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International Labor Comparisons program
Selected TED articles featuring data from the International Labor Comparisons (Foreign Labor Statistics) program.
- International labor force participation rates for women, 2011 (09/07/2012)
- International employment-population ratios, 2011 (08/14/2012)
- International unemployment rates by age group, 2011 (07/27/2012)
- Sector employment shifts around the world (07/06/2012)
- International unemployment rates, March 2012 (06/11/2012)
- Manufacturing compensation costs in foreign countries and in the United States, 2010 (12/27/2011)
- International manufacturing productivity, 2010 (10/19/2011)
- Interactive dashboards from International Labor Comparisons (09/01/2011)
- Manufacturing compensation costs in China, 2008 (04/07/2011)
- Manufacturing compensation costs in foreign countries and U.S., 2009 (03/10/2011)
- International manufacturing productivity, 2009 (12/28/2010)
- International comparisons of hourly compensation costs in manufacturing, 2008 (09/01/2010)
- Mean hourly compensation costs in selected countries, 1975 and 2007 (07/14/2010)
- Compensation costs in India (06/03/2010)
- International manufacturing productivity, 2008 (10/27/2009)
- International comparison of youth unemployment rates in recent decades (08/04/2009)
- Manufacturing compensation costs in foreign countries and U.S., 2007 (03/30/2009)
- Korea and Taiwan had largest manufacturing productivity gains in 2007 (03/04/2009)
- Manufacturing unit labor costs fell in 2007 in Taiwan, Japan, U.S. (10/02/2008)
- International factory productivity gains, and losses, in 2007 (09/30/2008)
- Korea had largest manufacturing productivity gain in 2006 (02/29/2008)
- Manufacturing compensation costs in U.S. and abroad, 2006 (02/12/2008)
Of interest
Spotlight on Statistics: National Hispanic Heritage Month
In this Spotlight, we take a look at the Hispanic labor force—including labor force participation, employment and unemployment, educational attainment, geographic location, country of birth, earnings, consumer expenditures, time use, workplace injuries, and employment projections.
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