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Download full textTsong, Peter Z. W. – 1974
Growth or decline in the labor force can be viewed as stemming from changes in population and labor force participation, and from their interaction. In the period 1940-70 a large increase occurred in the female labor force, particularly in the South, while a decrease was noted in the participation of nonwhites. When the sexes are considered…
Descriptors: Black Employment, Black Influences, Employment Level, Employment Patterns
Peer reviewedBach, Robert L.; Bach, Jennifer B. – Monthly Labor Review, 1980
Studies of Indochinese migration show that most of the earlier refugees from Asia found jobs and have had gradual income gains. Recent arrivals are comparatively less educated and face more employment problems because of economic conditions. (SK)
Descriptors: Economic Factors, Employment Patterns, Geographic Distribution, Indochinese
