Archived articles from The Editor’s Desk— Education and Training

• Young adult employment varies by education (03/07/2013)
• Women’s earnings, 1979–2011 (11/23/2012)
• High school math courses and college attendance in two generations (10/16/2012)
• Access to paid leave, 2011 (09/04/2012)
• Labor market attachment of baby boomers by educational attainment (08/07/2012)
• Unemployment in June 2012 (07/10/2012)
• Employment and enrollment of young male veterans in the 2007–2009 recession (06/22/2012)
• Education and occupations of the foreign born in 2011 (06/06/2012)
• Young adult employment during the recent recession (06/01/2012)
• Education and training across occupation groups (05/15/2012)
• Labor force participation among students and nonstudents, October 2011 (04/20/2012)
• Young adults at school and work (02/10/2012)
• Educational attainment of women in the labor force, 1970–2010 (12/29/2011)
• Educational attainment and unemployment among Asians in the United States (12/14/2011)
• Median usual weekly earnings, by race, ethnicity, and education, second quarter, 2011 (07/21/2011)
• High school grads not enrolled in college more likely to be in the labor force (04/12/2011)
• Youth at college and work (02/14/2011)
• Demographics of the self-employed (10/22/2010)
• Demographics of Gulf War-era II veterans (08/05/2010)
• Summertime school enrollment and employment among teens (06/02/2010)
• College enrollment up among 2009 high school grads (04/28/2010)
• Youth at college and work (02/19/2010)
• Education and usual weekly earnings for women and men, second quarter 2009 (07/17/2009)
• 2008 high school grads and college enrollment (04/29/2009)
• Foreign-born labor force and educational attainment in 2008 (04/03/2009)
• Education levels and unemployment at end of 2008 (04/01/2009)
• Employment of 20- and 21-year-olds not enrolled in school (02/04/2009)
• School status at age 21 (01/27/2009)
• Earnings and education, fourth quarter 2008 (01/23/2009)
• Not-for-profit sector and employment (12/31/2008)
• Mixed-education occupations, 2006-16 (10/22/2008)
• Working poor and education in 2006 (09/04/2008)
• Earnings of bachelor’s degree recipients 10 years after graduation (07/22/2008)
• Earnings and education in the second quarter of 2008 (07/21/2008)
• Education and time spent in primary care of children (07/09/2008)
• Working at home in 2007 (07/02/2008)
• More school, more play (05/28/2008)
• Unemployment rate 26.9 percent among recent dropouts (04/30/2008)
• Recent high school graduates and labor force participation, October 2007 (04/29/2008)
• 2007 high school grads and college enrollment (04/28/2008)
• Educational attainment of foreign born labor force (04/01/2008)
• School status at age 20 (01/31/2008)
• Education and volunteering (01/30/2008)
• Differences in women’s earnings by educational level, 2006 (12/04/2007)
• Usual weekly earnings by educational attainment and sex (10/19/2007)
• Working at home in 2006 (07/13/2007)
• College students and time use, 2003-2005 (06/01/2007)
• Recent high school graduates and labor force participation (05/02/2007)
• 2006 high school grads and college enrollment (04/27/2007)
• Educational attainment at age 19 (04/03/2007)
• Employment of 18- and 19-year-olds not enrolled in school (03/28/2007)
• Earnings and education in the fourth quarter of 2006 (01/29/2007)
• Large increase in women’s educational attainment (12/08/2006)
• Differences in women’s earnings by educational level, 2005 (11/29/2006)
• Occupations with the most job openings for college graduates, 2004-14 (09/28/2006)
• Working poor and education in 2004 (06/21/2006)
• Foreign born and earnings in 2005 (04/26/2006)
• Educational attainment of foreign-born labor force, 2005 (04/24/2006)
• Recent high school graduates and the work force (03/29/2006)
• Unemployment rate 32.9 percent among recent dropouts (03/28/2006)
• College enrollment of 2005 high school grads (03/27/2006)
• Enlistment of youth in the Armed Forces (02/27/2006)
• Daily time use of high school students (10/27/2005)
• Education and earnings in 2004 (10/20/2005)
• Contingent workers and education (08/01/2005)
• Earnings and educational attainment: second quarter of 2005 (07/21/2005)
• Differences in women’s earnings by educational level (05/12/2005)
• Employment of high school students rises by grade (04/28/2005)
• Unemployment rate 39.9 percent among recent dropouts (04/06/2005)
• Recent high school graduates in college and in the work force (03/30/2005)
• College enrollment of 2004 high school grads (03/29/2005)
• Education and duration of employment relationships (03/10/2005)
• Frequency and nature of worker training (03/03/2005)
• Transition from school to work quicker as education increases (03/02/2005)
• Educational attainment of foreign-born workers, 2003 (12/02/2004)
• Earnings and educational level in 2003 (10/29/2004)
• School enrollment and labor force participation (07/26/2004)
• 2003 high school graduates and college enrollment (05/04/2004)
• Earnings and education in the first quarter of 2004 (04/20/2004)
• Education levels and unemployment at end of 2003 (04/13/2004)
• Projected employment in high-paying occupations requiring a bachelor’s or graduate degree (03/17/2004)
• Projected employment in high-paying occupations requiring less than a bachelor’s degree (03/15/2004)
• Earnings by educational attainment and sex, 1979 and 2002 (10/23/2003)
• Employment and wages in elementary and secondary schools (08/20/2003)
• Earnings and educational attainment: second quarter of 2003 (07/18/2003)
• Working poor and education in 2001 (07/01/2003)
• Unemployment rate 29.8 percent among recent dropouts (06/30/2003)
• 2002 high school graduates and college enrollment (06/26/2003)
• All education levels affected by recent unemployment rise (03/19/2003)
• Advantages from an associate degree (03/06/2003)
• Most doctoral grads work outside of academia (02/25/2003)
• More school, less labor (10/28/2002)
• Most IT workers have college degrees (10/23/2002)
• Apprenticeships (07/16/2002)
• Women’s earnings and education in 2001 (06/26/2002)
• Unemployment rate 35.9 percent among dropouts (05/20/2002)
• College enrollment of 2001 high school graduates (05/15/2002)
• Median weekly earnings in 2001 (04/05/2002)
• Are youths working more now than in the past? (10/05/2001)
• Low earnings of female high school dropouts (08/29/2001)
• Education pays (06/27/2001)
• Recent immigrants and educational attainment (06/22/2001)
• Most of last year’s high school graduates in labor force (04/23/2001)
• College enrollment of last year’s high school graduates (04/16/2001)
• Internet use highest for most educated (01/09/2001)
• Dropouts most likely to be working poor (09/27/2000)
• Decline in college enrollment rate (05/18/2000)
• College grads have biggest wage increase in 1999 (04/21/2000)
• Industries with the highest percentages of college grads (04/03/2000)
• Education requirements and job growth (12/07/1999)
• Variation in earnings of college grads (10/25/1999)
• Education and second job entrepreneurs (10/07/1999)
• Most hours in private sector now supplied by those with more than a high school education (09/29/1999)
• Change in percent of persons working full-time year round varies by sex and education (09/24/1999)
• Increasing skill levels now account for over a quarter of labor productivity growth (09/20/1999)
• High earnings without a college degree? (08/30/1999)
• Educational and health services employment most extensive in Northeast (08/16/1999)
• Majority of college students work for pay (07/20/1999)
• Unemployment and the newest high school dropouts (07/12/1999)
• Young women enroll in college in greater numbers than young men (06/30/1999)
• Unemployment rate drops with additional education (03/11/1999)
• Black women report highest earnings premium for additional education (02/03/1999)
• Education has positive impact on labor market activity of severely disabled (11/12/1998)
• About 1 in 6 college graduates earns less than high school graduates (10/30/1998)
• Earnings increase substantially with additional education (10/23/1998)
• More high school graduates enrolling in college (10/19/1998)
• Large employers provide more training for employees (10/14/1998)
• Jobs requiring low levels of educational attainment grow faster in U.S. than in Japan or Europe (10/01/1998)