This remarkable book is worth reading on several counts. Among them is the fact that noting as comprehesive about women veteran exists in print. Also, […]

A 2-week strike against the Nation’s third largest public school system ended when the Chicago Board of Education and the American Federation of Teachers agreed […]

Differences in labor force attachment, or the extent of work interruptions, are often cited as one of the main reasons women earn less than men. […]

Between 1983 and 1984, the number of 25- to 64-year-old college graduates in the labor force rose by a million–the third consecutive annual increase of […]

The United Auto Workers formally asked Chrysler Corp. to reopen their contract for the purpose of regaining compensation parity and returning to the smae bargaining […]

In 1983, the Bureau of Labor Statistics converted to a rental equivalence measure for homeowners’ costs in order to remove the investment aspect from the […]

Nearly 80 percent of American workers are satisfied with their jobs, according to a recent survey conducted by NFO Research, Inc. for the Conference Board. […]

Most experts in the field accept the “classic” idea that the Oort cloud, the source of comets, is populated by objects left over from the […]

The employment situation in 1984 reflected extraordinary rates of employment growth in the first 2 quarters, a pause in the summer months, and additional employment […]

The International Union of Electronic Workers (IUE) announced membership approval of a 3-year contract for 24,000 employees of nine General Motors Corp. (GM) plants. Terms […]