If you’re interested in finding out more about women in the workforce, including trends and future projections, you might find the following free publications informative:
Characteristics of Self-Employed Women
Developments in Women’s Labor Force Participation
Employed Women About as Likely as Men to be Looking for Jobs
Marriage, Children and Women’s Employment:What Do We Know
Married Women, Work and Values
Much Variation in Women’s Employment Across Metropolitan Areas
‘second-Chance? Strategies for Women Who Drop Out of School
Twenty Facts on Women Workers
Women Business Owners
Women in High-Tech Jobs
Women in Jobs (Recessions)
Women in Jobs (Recoveries)
Women at the Millennium
Women’s Share of Labor Force to Edge Higher by 2008
Differences in Women’s and Men’s Earnings by Age
Income and Spending Patterns for Working Women
Women in Managerial, Professional Occupations Earn More Than Others
Women’s Earnings: An Overview
Job Absence Rate Higher for Women Than for Men
Women in the Construction Workplace: Providing Equitable Safety and Health Protection
Work Injuries and Illnesses Occurring to Women
These titles can also be accessed online at www.dol.gov/dol/audience/aud-women.htm. Contact the Women’s Bureau, Office of the Secretary,U.S.Department of Labor, 200 Constitution Ave., NW, Room S-3002, Washington, DC 20210; 800-827-5355 or 202-693-6710
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