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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. Why the decline in unemployment insurance claims?

Author

Vroman, Wayne

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, Unemployment insurance -- Research, Business, international, Economics
Abstract

The proportion of unemployed workers who received unemployment insurance declined through the 1980s. Statutory changes, regional differences, and changes in the labor force are partial explanations, but more research is needed.

Published
1991

11. One step forward, two steps back

Author

O'Hare, William and Schwartz, Joseph

Subjects
Economic security -- Analysis, Working class -- Statistics
Abstract

As the U.S. economy barrels into a new century, new technologies are creating jobs and opportunities unheard of just a few years ago. Between 1989 and 1995, the nation saw […]

Published
1997

13. Service eclipses sales as largest profit source

Subjects
Contracts -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Office equipment and supplies industry -- Surveys, Business, Retail industry
Abstract

Service Eclipses Sales As Largest Profit Source As a continuing service to readers in the office machine field, Geyer's has surveyed several thousand dealers on their charges and labor costs [...]

Published
1990

14. 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

17. 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

18. Demographics: people and markets

Author

Merrick, Thomas W. and Tordella, Stephen J.

Subjects
Demography -- Analysis, Age distribution (Demography) -- Statistics, Population density -- Statistics, Age groups -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Family demography -- Statistics, Population geography -- Statistics, Households -- Statistics, Sociology and social work
Published
1988

19. Current business statistics

Subjects
Commercial statistics, Industrial productivity -- Statistics, Textile industry -- Statistics, Finance -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Export sales contracts -- Statistics, Products -- Statistics, Transportation -- Statistics, Industrial statistics, Personal finance -- Statistics, Paper industry -- Statistics, Lumber industry -- Statistics, Construction industry -- Statistics, Advertising -- Statistics, Food industry -- Statistics, Petroleum -- Statistics, Chemical industry -- Statistics, Leather industry -- Statistics
Published
1981

20. Tenure, earnings and productivity

Author

Mendes de Oliviera, M., Cohn, Elchanan, and Kiker, B.F.

Subjects
Self-employed persons -- Analysis, Working class -- Statistics, Labor productivity -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, international, Economics
Published
1989

22. Developments in labor statistics

Author

Mark, Jerome A.

Subjects
United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics -- Management, Labor supply -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics, Business, Economics
Published
1986

23. Labor force statistics to measure full employment

Author

Levitan, Sar A.

Subjects
United States economic conditions -- Employment, Employment -- Statistics, Manpower policy -- United States, Working class -- Statistics, Statistics (Data) -- Standards, Social sciences
Published
1979

24. The business situation

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Statistics, Gross national product -- Statistics, Real property -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics
Published
1981

25. The effect of unionization on labor productivity: some additional evidence

Author

Lovell, C.A. Knox, Sickles, Robin C., and Warren, Ronald S., Jr.

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, Labor productivity -- Research, Labor unions -- Statistics, Business, Economics, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

Following Brown and Medoff (1978), a number of studies have investigated the effect of unionization on labor productivity using a log-linear, Cobb-Douglas model of technology. To derive this model, a first-order Taylor-series approximation to the intrinsically nonlinear unionization variable is made; the resulting linear equation is estimated with generalized least-squares (GLS) techniques. We demonstrate that this approximation introduces a bias that necessarily results in an overstatement of the absolute value of the exact union productivity effect. We illustrate the magnitude of this bias by comparing GLS estimates of the linear Brown-Medoff model with GLS estimates of the exact, nonlinear relationship, using aggregate time-series data from the private domestic sector of the U.S. economy. (Reprinted by permission of the publisher.)

Published
1988

26. A note on the validity of self-reports of absenteeism

Author

Mueller, Charles W., Wakefield, Douglas S., Price, James L., Curry, James P., and McCloskey, Joanne C.

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, Worker absenteeism -- Research, Sick leave -- Research, Social sciences
Abstract

Research on employee absenteeism is typically based on organizational records. Some self-reporting data has been collected, based mostly on interviews. A comparison of records and self-reports indicates a poor numerical match between the two types of measures. The quality of self-reporting data may be compromised by memory lapse, reluctance to provide accurate information or poor understanding of questions posed. Rather than assume that the two types of measures should produce the same results, it might be productive to examine why the results differ.

Published
1987

27. 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

28. 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

35. Women and work

Author

Bloom, David E.

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, Businesswomen -- Analysis, Women -- Employment
Published
1986

39. Little change for Blacks in an unpredictable economy

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, African Americans -- Economic aspects, Labor supply -- Statistics, Unemployed workers -- Statistics, Business, Business, general, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies
Published
1979

43. Wage increases of 1978 absorbed by inflation

Author

Borum, Joan D.

Subjects
Cost and standard of living -- Statistics, Income -- Statistics, Inflation (Finance) -- Statistics, Wages -- Statistics, Purchasing power -- Statistics, Working class -- Statistics
Published
1979

44. Hispanic workforce: growth and inequality

Author

Montoya, Alfredo C.

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, Hispanic Americans -- Employment, Latin Americans -- Employment, Mexican Americans -- Employment, Business, Business, general
Published
1979

45. Up with people; the auto industry is swiftly changing, with mixed results for its most important cogs - those who get the job done

Author

Lowell, Jon

Subjects
Human resource management -- Innovations, Automobile industry -- Officials and employees, Human capital -- Management, Working class -- Statistics, Automobile industry workers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Automobile industry, Business
Abstract

UP WITH PEOPLE It was simple once for a cardre of bright young MBAs who could write their own computer software while speed-reading the Harvard Business Review. The problem with [...]

Published
1987

46. Selling stock to employees

Author

Bottorff, Dana

Subjects
New England -- Investments, Working class -- Statistics, Regional economics -- Social aspects, Employee ownership -- Analysis, Employee stock options -- Analysis, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

State and local authorities in New England and other US regions promote Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) as an economic development tool, hoping that participating companies will be less likely to relocate or cause environmental damage. Only 7,500 of 6.5 million US corporations offer employee stock ownership, but the number has doubled since 1980 and includes 60 percent of Fortune 500 firms. More employee-owned firms are located in the Northeast than in the Sunbelt. Employees have only a minority share in most ESOP plans, the most common of which is the 'leveraged' ESOP, in which the employer contributes a predetermined number of shares based on such factors as tenure and pay level. Some companies allow employees to purchase discounted stock. Some companies with ESOPs experience productivity increases, particularly in smaller, manufacturing operations. Employers can also gain tax benefits and reduced loan rates.

Published
1987

47. The mid-South economy

Subjects
Southern States -- Economic aspects, Tennessee -- Economic aspects, Working class -- Statistics, Construction industry -- Statistics, Financial services industry -- Statistics, Business, Business, regional
Published
1987

48. Teenagers: the job force is with them; where do teenagers fit into today's service economy?

Author

Jaban, Jan

Subjects
United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics -- Reports, Part-time employment -- Analysis, Working class -- Statistics, Services industry -- Employment, Employee benefits -- Innovations, Youth -- Employment
Abstract

TEENAGERS: THE JOB FORCE IS WITH THEM Sixteen-year-old EricScharf feels he has a pretty good deal. He works 19 hours a week at a Citgo gas station on High Ridge […]

Published
1987

50. Displaced workers: one year later

Author

Devens, Richard M., Jr.

Subjects
Working class -- Statistics, Employment -- Statistics, Labor supply -- Statistics, Unemployment -- Statistics
Published
1986

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