– 
– 
Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
The Bellows
Pop quiz | Free exchange | Economist.com
THE New York Times has an excellent interactive graphic displaying unemployment rates and trends in America by age, race, and education level. Full Article at The Bellows
Related Articles
-
Lucia Mutikani's article published in the November 7, 2009 edition of the Washington Post reported on the October 2009 jobless rate increase to 10.2% -- a 26 year high. Full Article at Associated Content
-
THE New York Times has an excellent interactive graphic displaying unemployment rates and trends in America by age, race, and education level. Full Article at Economist
-
Though the economy has entered a recovery period, you would not know it from this October's unemployment rate – a 26-year high. Most disturbing, the rate of unemployment among Asian Americans, usually quite low, has doubled over the past year. Full Article at Voices That Must Be Heard
-
• 110.7 million: Size of the work force in September 1982 154 million: Size of the work force in October 2009 THE HE-CESSION 10.7 percent: Adult male unemployment rate in October 2009 8.1 percent: Adult female unemployment rate in October 2009 9. Full Article at Battle Creek Enquirer
Related Quotes
-
While Wisconsin is not shedding jobs at the astronomical rate we were seeing earlier this year, people are not back to work yet and still feeling the pain of the worst economy since the Great Depression ... Americans are struggling to find new employment, as the number of job seekers continues to outpac...
– Gwen Moore SOURCE: All American Patriots -
I would think we would always hold in reserve the opportunity, the possibility to extend benefits further ... But our hope is that the markets will come back and that this will be not as pressing an issue.
-
I want to thank Senator Shaheen for her leadership in ensuring these benefits will be available to New Hampshire workers
-
We must do what we can to assist families through these difficult economic times, and extending critical unemployment benefits to men and women looking for jobs will make a big difference. I want to thank Senator Judd Gregg, Congressman Paul Hodes and Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter for their support of...
