Labor Day - Working Federal Holiday

Monday is working day a federal holiday is believed to have started with a parade of 10,000 workers, September 5, 1882 in New York. So what is the day of? This is to celebrate the strength of the nation, which according to the US Census, there were approximately 153.2 million people aged 16 and over and this July. If you want to know more about a Federal holiday (and a good excuse for a three-day weekend), this collection of statistics Labor Day, courtesy of the U.S. Census Bureau. Benefits 84.7 percent: Percentage of full-time workers aged 18-64 during the insurance in whole or in part, in 2009. Our jobs U.S. jobs are as varied as we are. A sample of U.S. occupations common and not so common: Teachers: 3039523 Computer operators: 101889 Actors: 10,980 Telecom: 32,394 Bus drivers: 265 429 Bakers: 117 405 Telemarketing: 55,733 Hairdressers, beauticians, stylists o: 395503 Janitors...

Dow Jones Industrial Average On Sinks Jobs Report, The Prosecution Of The Bank

The Dow Jones industrial average sank Friday after a report showed employment growth and gloomy federal government takes legal action against banks like Bank of America and Goldman Sachs, the New York Times. The Dow Jones fell 253.31 points to close at 11,240.26, up 2.2 percent of the final on Thursday. Nasdaq lost 73 points to 2473 and the S & P 500 fell 32 points to 1172. "The increased volatility has led companies to question the sustainability of the recovery," Fannie Mae chief economist Doug Duncan told the Los Angeles Times. "More companies are likely to be on the fence with regard to future employment This increases the chances of direct job losses in the coming months and put the odds of a recession in the coming years by many. " The Los Angeles Times reports that employers are limiting their recruitment and reduce employee hours. Private sector employees worked an average...
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