Fiscal Year 2015-16 Accountability Report

Each year the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation sends a report to the Office of State Budget that includes the agency's mission, goals and objectives to accomplish the mission, and performance measures regarding the goals and objectives.

Revised seasonally adjusted labor force statistics, 1978-87.

The material in this book is supplemented by Employment and earnings and Monthly labor review.

Total nonagricultural employment in the South, 1939-1955.

Mode of access: Internet.

The labor market ... reviewed by the Bureau of Statistics & Information.

Mode of access: Internet.

State manpower review, South Dakota, calendar year 1976 /

Cover title.

Views on employment statistics from the press, business, labor and Congress : reports /

"February 1979"--Cover.

Labor markets in the rural south : a study based on four rural southern counties /

Bibliographical footnotes.

Georgia employment and earnings [by industry] Final series, 1947-1960. Prepared in cooperation with United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Bureau of Employment Security.

Contains the final estimates originally published in the Agency's Annual reports, 1949/50 to 1960/61.

Newcastle disease virus in penguins from King George Island on the Antarctic region

Here we report the isolation of Newcastle disease virus (NDV) from cloacal swabs obtained from penguins in the South Atlantic Antarctic region (62 degrees 08S, 58 degrees 25W). Samples of 100 penguins from King George Island were tested by real-time PCR, of which 2 (2%) were positive for NDV. The positive samples were isolated in embryonated chicken eggs and their matrix and fusion proteins genes were partially sequenced. This was complemented by the serological study performed on the blood of the same specimens, which resulted in a 33.3% rate of positivity. (C) 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Subjective health assessments and active labor market participation of older men: evidence from a semiparametric binary choice model with nonadditive correlated individual-specific effects

We use panel data from the U. S. Health and Retirement Study, 1992-2002, to estimate the effect of self-assessed health limitations on the active labor market participation of older men. Self-assessments of health are likely to be endogenous to labor supply due to justification bias and individual-specific heterogeneity in subjective evaluations. We address both concerns. We propose a semiparametric binary choice procedure that incorporates nonadditive correlated individual-specific effects. Our estimation strategy identifies and estimates the average partial effects of health and functioning on labor market participation. The results indicate that poor health plays a major role in labor market exit decisions.

Two stops in today's new global geographies: shaping novel labor supplies and employment regimes

Includes bibliography

Bulletin of the College of Charleston Museum.

1-5, 1905-1909

Bulletin of the Charleston Museum.

6-10, 1910-1914