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1. Berwick locals dress up as 'matchstick' figures to recreate 1938 LS Lowry painting; Celebrated for his depictions of working class life in northern England, LS Lowry rose to prominence in the 1950s and now the locals of Berwick-upon-Tweed have recreated one of his works in real life

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: By, Ashley Pemberton & Douglas Whitbread They say life imitates art, and that was certainly the case when a town recreated a celebrated British artist's work with residents dressing [...]

Published
2024

2. Trump is right-the Teamster's refusal to back any candidate is a win for him; The decision not to endorse a candidate is unheard of in modern political history, but internal polling suggests 60 per cent support Trump

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Ex-presidents -- Statistics -- Elections, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Tony Diver , US Editor Donald Trump's electoral storm in 2016 was built on his ability to win over blue collar workers. The former president constructed a coalition of [...]

Published
2024

3. 51 Percent Losers

Subjects
Political parties -- Minnesota, Carbon taxes -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Political science, Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party -- Statistics
Abstract

Byline: Matt Karp Summary: The midterms have given the Democratic Party a boost. But their professional-class politics are a cul de sac - we desperately need a political revolution driven [...]

Published
2018

4. India Laundry Service Market Report 2020: The $35.83 Billion Market is Forecast to Grow at a CAGR of 4.96% - Increasing Working Class Population and Rising Disposable Income

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Services industry -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

DUBLIN: Research and Markets has issued the following press release: The 'India Laundry Service Market, by Sector (Organized & Unorganized), by Business Type (Online & Offline), by Service (Wash & [...]

Published
2021

5. India Laundry Service Market Report 2020: The $35.83 Billion Market is Forecast to Grow at a CAGR of 4.96% - Increasing Working Class Population and Rising Disposable Income

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Services industry -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

DUBLIN, March 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The 'India Laundry Service Market, by Sector (Organized & Unorganized), by Business Type (Online & Offline), by Service (Wash & Fold; & Wash & [...]

Published
2021

6. Jon Trickett ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps he is taking to increase the number of people from (a) working class and (b) disadvantaged backgrounds (i) applying for and (ii) securing places at higher education institutions

Subjects
School facilities -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Education parks -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Education -- United Kingdom, Business, international
Abstract

London: UK Parliament has issued the following written answer: Answer Michelle Donelan Answered on 25 January 2021 It is more crucial than ever before that we tap into the brilliant [...]

Published
2021

7. November 2005 assessment

Author

Madouros, Vassilis

Subjects
Labor market -- Forecasts and trends, Labor market -- Surveys, Work hours -- Surveys, Proletariat -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Economics, Government, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

An overview of the UK labour market, drawing together the latest official labour market data and information form non-government sources and taking the wider economic picture into account is presented. The latest Office of National Statistics (ONS) labour market data suggest that the UK labour market remains resilient in the face of a slowdown in aggregate demand and output growth over the year 2004.

Published
2005

8. A statistical portrait of the U.S. working class

Author

Yates, Michael D.

Subjects
Proletariat -- Analysis, Proletariat -- Forecasts and trends, Proletariat -- Statistics, Working class -- Analysis, Working class -- Forecasts and trends, Working class -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Analysis, Working class in television -- Forecasts and trends, Working class in television -- Statistics, Labor market -- Analysis, Labor market -- Statistics, Labor economics -- Analysis, Labor economics -- Statistics, Social issue, Market trend/market analysis
Abstract

The biennial State of Working America (hereinafter SWA), written by economists at the Economic Policy Institute in Washington, D.C., is the best compendium and analysis of U.S. labor market statistics […]

Published
2005

9. The one percent

Author

Reno, R.R.

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

In an important new book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, Charles Murray observes that America has become increasingly divided. Once largely united by a common middle-class culture, [...]

Published
2012

10. The current state and certain tendencies of change

Author

Trushkov, V.V.

Subjects
Russia -- Social aspects, Proletariat -- Social aspects, Proletariat -- Statistics, Working class -- Social aspects, Working class -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Social aspects, Working class in television -- Statistics, Blue collar workers -- Statistics, Blue collar workers -- Social aspects, Sociology and social work
Published
2009

13. ENLARGEMENT/Social policy: ONE IN SEVEN REPORT LONG STANDING HEALTH PROBLEM OR DISABILITY

Subjects
Working class in television -- Health aspects, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Surveys, Working class -- Health aspects, Working class -- Statistics, Working class -- Surveys, Proletariat -- Health aspects, Proletariat -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Surveys, Disability -- Surveys, Disability -- Statistics, Business, Business, international, Political science, European Union -- Social policy, European Union. Eurostat -- Reports
Abstract

Around one in seven (14.3%) of people of working age (16-64 years) in eight acceding countries* reported having a long standing health problem or disability (LSHPD) in a recent Eurostat [...]

Published
2004

14. G2: Suzanne Moore: Sixty per cent of us still identify ourselves as working class. So what happened to collective class action?

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Class actions (Civil procedure) -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Suzanne Moore Could it be possible that most of our political class suffers from a severe case of mistaken identity? While they are scrambling to appease the 'squeezed middle', [...]

Published
2013

15. Quarterly household data: seasonally adjusted data: characteristics of the employed

Subjects
Employment -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Economics, Human resources and labor relations, Sociology and social work
Abstract

D-5. Employed persons by class of worker and part-time status, seasonally adjusted (in thousands) 2003 Category IV CLASS OF WORKER Agriculture and related industries 2,368 Wage and salary workers 1,406 [...]

Published
2007

16. Women's work plans: contrasting expectations and actual work experience.

Author

Shaw, Lois B. and Shapiro, David

Subjects
Women -- Employment, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics
Abstract

Women's work plans: contrasting expectations and actual work experience The human capital literature in the past decade has emphasized that women's early work expectations affect their subsequent earnings and occupations.1 [...]

Published
1987

17. Revisions of state and local area labor force statistics.

Author

Laedlein, Valyrie K.

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Unemployment -- Statistics, Labor supply -- Statistics
Abstract

With the release of January 1987 data, the Bureau of Labor Statistics introduced its annual revision of Labor force, employment, and unemployment data for States and local areas. These revisions [...]

Published
1987

18. Characteristics of workers in nonprofit organizations.

Author

Johnston, Denis and Rudney, Gabriel

Subjects
Services industry workers -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Wage surveys -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Nonprofit organizations -- Officials and employees -- Statistics
Abstract

Characteristics of workers in nonprofit organizations The U.S. economy has been described as "two-tier' with a "split personality, languid in manufacturing but dynamic in the services sector.'1 More precisely, there [...]

Published
1987

19. Workers at the minimum wage or less: who they are and the jobs they hold.

Author

Mellor, Earl F.

Subjects
Current Population Survey -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Wage surveys -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Wages -- Minimum wage
Abstract

Workers at the minimum wage or less: who they are and the jobs they hold The current debate over changing the Federal minimum wage--whether it should be increased, by how [...]

Published
1987

20. Employment covered under the Social Security program, 1935-84

Author

Nelson, Jr., William J.

Subjects
Statistics, Social security -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Social Security Act
Abstract

Employment Covered Under the Social Security Program, 1935-84* In 1981, nearly 105 million workers, or about 88.5 percent of the Nation's workforce, were covered under the old-age, survivors, and disability [...]

Published
1985

21. Missed work and lost hours, May 1985.

Author

Klein, Bruce W.

Subjects
Leaves of absence -- Statistics, Worker absenteeism -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics
Abstract

Missed work and lost hours, May 1985 On any given day, some people do not show up at work for one reason or another. These unscheduled absences can disrupt the [...]

Published
1986

22. An analysis of regional employment growth, 1973-85.

Author

Rones, Philip L.

Subjects
Employment -- Statistics, Regional economics -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Economic development -- Statistics, Industrial development -- Statistics, United States economic conditions -- Statistics
Abstract

An analysis of regional employment growth, 1973-85 Reference to the transfer of economic power from old industrial regions of the North to the South and West has become almost a [...]

Published
1986

23. Hourly paid workers: who they are and what they earn.

Author

Mellor, Earl F. and Haugen, Steven E.

Subjects
Employment -- Statistics, Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Wage payment systems -- Statistics
Abstract

Hourly paid workers: who they are and what they earn The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes several different data series on the hourly earnings of workers, each highlighting different worker [...]

Published
1986

24. New household survey and the CPS: a look at labor force differences.

Author

Ryscavage, Paul M. and Bregger, John E.

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Demographic surveys -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics
Abstract

In September 1984, the Bureau of the Census released initial statistics from a new household survey, the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP). The survey, which was developed over [...]

Published
1985

25. Area wage surveys shed light on declines in unionization.

Author

Doyle, Philip M.

Subjects
Labor unions -- Membership -- United States, Working class in television -- Statistics, Wage surveys -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics
Abstract

Declines in unionization over the past 20 or 30 years are well recognized, but no consensus has been reached as to the specific causes. Teh Bureau of Labor Statistics' area [...]

Published
1985

26. Foreign born in the U.S. labor market: the results of a special survey.

Author

Sehgal, Ellen

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics, Alien labor -- Statistics
Abstract

The labor market experiences of the foreign born are part of the "success story" of America. Studies of the foreign born show patterns of economic difficulties in the first years [...]

Published
1985

27. The Age Gap in Jobs. (Thermostat)

Subjects
Working class in television -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Proletariat -- Statistics
Abstract

ThermoSTAT THE AGE GAP IN JOBS The proportion of Americans aged 55 and older who are working has grown. PERCENT POINT CHANGE IN SHARE OF POPULATION THAT IS WORKING * […]

Published
2003

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