Employment in the financial sector fell by 7, 000 in September, the second consecutive monthly decline after nearly six years of uninterrupted growth.
Unemployment in the manufacturing sector has dropped to 7.6 percent in March from 9.7 percent a year earlier, according to federal unemployment data.
The consumer staples sector is the most overvalued by 14.7% shifting places with the construction sector, which is now 13.5% overvalued.
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Heading into Monday, the sector, up 8.7% this year, had seen the strongest 2013 gains.
The production sector dropped by 10.7% over the year to June and construction fell by 6.2%.
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Over the past three years the Danes have shaved the public payroll by almost 1% while boosting private-sector employment by 3.7%.
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The TUC said the private sector gap was 21.7%, because many private firms were unwilling to carry out checks of their pay patterns to ensure they were fair.
The stock is certainly economically sensitive and carries a beta coefficient in excess of 2, but XLI the Industrial sector SPDR has returned only 7% in that time.
Our economic growth, which, I should note, has been continuing now for a number of quarters and has resulted in the creation of 3.7 million private sector jobs, also creates greater demand for oil and gas.
The panel which considered options for future expenditure recommended a fall in public sector employment of between 5.7% and 10% by 2014-15.
If anything, the French data came in better than expected, with the service sector report up to 43.7 versus expectations of an unchanged final reading (42.7).
He said the ruling striking down the budget's suspension of holiday bonuses for public sector workers and pensioners - about 7% of their annual income - meant it must find alternative savings or seek a second bailout.
Over the past twelve months, despite private-sector job growth of 1.7 million, local governments have reduced the number of teachers and education personnel they employ by nearly 200, 000 people, about two thirds of all local government job losses during this period.
But in the past two years manufacturing has been rising, mostly due to growth in the tech sector: a net increase of 7, 300 jobs, up 4.8%, in the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara metropolitan area (the heart of Silicon Valley) from April 2010 to April 2012, according to the California Employment Development Department.
Today, this group represents barely 11% of total workers and has declined to less than 7% of the private sector.
The closely watched 17-nation euro zone PMI index, which measures both manufacturing and service sector strength, dropped to 48.7 in March.
The low per capita consumption is despite the fact that the power sector has been growing at more than 7% every year.
Health REITs, which make up 7% of the REIT sector, rely on government reimbursements from Medicaid and Medicare at hospitals and long-term acute care centers.
First is Moscow which gains 33% of GDP from wholesale and retail trade, 22% from imputed rents of real estate and only about 1.7% from the financial sector.
Every month this year more than 2 million people filed an initial claim for benefits, reflecting a staggering downward spiral in private-sector employment to only 108 million, 7.5 million off the peak.
The Institute for Supply Management's index of manufacturing activity, a forward-looking gauge of the strength of the U.S. manufacturing sector, came in at 53.7 on June 5, a level consistent with economic expansion.
Unsurprisingly, the companies that received the most positive coverage had performed well before the stories were published: their share prices had, on average, outperformed the index by 42.7% once adjusted for sector and size.
The percentage of private-sector workers in unions has dropped from 24% in 1973 to barely 7% today and in 2010, for the first time, the public sector accounted for an absolute majority of union members.
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However, today we have 7.5 million fewer private sector jobs today than we did before the recession.
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The state hit 7.4 million private-sector jobs in March with a 14, 100-job gain over February, the state Labor Department reported yesterday.
Only 1, 200 oil and gas extraction jobs, or 2.6% of the total, were lost during the recent recession, and companies have since added back 7, 200 jobs in the sector.
Legalizing all or most of them could do a lot to bolster the ranks of fading labor unions, which represent only 7% of the private-sector workforce today, down from over 30% three decades ago.
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