Also, there is the Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution which has been making projections of
jobs recovery while factoring in monthly work force growth.
Not exact matches
My opinion is that a low interest rate has highly favored asset investment over business and
job investment, contributing to a
job market where there's been a sluggish and fairly unglamorous
recovery,
while helping along commercial and residential real estate markets much more quickly.
While South Carolina has recovered all of the
jobs that were lost during the recession on net, and then some, the
recovery has not been uniform across geography or industry.
While a majority of
jobs lost during the downturn were in the middle range of wages, a majority of those added during the
recovery have been low paying, according to a new report from the National Employment Law Project.
The importance of early treatment is highlighted by the now well - established fact that those who have treatment
while they are still holding
jobs and with their families have significantly higher
recovery rates than do those who have lost these key incentives to
recovery.
«Taking such reckless action
while the
recovery is still fragile will cost
jobs and put the hard - won
recovery people have worked for at risk.»
Unfortunately, rules and regulations promulgated by the Obama Administration threaten American
jobs and economic
recovery, and cost billions
while providing questionable benefits; yet these rules can not be properly evaluated because their underlying assumptions and projections are based on secret data and models hidden from the public.
While there are signs of
recovery, the competition for research
jobs in industry is stiff.
I know I do lately after starting a new
job as a personal assistant and wanting to go over the top to impress this new family —
while also helping the last family I worked with during the
recovery process of a major surgery.
I'm trying to balance school, two
jobs,
recovery, a macrobiotic diet (requires the cooking and prepping of three meals a day) all
while trying to figure out who I am supposed to be during this life time.
Some interesting news about the US economy:
While middle wage
jobs show little signs of
recovery, a new study from Georgetown University discovered there have been more «good»
jobs (which pay at least $ 53,000 a year) than people have assumed, and 2.8 million of the 2.9 million good
jobs gained in the recent period of
recovery have gone to college graduates.
While middle wage
jobs show little signs of
recovery, good
jobs are back and college graduates are first in line to get them, according to a new Georgetown University study.
Furthermore, more than 95 percent of
jobs created during the economic
recovery have gone to workers with at least some college education,
while those with a high school diploma or less are being left behind.
The state recently reported that
recovery dollars have been used to provide funding for more than 3,600 education
jobs from Jan. 1 to March 31, 2010,
while also supporting programs that drive education reform.
The state recently reported that
recovery dollars have been used to provide funding for more than 250 education
jobs from April 1 to June 30, 2010,
while also supporting programs that drive education reform.
While the total number of people employed in Canada has recovered to where it was before the recession, much of the
recovery has consisted of part - time work and service sector
jobs.
These crucial investments will create millions of new
jobs and hasten our economic
recovery —
while strengthening our national security and beginning to solve the climate crisis.
«These crucial investments will create millions of new
jobs and hasten our economic
recovery,
while strengthening our national security and beginning to solve the climate crisis.»
The House Committee on Ways and Means voted today in support of a comprehensive economic
recovery package to provide tax, health and unemployment relief to families
while also encouraging businesses to create new
jobs.
While some people are able to chase their dream
job, others are forced to wait out the current environment, hoping for a fast
recovery.
While the new year started with some eye - catching economic headlines, suggesting that the UK's economic
recovery might be slowing down further, overall we are likely to see modest improvements in the graduate employment market and an increasingly benign
jobs market for new university leavers.
While 2011 may — or may not — be the transformative year for total global
jobs recovery, we have our economic feet planted in the fertile ground of
recovery and hope.
With the
recovery finally on, people are looking for
job options that will be around for
while.
While purchases may have been restrained by a temporary slowdown in individual tax refunds, robust confidence, healthy
job growth and steady incomes may provide some fuel for a
recovery in spending.
While different metros will experience their own ups and downs, broad - based
job growth will still be the key to seeing a nation - wide
recovery in office space fundamentals.
While job growth and consumer confidence remain key to an economic
recovery, the «Great Recession» has crimped demand for housing by slowing immigration and the creation of new households by young and middle - aged adults.
The housing
recovery is benefiting from a strengthening
job market,
while buyer competition for a scarcity of listings bolsters prices.
«
While 11 new housing markets were designated as improving in October, 92 metros retained their spots on the IMI and just seven slipped from the list,» notes Barry Rutenberg, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and a home builder from Gainesville, Fla. «This is an encouraging sign that the housing
recovery is proceeding at a steady pace as firming prices and employment help spur new building activity, which in turn generates new
jobs and more home sales.»
Energy - producing states — North Dakota, Texas, Louisiana, Montana and Wyoming — where
job growth is strong, are also at the forefront of the housing
recovery while Iowa and other farm belt states supported by agricultural commodities are also running above the nationwide average.