L&I proposes 19.4 percent workers’ compensation rate increase in ...
L&I proposes 19.4 percent workers’ compensation rate increase in 2004, bringing premiums in line with benefits TUMWATER — The Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) today proposed ...
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Impact of Proposed Minimum-Wage
Share of workers Average increase (percent) (dollars) All 4.4 0.79 Women 5.7 0.80 Men 3.3 0.79 16-19 30.8 0.85 20-24 8.2 0.77 25-64 2.5 0.76 65+ 7.6 0.87 White 4.0 0.80
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Improving
Interview Survey (NHIS) show only 36 percent of health care workers are actually immunized against ... percent increase in absenteeism during a two-week period and cost approximately $24,500 in ...
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Immigrants Benefit American Workers
Want to make more money? Move to a city teeming with immigrants, say two economists from California and Italy who have linked immigrant labor to robust economies in American cities. The five cities ...
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The United States plastics industry employs approximately 1.5 million ...
The United States plastics industry employs approximately 1.5 million workers, an increase of 25 percent since 1994. The industry annually ships $304 billion in product, maintains an annual ...
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GAO
... factor, which is also determined by the “norm” real rate of return (a 1.6-percent increase ... Roughly 90 percent of all workers in Sweden are covered by an employerprovided pension plan based on ...
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GAO
In response to a survey conducted by the Society of Human ResourceManagement and the American Association of Retired Persons, 33 percent of therespondents agreed that older workers increase the ...
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Employment Cost Index news release text
Wages and salaries for union workers rose 2.3 percent for the 12 months ended in December 2005, compared with an over-the-year increase of 2.5 percent for nonunion workers. (See tables C, 4, 7 ...
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Chefs, cooks, and food preparation workers
Many young people worked as cooks and food preparation workersalmost 19 percent were between 16 ... Overall employment of chefs, cooks, and food preparation workers is expected to increase about as fast ...
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CorpWatch : Happy Meals, Unhappy Workers
... that protest is taking the form of wildcat strikes demanding that the government increase the ... According to the International Labor Organization, only 10 percent of workers in the export sector are ...
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Increase in At-Home Workers Reverses Earlier Trend
ìClearly, by reversing these declines with such a steep increase ó the number of at-home workers jumped 56 percent from 1980 to 1990 ó the decade of the 1980s marked a rebirth of work at home ...
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Sense and Nonsense on the Minimum Wage
During the 12 months after the 1991 increase to $4.25 an hour, 36.3 percent of the workers paid $5.00 an hour or less received exactly $4.25, while 25.1 percent received less than the minimum
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Workers Left out of the Recovery, Wages Remain Flat (August 11, 2005)
For hourly workers, however, the increase will be only 3.5 percent, slightly above the 3.4 percent increase for this year. In the late 1990s, wage and salary increases reported by Mercer typically ran ...
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Who is Paid the Minimum Wage and Who Would be Affected by a $1.50 per ...
Over 42 percent of the workers who would be affected by an increase in the minimum wage are children, 26 percent are married family heads or spouses, 12 percent are single family heads, and 16 percent ...
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Social Security Announces 4.1 Percent Benefit Increase for 2006
... Percent Benefit Increase ... Workers (CPI-W), from the third quarter of the prior year to the corresponding period of the current year. This year's increase in the CPI-W was 4.1 percent
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