Union Members Summary
Among occupational groups, education, training, and library occupations (38.5 percent) and protective service workers (37.0 percent) had the highest unionization rates in 2005
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Tomorrow's Jobs
... of fishing and hunting workers is expected to decline, by 16.6, percent, while the number of logging workers is expected to increase by less than 1 percent. Production occupations. Production workers ...
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Child care workers
Seventeen percent of all child care workers are found in child day care services, and about 21 percent work for ... Others leave permanently because they are interested in pursuing other occupations or ...
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Industry and Occupation: Percent of Workers Age 45+ Leaving ...
Percent of Workers Age 45+ Leaving Occupations 1998-2008 The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that 25 million people will leave the workforce between 1998 and 2008; 22 million, or 88 percent, will ...
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All Occupations: career information
... Material recording, scheduling, dispatching, and distributing occupations, except postal workers • Other office ... 139,252,000 Percent of total Women Men Black Asian Hispanic 46.5% 53.5% 10.7% 4.3% 12.9
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Federal Consumer Information Center: High-earning workers who don't ...
In several occupations, more than 10 percent of the workers without bachelors degrees earned over $1,000. (See table 1 .) Last year, 15 percent of workers without a bachelors degree ...
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Tomorrow's Jobs
These occupations will grow 3.3 percent and add 35,000 new jobs by 2012. Agricultural workers, including farmworkers and laborers, accounted for the overwhelming majority of new jobs in this group
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GAO
The slight difference in the employment distribution among these age groups is found in blue-collar and service occupations. Nearly 15 percent of workers age 65 to 74 are employed in service ...
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Rakesh Kochhar
The figure is even greater for native-born white workers—64 percent of the new jobs for them were in occupations at the highest rungs of training and education requirements (data not shown ...
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IMMIGRATION FACTS
... born workers are employed in a broad range of occupations. Of the 18.9 million foreign-born employed workers, 4.4 million (23 percent) were in managerial and professional occupations, 3.9 ...
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No Way In
However, foreign-born workers comprised a far higher percentage of the workforce in particular occupations. Foreign-born workers amounted to 39.7 percent of the U.S. labor ...
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This report looks at the distribution of earnings by occupation for ...
Of 422 detailed occupations with 10,000 or more YRFT workers, there are 97 where 10 percent or less of the workers are women; 61 occupations have 5 percent or less, 20 have 2 percent or less ...
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Information Technology Workers Network
If asked to speculate on Marias and Spencers occupations, perhaps you would guess as writer ... information technology workers (about 2/3, had a bachelors or higher degree. 48 percent of IT Workers ...
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Fastest Growing Occupations - USA Figures
Fastest Growing Occupations, USA 1992-2005 ... Occupation percent change Home health aides 138% Human service workers 136% Personal and home care aids 130
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Federal Job Occupations, Outlook, Education Requirements, and Pay and ...
Nearly half of all Federal workers in these occupations are firefighters, police officers, and ... In the federal government 60 percent of all workers do not have a college degree
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