Posts Tagged ‘statistics’
Here is a company that evokes the best when you here the name, Gore.
This post was written as a response to Don Thompson’s blog post here.
Did you ever wonder what the tell-tale signs of a micro-manager are?
Remember this boat anchor?
How about that, there was significant growth in Canada in all sectors.
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Canadian Labour Stats- Employment Insurance, December 2011The number of people receiving regular Employment Insurance benefits edged up 4,200 (+0.8%) to 544,700 in December. The number of beneficiaries remained relatively stable during the final quarter of the year, but was down 109,400 (-16.7%) compared with 12 months earlier.
- Product: Labour Force Survey Microdata File, January 2012Catalogue number 71M0001X, (CD-ROM, free)
- Product: Labour Force Information, January 8 to 14, 2012Catalogue number 71-001-X, (PDF, free; HTML, free)
- Labour Force Survey, January 2012Employment was virtually unchanged in January, and the unemployment rate edged up 0.1 percentage points to 7.6% as more people searched for work. Compared with 12 months earlier, employment rose by 129,000 (+0.7%), with most of the growth occurring in the first six months of this period.
- Public Service Employee Survey, 2011 Data from the 2011 Public Service Employee Survey are now available.
- Employment Insurance, December 2011
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