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Tables and Charts

Tables

Table 1 Four-year job retention rate

Table 2 Number of workers by years of job tenure

Table 3 Expected complete duration of unemployment (weeks)

Charts

Chart A Job retention rates follow the business cycle

Chart B Manufacturing job stability declines at all tenure levels and nonmanufacturing job stability changes little

Chart C Manufacturing and non-manufacturing job stability higher outside big cities

Chart D Initial job stability has increased in recent years

Chart E Long-term decline in unemployment duration, but growing difference between manufacturing and non-manufacturing

Chart F Education does not explain differing unemployment duration for manufacturing and non-manufacturing

Chart G Growing gap in expected duration of unemployment for workers laid off from manufacturing versus other jobs

Date Modified: 2010-03-29

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