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1. Vast Demographic Shifts Are Reshaping the Globe

Author

Leatherby, Lauren

Subjects
Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Developing countries -- Demographic aspects, Economic development -- Forecasts and trends -- United States, Population aging -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

For decades, the world's dominant powers have benefited from large working-age populations that help drive economic growth. Meanwhile, particularly young populations in much of the developing world have had limited [...]

Published
2023

2. Popular politics, the new state and the birth of the Iranian working class: the 1929 Abadan oil refinery strike

Author

Cronin, Stephanie

Subjects
Iran -- Political aspects, Iran -- Demonstrations and protests, Iran -- Social aspects, British Petroleum Company PLC -- Labor relations, Petroleum industry -- Labor relations, Petroleum workers -- Demonstrations and protests, Proletariat -- History, Proletariat -- Research, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- History, Working class -- Research, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- History, Working class in television -- Research, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

The Iranian government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Co. (APOC) has stifled the series of demonstration and strikes in 1929 at the Abadan oil refinery in south-western Iran. However, the first major industrial unrest experienced by Iran also gave birth to a new factor in Iranian politics called the working class. Insights on strikes anchored in cultural traditions are also given.

Published
2010

3. State and metropolitan variation in lack of health insurance among working-age adults, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2006

Author

Ahluwalia, Indu B., Bolen, Julie, Pearson, William S., Link, Michael, Garvin, William, and Mokdad, Ali

Subjects
Medically uninsured persons -- Demographic aspects, Medically uninsured persons -- Research, National health insurance -- Demographic aspects, National health insurance -- Research, Proletariat -- Health aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Research, Working class -- Health aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Research, Working class in television -- Health aspects, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- Research, Discrimination in insurance -- Demographic aspects, Discrimination in insurance -- Research
Published
2009

4. When Work Doesn't Pay

Author

Novack, Janet

Subjects
Aged -- Etymology, Aged -- Compensation and benefits, Wages -- Forecasts and trends, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Compensation and benefits, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Compensation and benefits, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- Compensation and benefits, Salary, Market trend/market analysis
Published
2006

5. Why are white, working class children in Britain falling behind?

Author

Ridge, Mian

Subjects
Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, White children -- Education -- Employment, Labor market -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Mian Ridge Dylan Yates can remember a time, when he was about seven years old, when his teacher told him he had a talent for math. That is his [...]

Published
2014

6. Myth of the white working-class voter

Author

Sartwell, Crispin

Subjects
Primaries -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Voter turnout -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Voting -- Demographic aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Crispin Sartwell Carlisle, PA. -- American 'political analysis' has become obsessed with demographics. For example, pundits and pollsters held that the Democratic contests in Ohio and Pennsylvania between Hillary [...]

Published
2008

7. New 'gold-collar' young workers gain clout

Author

Jayson, Sharon

Subjects
Teenagers -- Finance, Teenagers -- Demographic aspects, Youth -- Finance, Youth -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Finance, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Finance, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- Finance, Company financing
Published
2005

8. Labor force status of Vietnam-era veterans.

Author

Cohany, Sharon R.

Subjects
Employment, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Veterans -- Employment
Abstract

Labor force status of Vietnam-era veterans A decade after the war's end, the labor force status of Vietnam-era veterans is generally quite similar to that of nonveterans. There are exceptions, [...]

Published
1987

9. Productivity, age, and labor composition changes in the U.S.

Author

Jablonski, Mary, Rosenblum, Larry, and Kunze, Kent

Subjects
Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Aged -- Employment, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Labor productivity -- United States, Labor supply -- Demographic aspects, United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics -- Evaluation -- Employment
Abstract

The authors are economists in the Division of Productivity Research, Bureau of Labor Statistics. This report is drawn from a paper presented at the conference on "An Aging Workforce: Agenda [...]

Published
1988

10. Re-evaluating recruitment to better target top minority talent

Author

Milano, Carol and Cook, Mary

Subjects
Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Employment discrimination -- Prevention, Minorities -- Employment, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Employee recruitment -- Planning, Business, general, Company business planning, Planning, Prevention, Employment, Demographic aspects
Abstract

Re-evaluating Recruitment To Better Target Top Minority Talent The phrase 'minority workers' becomes more and more of a misnomer every day. The U.S. Department of Labor projects that nearly one-third [...]

Published
1989

11. An Anglo-Latino Working Class?

Author

Barone, Michael

Subjects
Proletariat -- Political aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Political aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- Political aspects, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2008

12. Young, gifted and NEET?

Subjects
Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, White men -- Education -- Employment, Literature/writing, Political science
Abstract

Young, white, working-class males continue to slide down the social ladder. This summer, with the gap between white boys from disadvantaged homes and the rest widening, fewer than one in [...]

Published
2010

13. Another Obama comment draws sharp criticism

Author

McManus, John F.

Subjects
Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects
Abstract

"It's not surprising they get bitter, then they cling to guns or religion, or antipathy to people who aren't like them, or anti-immigrant sentiment, or antitrade sentiment, as a way […]

Published
2008

14. How do demographic changes affect labor force participation of women?

Author

Lichter, Daniel T. and Costanzo, Janice A.

Subjects
Women -- Employment, Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects
Abstract

How do demographic changes affect labor force participation of women? Since World War II, U.S. labor force participation rates among women have almost doubled, reaching about 55 percent in 1985.(1) [...]

Published
1987

15. The workforce of the year 2000

Subjects
Working class in television -- Demographic aspects, Working class -- Demographic aspects, Employee recruitment -- Planning, Proletariat -- Demographic aspects, Business, general, Company business planning, Planning, Demographic aspects
Abstract

The Workforce of the Year 2000 The 1980s has been a decade of explosive growth for the outplacement industry; indeed, its revenues this year may exceed one-third of a billion [...]

Published
1989

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