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Reviewing the unemployment picture for RI cities and towns, the Current finds that Coventry’s exploding unemployment rate can be explained by increases in population and labor force rather than a decrease in the overall number of residents who are employed.
Reviewing the unemployment picture for RI cities and towns, the Current finds that Bristol has actually been gaining population and workers, over the past decade, but they’re finding jobs in insufficient numbers. And the circumstances for Warren appear dismal from every angle.
Reviewing the unemployment picture for RI cities and towns, the Current finds that Barrington lost 3% of its population from 2000 to 2010 and almost 7% of its employment. Meanwhile, in the quarter leading up to February, 1% of all residents left the town’s work force.
Justin writes live and extemporaneously from the House Committee on Labor hearing concerning E-Verify.