Manufacturing job loss pace grinds down. (Ohio Bureau of Employment Services report shows slowdown in job loss in Northeastern Ohio)

From: Crain's Cleveland Business | Date: August 22, 1994| Author: Prizinsky, David | Copyright information

Northeastern Ohio continued to shed manufacturing jobs last year but at a much slower pace than during the 1990-91 recession and its aftermath.

Manufacturers in seven northeastern Ohio counties employed an average of 270,366 workers in 1993, down 2% from 276,505 workers in 1992, according to the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services in Columbus.

However, the job drain is slowing. For example, manufacturing employment in northeastern Ohio dropped 3% in 1992 and 4.7% in ...

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