What does ES stand for?

Employment Statistics

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The authors include their survey on labor force activity and human capital accumulation for policymakers who are impacted by these economic conditions and provide appendices on youth employment statistics, regression estimates of labor force status, the methodology of the survey and employers' reports on economic growth and daily business operations.

Youth employment in Sierra Leone; sustainable livelihood ...

The job market usually remains sluggish in February when more college graduates come out to find work," Jeong In-Sook, head of the NSO's employment statistics division, told reporters.

South Korea unemployment hits 4-year high

Yet, Axelrod warns, it's going to take time for the effects to register in employment statistics and the economy is likely to get even worse before it begins to rebound.

Axelrod: Effects of stimulus will be seen soon

t sectors using data from the Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) program.

The November review

A breakdown of the Lane County's employment statistics for March is below.

County unemployment rate climbs in March

The number of economically inactive people has risen by 156,000 since last yeardespite Gordon Brown's pledge of "British jobs for British workers" The rise was hidden in otherwise healthy employment statistics, which showedjobless numbers down to 1.

Migrants in work but Britons 'inactive'

The benchmark index declined by more than 1% on Friday after employment statistics in the United States raised recession fears for the world's largest economy.

Market report

The Disabled Veterans Affirmative Action Program report highlights federal employment statistics in fiscal year 2005, which noted that veterans held 25 percent of all federal jobs; and 92,642 disabled veterans occupied federal positions.

Feds hire more disabled vets