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© Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis. This Press Release may be shared freely and reprinted in full or partially as long as proper attribution and link back to the source website (www.iseapublish.com) is provided in the reprint or repost. Whom will job automation hurt the most? Previous research suggests that lack of education increases job automation risk, but how much …
The Inland Empire has more than 3% year-over-year job growth rate
Rocky Mountain region leads nation in job growth The Bureau of Labor Statistics earlier this month reported that the U.S. added 138000 jobs in May. According to a new study by the University of Redlands Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis (ISEA), jobs across the country grew by 2266000, or 1.6%, since last May. The Rocky Mountain region led the nation …
This report deals with employment in American Indian reservations and other Indian controlled land within metropolitan statistical areas in the United States, which will be referred to as “urban Indian lands” below. Urban Indian lands contain about 60 percent of total Indian country employment across the U.S. Rocky Mountain region leads in job growth Urban Indian lands added 49400 jobs …
This report deals with employment in American Indian reservations and other Indian controlled land within metropolitan statistical areas in the United States, which will be referred to as “urban Indian lands” below. Urban Indian lands contain about 60 percent of total Indian country employment across the U.S. Far West region leads in job growth Urban Indian lands added 41,600 jobs …
Rocky Mountain region leads nation in job growth The Bureau of Labor Statistics earlier this month reported that the U.S. added 211000 jobs in April. According to a new study by the University of Redlands Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis (ISEA), jobs across the country grew by 2237000, or 1.6%, since last April. The Rocky Mountain region led the nation …
The Inland Empire has more than 3% year-over-year job growth rate
New research by the Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis (ISEA) finds that job automation will hit certain metropolitan areas significantly harder than others. Low-wage cities like Las Vegas, NV, Orlando, FL, and Riverside-San Bernardino, CA are expected to be among the hardest-hit metros in terms of total job losses. The impact of automation on jobs is likely to be more …
The Inland Empire has more than 3% year-over-year job growth rate
Far West region leads nation in job growth The Bureau of Labor Statistics earlier this month reported that the U.S. added 98,000 jobs in March. According to a new study by the University of Redlands Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis (ISEA), jobs across the country grew by 2,185,000, or 1.5%, since last March. The Far West region led the nation …