Issues in Labor Statistics are succinct, up-to-the-minute, background papers on current topics. Issues in Labor Statistics are online in PDF format, with the file size in parentheses following each Issues title below.

Issues in Labor Statistics PDF Library

1999

• Occupational Stress (20K)
• Expenditures on Public Transportation (16K)
• Consumer Spending on Traveling for Pleasure (21K)
• What the Nation Spends on Health Care: A Regional Comparison (20K)
• What Women Earned in 1998 (30K)
• Computer Ownership Up Sharply in the 1990's (30K)
• The Southeast is Maintaining its Shares of Textile Plant Employment (33K)
• Auto Dealers are Fewer, Bigger, and Employ More Workers (86K)

1998

• Labor-Market Outcomes for City Dwellers and Suburbanites (63K)
• Spending Patterns of High-income Households (72K)
• New Occupations Emerging Across Industry Lines (35K)
• Employer-sponsored Childcare Benefits (30K)
• Women Experience Fewer Job-related Injuries and Deaths than Men (193K)
• Employment Growth Among Sectors in the United States, Japan, and Europe Based Upon Educational Attainment (28K)
• Persons Overboard/Sunk Vessels: Fishing Jobs Continue to Take Deadly Toll (27K)
• Are Workers More Secure? (26K)
• Who's Not Working (35K)
• Employee Medical Care Contributions on the Rise (34K)

1997

• Looking for a Job while Employed (26K)
• Serious Injuries Befall Workers Struck by Objects (30K)
• Health Expenditures and the Aging Population (35K)
• Electricity-related Injuries at Work (35K)
• Warm Areas Continue Hottest Job Growth (51K)
• Injuries to Caregivers Working in Patients' Homes (47K)
• Workers Are on the Job More Hours Over the Course of a Year (62K)
• How Long is the Workweek? (44K)

1996

• Deadly Highway Accidents Outnumber Other Fatal Work Incidents (36K)
• A Different Look at Part-time Employment (31K)
• Older Workers' Injuries Entail Lengthy Absences from Work (56K)

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