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- Contributing towards medical care coverage (01/09/08)
- Medical care benefits for lower and higher wage workers (01/03/08)
- Health care plans in 2007 (08/23/07)
- Medical care inflation in 2006 (08/03/07)
- Health benefit costs by region (07/06/07)
- Health benefit costs and establishment size, March 2007 (06/22/07)
- Health savings accounts (04/05/07)
- Flexible benefits and reimbursement accounts (04/04/07)
- Healthcare employment for workers without a bachelor’s degree (09/26/06)
- Medical care inflation in 2005 (06/20/06)
- Health care plans and establishment size in 2005 (01/30/06)
- Treating cancer with technology (09/15/05)
- Healthcare spending in 2003 (07/08/05)
- Wages in for-profit and nonprofit private hospitals (07/01/05)
- Cost of health benefits: $1.64 per hour in March 2005 (06/17/05)
- Insurance coverage for mental healthcare (05/05/05)
- Increases in prescription-drug copayments, 1993–2000 (10/04/04)
- The recent decline in medical and retirement plan coverage (09/28/04)
- Cost-saving incentives in prescription-drug coverage (09/21/04)
- Gross job gains and losses in the third quarter of 2003 (05/24/04)
- Medical care inflation slowed last year (05/20/04)
- Employee contributions for medical insurance premiums (04/28/04)
- Largest rise in consumer spending in 2002: health care (11/25/03)
- Health care plans in 2003 (09/30/03)
- Employee contributions for medical insurance in 2003 (09/25/03)
- Retirement expenditures for Whites, Blacks, and persons of Hispanic origin (08/07/03)
- Out-of-pocket medical spending: fee-for-service vs. HMO coverage (07/09/03)
- Accuracy of growth projections for health care occupations (05/28/03)
- Another rise in medical care inflation (04/16/03)
- Health services had biggest employment gain in 2002 (03/27/03)
- ECI and Medicare payments (01/06/03)
- Preventive care provisions not commonly described in plans (12/31/02)
- Consumer health care spending in 2001 (12/10/02)
- Cost of health benefits in private industry, March 2002 (07/15/02)
- Continued acceleration in medical care inflation (05/23/02)
- Decline in traditional fee-for-service health plans in 1990s (03/19/02)
- Some service industries grow faster in recessions (11/30/01)
- Slower rise in out-of-pocket health care spending in 1999 (07/06/01)
- Health benefits 5.6 percent of total compensation (07/05/01)
- Fitness, wellness benefits moderately prevalent for State, local government workers (02/21/01)
- Managed care more common among State and local government employees (02/07/01)
- Producer prices for health care services in 1999 (10/17/00)
- Part-timers earn more in some health care jobs (8/29/00)
- Retirees spending more on health insurance (7/13/00)
- Health care 5 ˝ percent of compensation (7/12/00)
- Medical care inflation up in 1999 (6/26/00)
- Trends in health insurance (5/16/00)
- Annual wages of nurses, doctors, and other health care workers (12/23/99)
- Health insurance now accounts for biggest share of health care dollar (8/23/99)
- Hospitals have highest number of occupational injuries (8/18/99)
- Educational and health services employment most extensive in Northeast (8/16/99)
- Consumer prices for medical care accelerate in 1998 (6/7/99)
- In small firms, blue-collar, service workers least covered by health care benefits (5/26/99)
- Slower growth in health services earnings in the 90s (5/17/99)
- Health employment not as strong as it used to be (05/06/99)
- Employer costs for Medicare, workers' compensation rise from 1966-98 (4/28/99)
- Health care costs fluctuate with employer cost-containment efforts (4/8/99)
- Medical care spending climbs again in 1997 (3/16/99)
- More workers covered by HMOs and PPOs (1/8/99)
- Household activities in 2007 (06/27/08)
- Average hours that men and women worked in 2007 (06/26/08)
- Older teachers work more hours than younger teachers (04/25/08)
- Retirement benefits of State and local government workers (03/26/08)
- Working at home in 2006 (07/13/07)
- Household activities in 2006 (07/03/07)
- Average hours of work of men and women, 2006 (07/02/07)
- The average day, 2006 (06/29/07)
- Men’s and women’s work hours, 2005 (10/04/06)
- Time spent at work in 2004 (10/07/05)
- Leisure activities in 2004 (10/06/05)
- The average day in 2004 (09/22/05)
- Formal flexitime programs not common (07/07/05)
- Flexible work schedules in 2004 (07/05/05)
- Absence rates and industry, 2004 (02/15/05)
- Absence rates and occupation, 2004 (02/14/05)
- Hours: Two surveys compared (01/06/05)
- Women work more hours per week than in the past (04/27/04)
- Hours, earnings, and payrolls in August (09/08/03)
- Part-time for economic reasons (01/29/03)
- Farm jobs and managerial positions have lowest absence rate (01/28/03)
- Earnings of part-timers (07/02/02)
- Paid by the hour in 2001 (06/27/02)
- One in 7 work evening, night, other shifts (04/30/02)
- Over one quarter of full-time workers have flexible schedules (04/19/02)
- About one in ten 16-year-old students working more than half-time (10/10/01)
- Are youths working more now than in the past? (10/05/01)
- Working more than one job in 2000 (09/21/01)
- Lowest absence rate in farm jobs (03/23/01)
- Reasons for working part time (03/21/01)
- How seven pluses and a zero make a small minus for working hours (01/29/01)
- Fewer hours, fewer benefits (09/21/00)
- Average weekly hours drop in all retail trade industries (9/19/00)
- Changes in average weekly hours, 1964-99 (9/06/00)
- Executives most likely to have flexible work hours (07/26/00)
- Longer hours at the top? (6/21/00)
- Growth and overtime higher in durables factories (4/11/00)
- Transportation equipment makers added the most overtime (3/31/00)
- Overtime contributes to factory recovery (3/24/00)
- Part-time workers in 1998 (02/23/00)
- Full-time working couples more common (11/2/99)
- Most hours in private sector now supplied by those with more than a high school education (9/29/99)
- Hours worked for women with children rise (9/22/99)
- Temps work same hours as other services workers (9/15/99)
- Workweeks shorter in 1998 (4/2/99)
- Employment in the residential framing contractors industry (06/24/08)
- Productivity growth in selected service-providing industries, 2006 (05/27/08)
- Job openings by industry, March 2008 (05/20/08)
- Office and administrative occupations in 2007 (05/12/08)
- Multifactor productivity in private business, 2007 (05/07/08)
- Trends in industry employment in 2007 (04/21/08)
- State and local government workers’ access to quality-of-life benefits (04/04/08)
- Employer premiums for medical care plans in State and local government (04/03/08)
- Multifactor productivity in nonfarm business, 2006 (03/28/08)
- Retirement benefits of State and local government workers (03/26/08)
- Manufacturing industries and productivity, 2006 (03/21/08)
- Job openings and labor turnover in 2007 (02/13/08)
- Union membership by industry, 2007 (02/11/08)
- Industries losing the most jobs, 2006-16 (01/10/08)
- Payroll employment up by 1.3 million in 2007 (01/07/08)
- Industries with the most new jobs, 2006-16 (12/19/07)
- Job openings by industry, October 2007 (12/12/07)
- Creative arts employment in New York and Los Angeles (11/29/07)
- Job losses and gains by industry, first quarter of 2007 (11/20/07)
- Quits rates in September 2006 and September 2007 (11/07/07)
- Employment of women, by industry (10/31/07)
- Occupational injuries and illnesses and establishment size (10/26/07)
- Decline in injuries and illnesses rates continued in 2006 (10/17/07)
- Earnings in air travel jobs (10/05/07)
- Employment in air travel jobs (10/04/07)
- Security guard employment after 2001 (09/14/07)
- Hires and separations in July 2007 (09/12/07)
- Payroll employment in August 2007 (09/10/07)
- Productivity growth in wholesale trade, retail trade, and food services and drinking places, 2006 (08/29/07)
- Multifactor productivity in detailed manufacturing industries (08/22/07)
- Job openings by industry, June 2007 (08/09/07)
- Payroll employment in July (08/06/07)
- Employment in managing offices, June 2006 (07/12/07)
- Job openings in May 2007 (07/11/07)
- June 2007 payroll employment (07/10/07)
- Variation in worker earnings by establishment size and industry, June 2006 (07/05/07)
- Industry employment trends in 2006 (06/21/07)
- Productivity growth in selected service-providing industries, 2005 (06/11/07)
- Payroll employment by industry, May 2007 (06/04/07)
- Employment in office and administrative support occupations, 2006 (05/29/07)
- Multifactor productivity, 1996-2006 (05/25/07)
- Job openings by industry in March (05/09/07)
- Initial claims for unemployment insurance due to mass layoffs, March 2007 (04/23/07)
- Productivity in manufacturing industries, 2005 (04/20/07)
- March 2007 payroll employment (04/10/07)
- Employer costs for legally required benefits, December 2006 (04/06/07)
- Multifactor productivity in nonfarm business, 2005 (03/26/07)
- Job openings rates by industry in January 2007 (03/14/07)
- Payroll employment, February 2007 (03/12/07)
- Union membership by industry, 2006 (02/09/07)
- Job openings and labor turnover in 2006 (02/07/07)
- Payroll employment in January 2007 (02/05/07)
- Fairfax County and growth of professional and business services jobs in Washington, DC area (01/31/07)
- Payroll employment up by 1.8 million in 2006 (01/08/07)
- Job openings rates by industry in October 2006 (12/13/06)
- Women in the professions (12/05/06)
- Employment trends in residential and nonresidential construction (11/30/06)
- Reasons for extended layoff separations, third quarter of 2006 (11/16/06)
- Job openings rates by industry in September 2006 (11/08/06)
- Payroll employment by industry, October 2006 (11/07/06)
- Incidence rates of nonfatal occupational illnesses by industry, 2005 (10/25/06)
- Injuries and illnesses rates down again in 2005 (10/20/06)
- Changes in payroll employment by industry, September 2006 (10/10/06)
- Multifactor productivity, 1996-2005 (08/30/06)
- Productivity in trade and food services, 2005 (08/23/06)
- Displaced and reemployed workers by industry, January 2006 (08/22/06)
- Payroll employment by industry, July 2006 (08/08/06)
- Mass layoffs by industry, June 2006 (07/21/06)
- Sharp drop in mining productivity (07/14/06)
- Productivity growth in information-sector industries, 2004 (07/13/06)
- Employment trends in hospitals (07/04/06)
- Summer jobs: where teens work (06/27/06)
- Productivity in largest manufacturing industries (05/03/06)
- Productivity in the engineering services industry (03/31/06)
- Productivity in the architectural services industry (03/30/06)
- Multifactor productivity, 1995-2004 (03/24/06)
- Mass layoffs by industry, February 2006 (03/23/06)
- Shifting to one-stop shopping (03/21/06)
- Absence rates and industry, 2005 (02/14/06)
- Job openings and labor turnover in 2005 (02/08/06)
- January 2006 payroll employment (02/07/06)
- Union membership by industry, 2005 (01/24/06)
- Payroll employment up by 2 million in 2005 (01/09/06)
- Industries with the most new jobs, 2004-14 (12/30/05)
- Service-providing sector and job growth to 2014 (12/19/05)
- Injury and illness rate up in the utilities industry (11/28/05)
- Injury and illness rates down in 2004 (11/22/05)
- Payroll employment in September (10/11/05)
- Wholesale-trade productivity in 2004 (10/05/05)
- Productivity in retail trade, 2004 (09/29/05)
- Restaurant productivity growth in 2004 (09/28/05)
- Productivity growth in information-sector industries (08/29/05)
- Payroll employment advanced in July (08/09/05)
- Alternative employment arrangements and worker preferences (08/04/05)
- Temporary help agency workers (08/02/05)
- Jobs in the green industry (07/26/05)
- Athletic trainers work in a variety of settings (07/20/05)
- Pricing commercial air travel (06/28/05)
- Initial claims for unemployment insurance due to layoffs, May 2005 (06/24/05)
- New business establishments: survival and longevity (06/14/05)
- Job openings rates by industry, April 2005 (06/08/05)
- Job openings rates in March 2005 (05/11/05)
- Industries and employment growth in 2004 (04/29/05)
- Temporary help trends (04/14/05)
- Unionization rates by industry, 2004 (01/28/05)
- Comparing old and new statistics on workplace injuries and illnesses (01/25/05)
- Payroll growth tops 2 million in 2004 (01/10/05)
- Days away from work, job transfer, or restriction due to injuries and illnesses, 2003 (01/03/05)
- Industries with fastest productivity growth (12/30/04)
- Occupational injuries and illnesses by industry, 2003 (12/15/04)
- Multiple-fatality rate highest in government (12/14/04)
- Job openings by industry, October 2004 (12/09/04)
- Change in payroll employment in November 2004 (12/07/04)
- Government employment and the 2001 recession (11/16/04)
- October 2004 payroll employment (11/08/04)
- Mass layoffs in September (10/22/04)
- Shrinking employment in the information sector by State, March 2003–04 (10/19/04)
- Payroll employment in September 2004 (10/12/04)
- Fatal occupational injuries by industry, 2003 (09/30/04)
- Productivity in retail trade, 2003 (09/27/04)
- Productivity growth in travel agencies (09/14/04)
- Change in payroll employment, August 2004 (09/08/04)
- Self-employment rates, 1948-2003 (08/24/04)
- Self-employment rates by industry, 2003 (08/23/04)
- June job openings rates (08/12/04)
- Real wages by industry, June 2003 - June 2004 (07/20/04)
- Compensation in private industry, March 2004 (06/25/04)
- Mass layoffs lower in May 2004 (06/24/04)
- Productivity rises in most information-sector industries (06/17/04)
- Mass layoffs in April 2004 (05/27/04)
- Gross job gains and losses in the third quarter of 2003 (05/24/04)
- Mass layoffs in March 2004 (04/26/04)
- Events causing occupational injuries (03/26/04)
- Mass layoffs down in February 2004 (03/25/04)
- Fastest growing industries (03/24/04)
- Employment projections for the goods-producing sector, 2002-12 (03/10/04)
- Employment growth in the service-providing sector, 2002-12 (03/04/04)
- Mass layoffs up in January 2004 (02/26/04)
- Payroll employment up in January (02/10/04)
- Mass layoffs in December 2003 (01/23/04)
- Days away from work, job transfer, or restriction due to injuries and illnesses, 2002 (01/02/04)
- Productivity up in most of largest retail trade industries (12/31/03)
- Mass layoffs by industry sector, November 2003 (12/30/03)
- Workplace injuries by industry, 2002 (12/22/03)
- Productivity growth in information-sector industries (10/09/03)
- Fatal occupational injuries by industry, 2002 (10/02/03)
- Productivity up in just over half of industries in 2001 (09/23/03)
- Extended mass layoffs and the 9/11 attacks (09/10/03)
- Substantial layoffs in 2002 (09/04/03)
- July mass layoff events by industry sector (09/03/03)
- New and emerging occupations by industry, 2000 (09/02/03)
- Employee retirement and savings benefits higher for union workers (08/28/03)
- Employment and wages in elementary and secondary schools (08/20/03)
- Composition of new information supersector (07/31/03)
- Wage gains through the fourth quarter of 2002 (07/16/03)
- Wage gains in the third quarter of 2002 (04/24/03)
- Employment gains in real estate in 2002 (04/03/03)
- Health services had biggest employment gain in 2002 (03/27/03)
- First NAICS-based monthly State and area employment numbers (03/21/03)
- Union membership in private industry, 2002 (02/26/03)
- Most doctoral grads work outside of academia (02/25/03)
- Productivity growth slower in two-thirds of newly measured service industries (02/20/03)
- Rapid productivity growth in prepackaged software industry (02/19/03)
- Contributions to wholesale-trade productivity growth (02/13/03)
- Largest establishments most common in education and health services, manufacturing (01/24/03)
- Consumer-related jobs most important to farming and nondurables among goods producers (01/10/03)
- Wage gains in the second quarter of 2002 (01/08/03)
- Most cases of repeated-trauma disorder are in manufacturing (01/07/03)
- Computer use most prevalent in finance industry (10/31/02)
- Management of companies and enterprises has top pay (10/09/02)
- Job openings rates by industry (08/01/02)
- Labor costs in wholesale trade (07/05/02)
- New wholesale-trade productivity series (06/21/02)
- Worker fatalities in eating and drinking places (06/18/02)
- On-the-job injuries in eating and drinking places (06/17/02)
- Slowdown in computer-services employment growth (06/12/02)
- Fast growth in services to business (06/05/02)
- Falling employment in personnel services (06/04/02)
- High-tech productivity gains in 1990s (05/14/02)
- January 2002 layoff figures based on new industry classification (03/01/02)
- Headquarters jobs for 1.8 million (02/12/02)
- Employment continued to decline in January (02/05/02)
- Information sector employs 3.7 million (01/31/02)
- Labor productivity in apparel stores in 1990s (01/23/02)
- Union membership in private industry, 2001 (01/18/02)
- First glimpse at NAICS data (01/16/02)
- Faster retail productivity growth in second half of 1990s (01/15/02)
- Most new jobs to be in services or retail trade (01/09/02)
- Industries on the wane, 2000-2010 (12/12/01)
- Fastest growing industries, 2000-2010 (12/06/01)
- Some service industries grow faster in recessions (11/30/01)
- Services in recession (11/29/01)
- Financial sector had biggest raise in 2000 (09/26/01)
- Displaced workers reemployed in the same industry, 2000 (07/24/01)
- Two-thirds of temporary workers employed in services or manufacturing (05/02/01)
- Job losses continue in manufacturing (03/12/01)
- Finance industry led the way in earnings in 1990s (02/14/01)
- Government and financial industry workers use Internet most (01/11/01)
- Mining industry continues to be highest paid, retail trade lowest (11/27/00)
- Small number of industries involved in largest strikes (10/06/00)
- Changes in average weekly hours, 1964-99 (9/06/00)
- Eating and drinking places industry hire the most 15-year-olds (8/8/00)
- Productivity rose fastest in computer factories (6/2/00)
- Growth in air transport jobs (5/11/00)
- Speedy growth of air courier industry (5/9/00)
- Highest risk of falls in construction (4/18/00)
- Wage differences among industries (4/6/00)
- Industries with highest percentages of college grads (4/3/00)
- Transportation equipment makers added the most overtime (3/31/00)
- Overtime contributes to factory recovery (3/24/00)
- Truckdriver highway fatalities most common in summer (2/4/00)
- Pay increase largest in finance again (1/5/00)
- Fast-growing industries vs. fast-going industries (12/27/99)
- Service sector dominant source of new jobs (12/3/99)
- Employment in electric services industry drops in 1990s (11/22/99)
- Industries with the most cases of occupational stress (10/27/99)
- Rate of occupational injuries and illnesses in construction drops by 38 percent in 1976-97 (10/21/99)
- Working in manufacturing safer over the past two decades (10/18/99)
- Incidence of displaced workers becoming reemployed in the same industry (10/12/99)
- Communications workers get the most paid leave (10/6/99)
- Shifts within and across occupations drive changes in skill levels (9/17/99)
- Hospitals have highest number of occupational injuries (8/18/99)
- Meat packing plants have the highest rate of repeated-trauma disorders (8/5/99)
- Concentration of high-tech employment (8/3/99)
- High tech doesn't always mean high growth (7/29/99)
- Workdays lost to injury in manufacturing (7/27/99)
- High tech, high pay (7/21/99)
- Pay increase largest in finance in 1997 (7/1/99)
- Employment advances on narrower industry front in 1998 (4/19/99)
- Manufacturing leads industries in nonfatal injuries and illnesses (4/16/99)
- 1998 services industry job growth strong, but still off 1993-97 average (4/13/99)
- 1998 job growth in several major industries outpaces 5-year average (4/6/99)
- Computer ownership up sharply in the 1990's (4/5/99)
- Manufacturing, mining report employment declines during 1998 (3/31/99)
- Largest employment share is in services industry (3/26/99)
- Transportation spending brakes in 1997 (3/23/99)
- Medical care spending climbs again in 1997 (3/16/99)
- Factory unit labor costs rise for first time in five years (2/18/99)
- Productivity gains led by durables manufacturing (2/10/99)
- Finance and manufacturing industries report highest weekly wages in 1997 (2/4/99)
- Services industry has highest number of emerging occupations (12/7/98)
- New occupations emerging across industry lines (11/9/98)
- Many retail trade workers paid less than $10 per hour (11/3/98)
- Abundant career opportunities projected in information technology (10/28/98)
- Securities and commodities brokers lead industries earning high wages (10/27/98)
- Nonmanufacturing workers face increasing incidence of job displacement (10/15/98)
- Employer costs for employee compensation higher in goods-producing industries (10/7/98)
- Import prices, May 2008 (06/13/08)
- Import prices in April 2008 (05/14/08)
- Export prices in March 2008 (04/15/08)
- Import prices, March 2008 (04/14/08)
- Import prices in February 2008 (03/14/08)
- Korea had largest manufacturing productivity gain in 2006 (02/29/08)
- Export prices in January 2008 (02/20/08)
- Import prices in January 2008 (02/19/08)
- Manufacturing compensation costs in U.S. and abroad, 2006 (02/12/08)
- Export prices in 2007 (01/15/08)
- Import prices in December 2007 (01/14/08)
- Import prices in November (12/13/07)
- Export prices in October 2007 (11/14/07)
- Import prices in October 2007 (11/13/07)
- Export prices in September 2007 (10/16/07)
- Import prices up in September 2007 (10/12/07)
- Unit labor costs in manufacturing dropped most in 2006 in Japan (10/02/07)
- International factory productivity gains in 2006 (09/28/07)
- Export prices up in August 2007 (09/18/07)
- Import prices down in August 2007 (09/17/07)
- Import prices in July 2007 (08/13/07)
- Export prices in June 2007 (07/17/07)
- Import prices in June 2007 (07/16/07)
- New export price index for education (06/14/07)
- Import prices in April (05/11/07)
- Import prices in March 2007 (04/13/07)
- Import prices in February 2007 (03/15/07)
- Korea, Taiwan had biggest factory productivity gains in 2005 (02/27/07)
- Import prices in January 2007 (02/16/07)
- Import prices in 2006 (01/16/07)
- Labor costs in China’s manufacturing sector (01/05/07)
- Prices of exported consumer goods higher in 2005 (12/29/06)
- Prices of imported capital goods down again in 2005 (12/28/06)
- Import prices in November (12/15/06)
- Hourly compensation of production workers in the U.S. and selected countries, 2005 (12/01/06)
- Export prices in October 2006 (11/14/06)
- Import prices in October 2006 (11/13/06)
- International comparisons of harmonized indexes of consumer prices available monthly (10/24/06)
- Import prices in September 2006 (10/16/06)
- International factory productivity gains in 2005 (09/27/06)
- Import prices in August 2006 (09/15/06)
- Import prices in July 2006 (08/14/06)
- Export prices up in June (07/18/06)
- Import prices in June 2006 (07/17/06)
- Import prices up again in May 2006 (06/12/06)
- Import prices in April 2006 (05/15/06)
- Import prices down again in March 2006 (04/14/06)
- Import prices down in February 2006 (03/16/06)
- Korea and Sweden record largest manufacturing productivity increases in 2004 (02/22/06)
- Import prices in January 2006 (02/17/06)
- Import prices in December 2005 (01/13/06)
- Top U.S. trading partners in 2004 (01/05/06)
- Import prices drop in November 2005 (12/15/05)
- Hourly compensation in U.S. and foreign factories, 2004 (11/23/05)
- Import prices down in October 2005 (11/14/05)
- International factory productivity gains in 2004 (10/28/05)
- Import prices in September 2005 (10/14/05)
- Import prices up again in August 2005 (09/12/05)
- Import prices in July 2005 (08/15/05)
- Import prices in June 2005 (07/14/05)
- Import prices down in May 2005 (06/13/05)
- Import prices in April 2005 (05/16/05)
- Import prices up again in March 2005 (04/18/05)
- Import prices in February 2005 (03/21/05)
- Unit labor costs in manufacturing dropped in 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, U.S. (03/09/05)
- Japan had largest manufacturing productivity increase in 2003 (03/01/05)
- Import prices by locality of origin, January 2005 (02/18/05)
- Import prices drop in December 2004 (01/14/05)
- Import prices in November 2004 (12/10/04)
- Hourly compensation in U.S. and foreign factories, 2003 (11/23/04)
- Import prices up again in October 2004 (11/12/04)
- Prices of imported capital goods decline again in 2003 (11/02/04)
- Import prices in September 2004 (10/15/04)
- Manufacturing unit labor costs lower in 2003 in Taiwan (10/05/04)
- Korea had largest factory productivity gain in 2003 (10/01/04)
- Import prices climb in August 2004 (09/10/04)
- Import prices rise in July (08/13/04)
- Import prices down in June (07/15/04)
- Import prices in May (06/14/04)
- Import prices in April (05/13/04)
- Export prices rise in March (04/08/04)
- Manufacturing unit labor costs fell in 2002 in U.S., Canada, Taiwan (04/01/04)
- U.S. had largest manufacturing productivity increase in 2002 (03/29/04)
- Import prices in February (03/12/04)
- Import prices in January (02/17/04)
- Import prices in December (01/14/04)
- Import prices in November (12/12/03)
- Employment-population ratios of women in 12 countries (12/10/03)
- Higher agricultural export prices in October (11/14/03)
- Oil import prices down in September (10/10/03)
- Average foreign compensation stays in line with U.S. factories (09/29/03)
- Manufacturing unit labor costs lower in 2002 in U.S., Japan, Taiwan (09/16/03)
- Oil import prices advance in August (09/12/03)
- Sweden, Korea had largest factory productivity gains last year (09/11/03)
- Import prices in July (08/14/03)
- GDP per employed person in 10 countries, 2002 (07/30/03)
- Import prices rise in June (07/11/03)
- Import prices drop, export prices rise in May (06/13/03)
- Changes in import prices vary by locality of origin (05/21/03)
- Import prices drop in April (05/15/03)
- Import prices up modestly in March (04/11/03)
- Import prices up again in February (03/14/03)
- Productivity declines in Canadian, Japanese, and U.S. factories in 2001 (02/27/03)
- Import prices advance in January (02/14/03)
- Import prices up in December (01/15/03)
- Import prices down in November (12/13/02)
- Small advance in import prices in October (11/15/02)
- Import and export prices advance in September (10/11/02)
- Compensation costs in foreign factories two-thirds of U.S. costs (10/02/02)
- U.S. factory productivity gain in 2001 was fourth highest (09/30/02)
- U.S. and foreign compensation costs in manufacturing (09/23/02)
- Import and export prices up again in August (09/13/02)
- Employment growth in the G7 countries: 1960–2000 (09/12/02)
- Factory productivity in the G-7 countries: 1950-2000 (09/11/02)
- Unemployment in the G7 countries: 1960–2000 (09/05/02)
- Comparing countries (08/29/02)
- Import and export prices increase in July (08/08/02)
- Import prices decline in June (07/1102)
- No change in import prices in May (06/13/02)
- Import prices up again in April (05/10/02)
- Unit labor costs in manufacturing decline the most in Germany, Denmark in 2000 (05/03/02)
- Korea had largest productivity gains in manufacturing in 2000 (04/22/02)
- Rise in import prices in March (04/12/02)
- Import prices in February (03/15/02)
- Import prices up in January (02/15/02)
- Import prices down for third consecutive month (01/11/02)
- Import prices down again in November (12/13/01)
- Sharp drop in import prices in October (11/09/01)
- Import prices up in September (10/12/01)
- Mexico has biggest increase in hourly compensation in 2000 (10/03/01)
- Drop in foreign factory wage costs (09/27/01)
- Small change in import prices in August (09/14/01)
- U.S. led in factory productivity gains in 2000 (09/04/01)
- Largest drop in import prices since 1992 (08/10/01)
- Continued downward trend in import prices (07/13/01)
- Export prices down four months in a row (06/14/01)
- Third decline in a row for import prices (05/11/01)
- Petroleum import prices down in March (04/12/01)
- The U.S.-Canada manufacturing productivity gap (04/10/01)
- U.S. had largest productivity gains in manufacturing in 1999 (04/06/01)
- Prices of goods from Canada fall in February (03/16/01)
- Import prices fall again (02/16/01)
- Imported petroleum prices drop in December (01/12/01)
- Employment growth in Mexico (01/03/01)
- Export prices unchanged in November (12/14/00)
- Import prices fall in October (11/09/00)
- U.S. factory costs dip compared to competitors (10/24/00)
- Unit labor costs in manufacturing increased the most in Japan and Korea in 1999 (10/23/00)
- U.S. led factory productivity gains in 1999 (10/18/00)
- Producer prices up in September after August decline (10/16/00)
- Singapore has biggest fall in hourly compensation in 1999 (9/28/00)
- Petroleum import prices up slightly in August (9/14/00)
- No change in foreign wage differential (9/08/00)
- Petroleum import prices fall in July (8/11/00)
- European jobless rates look lower when adjusted to U.S. concepts (7/31/00)
- Petroleum import prices rise again (7/14/00)
- Import, export prices up in May (6/9/00)
- Import Price Index posts first decline since June 1999 (5/12/00)
- Import prices in March (4/13/00)
- February rise in import prices largest since 1990 (3/16/2000)
- Rises in import prices by locality of origin in January (2/17/00)
- Hourly compensation still higher in Europe than U.S. (1/19/00)
- Import and export prices rise in 1999 (1/13/00)
- Hourly compensation drops the most in Korea in 1998 (1/12/00)
- Where the dollar stretches most, least (1/6/00)
- Import prices rise again in November (12/10/99)
- Rises in import prices by locality last month (11/10/99)
- Unit labor costs in manufacturing decline the most in Korea, Taiwan, Japan in 1998 (9/3/99)
- Productivity gains in German and American factories better than 4 percent in 1998 (9/2/99)
- Self-employment more important in 1990s Canadian job growth than in American (6/2/99)
- France leads 11 countries in manufacturing productivity growth during 1997 (3/17/99)
- Export prices decline again in 1998 (2/1/99)
- Record decline in import prices during 1998 (1/19/99)
- International average of factory worker compensation falls relative to U.S. (10/22/98)
- Unit labor costs fall in broad range of countries (10/5/98)
- Jobs requiring low levels of educational attainment grow faster in U.S. than in Japan or Europe (10/1/98)
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