29 resultados para Household Labor
em Iowa Publications Online (IPO) - State Library, State of Iowa (Iowa), United States
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Household hazardous materials annual report for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
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This is an informational newsletter and stat card about the happenings in the Division of Labor.
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Frequently asked questions and answers regarding the Division of Labor Contractor Registration Law in Iowa.
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Iowa Division of Labor Quarterly Newsletter
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The purpose of this newsletter is to inform and update State agencies on relevant labor relations issues and employment law on a monthly basis, and to focus on topics or questions agencies would like more information about.
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The purpose of this newsletter is to inform and update State agencies on relevant labor relations issues and employment law on a monthly basis, and to focus on topics or questions agencies would like more information about.
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The purpose of this newsletter is to inform and update State agencies on relevant labor relations issues and employment law on a monthly basis, and to focus on topics or questions agencies would like more information about.
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The purpose of this newsletter is to inform and update State agencies on relevant labor relations issues and employment law on a monthly basis, and to focus on topics or questions agencies would like more information about.
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A look at the employment trends in Iowa for up to the next 30 years.
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There have been a multitude of programs providing assistance to the state of Iowa in the past 18 months. Springtime 2008 disasters resulted in tornado damage and widespread flood damage to large fractions of the state. In consequence, there was a very large flow of federal and state resources dedicated to assisting community and statewide recovery efforts. The nation was in recession as well and continued to be in recession through much of 2009. A sizeable amount of assistance found its way to Iowa under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 in the forms of infrastructure stimulus spending, income supports and other safety net spending for households, and stabilization assistance for essential public services like education. On top of that, the state of Iowa authorized the I Jobs program as an additional infrastructure development program, and as a jobs stimulus program. The total amount of spending for all types of programs, disaster or economic recovery related, is perhaps as high as $7.5 billion over the next few years.
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Monthly Labor Force Data report produced by the Iowa Workforce Development.
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Monthly Labor Force Data report produced by the Iowa Workforce Development.
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Monthly Labor Force Data report produced by the Iowa Workforce Development.
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Monthly Labor Force Data report produced by the Iowa Workforce Development.
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Monthly Labor Force Data report produced by the Iowa Workforce Development.