America's Jobless
Some Americans and lawmakers make the common error to think that unemployment figures measure people without jobs. Rather, they measure only those people who are actively looking for jobs and have signed up with government unemployment agencies. The potential labor pool is far larger than the government reports because so many people are not in the labor market at all for the following reasons:
Immigrant Entry and Native Exit From the Labor Market, 2000-2005
The following information was excerpted from a March 2006 report by Steven A. Camarota, director of research, at the Center for Immigration Studies. Read Full Article
Immigration Is Hurting The U.S. Worker
By Steven A. Camarota Director of Research Center for Immigration Studies (Spring 2007) Read Full Article
America's Jobless: Statistics
Jobs Americans Won’t Do? Read Full Article
Mass Immigration is Unfair to American Workers
Seventy-two percent of U.S. engineers say our government should limit the number of foreign engineers and technical professionals. EE Times; October 29, 2007 Fifty-nine percent of Americans polled believe llegal immigrants take American jobs. Read Full Article
High Immigration Harms Many American Workers
America has become less of a middle-class nation because of the quadrupling of immigration since 1965. And it has become more of a society of wide economic disparities. Read Full Article http://www.numbersusa.com/content/content/6/3113/3143
Some Americans and lawmakers make the common error to think that unemployment figures measure people without jobs. Rather, they measure only those people who are actively looking for jobs and have signed up with government unemployment agencies. The potential labor pool is far larger than the government reports because so many people are not in the labor market at all for the following reasons:
- they were laid off and ran out of unemployment benefits;
- they stopped work because of illness, injury, pregnancy and they didn't have enough incentive to look for a job or the jobs weren't attractive enough;
- they failed to find a job for so long that they gave up; or
- they are disabled (the vast majority of disabled American cannot get a job).
Immigrant Entry and Native Exit From the Labor Market, 2000-2005
The following information was excerpted from a March 2006 report by Steven A. Camarota, director of research, at the Center for Immigration Studies. Read Full Article
Immigration Is Hurting The U.S. Worker
By Steven A. Camarota Director of Research Center for Immigration Studies (Spring 2007) Read Full Article
America's Jobless: Statistics
Jobs Americans Won’t Do? Read Full Article
Mass Immigration is Unfair to American Workers
Seventy-two percent of U.S. engineers say our government should limit the number of foreign engineers and technical professionals. EE Times; October 29, 2007 Fifty-nine percent of Americans polled believe llegal immigrants take American jobs. Read Full Article
High Immigration Harms Many American Workers
America has become less of a middle-class nation because of the quadrupling of immigration since 1965. And it has become more of a society of wide economic disparities. Read Full Article http://www.numbersusa.com/content/content/6/3113/3143