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What Trends Are Shaping Today's Labor Market
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WHAT TRENDS ARE SHAPING TODAYS LABOR MARKET
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A LARGER MORE DIVERSE LABOR FORCE
The labor force is something that consists of people age 16 and over who have jobs or are looking for jobs.
By 2006 the labor force had grew around 30 billion
By 2006 the labor force had grew around 30 billion
The key reason in the growth of the labor force has been more people trying to find jobs to work.
In 2007 the labor force was made by 47 percent of women
In 2007 the labor force was made by 47 percent of women
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A SHIFT FROM MANUFACTURING TO SERVICE JOBS
Since 1970 the growth has been in the service producing sector.
Widespread use has been the reduction of employment in manufacturing
Cost reduction has driven part of the recent loss of U.S. manufacturing.
Americans will perform job in future based on long term trends.
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GROWING IMPORTANCE OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS
It is likely to become a more decisive factor.
Is the key to growth in the world and economies.
Industries usually tend to workers with more proportion.
Knowledge is important cause it give origanzation more growth prospect.
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INCREASED OUTSOURCING,TEMPING AND TELECOMMUNICATING
workers in the United States find themselves excluded from the category of "employee"
Teleworkers work at home .
Use various forms of technology to work from where they want to work at.
In the Middle East and asia nearly 10 percent work from home every day.
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OFFSHORING,INSHORING AND FOREIGN COMPETITION
Flows important goods from country to country.
Firms may take advantage of gains from division of labor.
Due to this problems have been turned to offshoring.
Many adapted their firms to be able to stay competitive.
Richard Blake
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