Biannual Jobs Review
02.10.2012
Biannual Jobs Review, Policy Points
(February 10, 2012) North Carolina's labor market experienced minimal payroll employment growth during 2011. Between December 2010 and December 2011, the state gained 19,600 more payroll jobs than it lost (+0.5 percent). Though the private sector netted 29,400 positions, a net ...
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08.03.2011
Biannual Jobs Review, Policy Points
August 3, 2011- North Carolina's labor market recorded virtually no net job growth during the first six months of 2011. Between December 2010 and June 2011, the state gained only 13,900 more payroll jobs than it lost (+0.4 percent). Though the ...
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12.30.2010
Biannual Jobs Review, In the News, Policy Points, Publications
North Carolina's labor market ended 2010 little changed from the start of the year. Between December 2009 and November 2010, the most recent month for which data are available, payroll employment in North Carolina rose by just 1,400 positions (+0.04 ...
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06.30.2010
Biannual Jobs Review, Policy Points, Publications
During the first half of 2010, North Carolina's job market essentially ran in place. Although jobs were not lost at the frantic pace of 2008-09, little progress was made. Conditions remained weak, and growth did not occur at the level needed to ...
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