Labor force.(statistical chart)(Illustration)
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