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selected occupations in the states and Puerto Rico.

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U.S. Startups Create Jobs at Higher Rates, Older Large Firms Employ Most Workers

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Business Dynamics Statistics show how the age and size
of firms contributed to job creation and employment shares from 1976 to 2019.

Income and Poverty



Dim Job Outlook for People Released From Prison During Great Recession

People convicted of a felony or released from prison are less likely to find
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Webinar Series this week to help less experienced data users navigate census
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U.S. Teachers More Diverse but Still Lag Student Racial, Ethnic Makeup

U.S. Census Bureau analysis of Equal Employment Opportunity Tabulation data
shows gap between the racial and ethnicity diversity of teachers and students.

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Census Bureau Serves Hearty Spread of Holiday Food Industry Statistics

Data reveal the business of the holiday food industry from agriculture to
manufacturing to wholesalers and retailers.

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Franchising is More than Just Fast Food

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franchise establishments with 9.6 million workers and $1.7 trillion in sales.

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Census Bureau Survey Explores Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

New data visualization allows users to explore differences in characteristics
and experiences during the pandemic between LGBT and non-LGBT populations.

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Will Post-COVID Unemployment Insurance Be Like After Great Recession?

The share of adults who received UI reached a six-year low in 2018 during the
Great Recession recovery. So far during the pandemic, UI receipt remains high.

Families



Measuring Impact of Child Care Subsidies on Working Moms

Census Bureau study shows receipt of child care subsidies may keep working
married mothers in the labor force and lowers wage gap between spouses.

Business and Economy



Number of Businesses Grow in Metros, Shrink in Micros

There were 637,997 employer businesses in Micropolitan Statistical Areas in
2019, a 0.3% drop since 2017.

Housing



Zillow and Census Bureau Data Show Pandemic’s Impact on Housing Market

The housing market stalled in spring 2020 but rebounded by summer.

Business and Economy



Manufacturing Remains One of the Top Five Largest Employment Sectors

This year marks the Census Bureau’s 10th anniversary celebration of
Manufacturing Week beginning today and ending Friday on Manufacturing Day.

Business and Economy



Business Growth in Desert Southwest More than Twice National Average

More than 287,000 employer businesses called these counties home in 2019, up
8.5% Since 2015.

Families



Two-Thirds of Recent First-Time Fathers Took Time Off After Birth

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both men and women about their use of parental leave.

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Pandemic Earnings Decline but Increase for Full-Time, Yearly Workers

How could earnings for full-time, year-round workers go up while earnings fell
for all workers? There were fewer low-wage full-time, year-round workers.

Income and Poverty



Did Unemployment Insurance Lower Official Poverty Rates in 2020?

Expanded unemployment insurance benefits and eligibility during the pandemic
lowered the overall poverty rate by 1.4 percentage points to 11.4% in 2020.

Health



Private Health Coverage of Adults Drops From Early 2019 to Early 2021

In early 2020, a decline in the number of working-age adults with private health
insurance was offset by an increase in public health insurance programs.

Emergency Preparedness



Bracing for the 2021 Hurricane Season

A U.S. Census Bureau infographic shows the impact of last year’s three major
hurricanes that hit the United States.

Business and Economy



America’s Love Affair With (Clean) Cars

Car washes help vehicle owners keep what’s likely to be the second-largest
investment they will ever make looking good.

Business and Economy



Initial COVID-19 Impact on Travel Industry Varied Widely Across States

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Quarterly Workforce Indicators show the impact of the
pandemic on state tourism and related industries.

Employment



Why Did Labor Force Participation Rate Dip When the Economy Was Good?

The U.S. Census Bureau’s 2010-2019 American Community Survey sheds light on the
impact of aging baby boomers on the labor force and employment characteristics.

Business and Economy



The Dough in Doughnuts

During National Doughnut Month, we look at the manufacturing of doughnut-making
machines through U.S. Census Bureau data.

Employment



Puerto Rico Has Tougher Workplace Vaccine Requirements Than U.S.

Puerto Rico leads U.S. states in small businesses requiring proof their
employees are vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning to work.

Families



Unmarried Opposite-Sex Couples Cohabitating More Likely to Both Work

New Census Bureau tables on America’s families show differences in the
employment status of unmarried and married opposite-sex couples that live
together.

Public Sector



Public Spending on Protecting the Environment Up

The Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of State and Local Government Finances shows
spending on protection of natural resources has steadily increased since 2014.

Education



Does Majoring in STEM Lead to a STEM Job After Graduation?

Among STEM workers, those who majored in STEM earned more than those who did
not.

Business and Economy



Businesses Lease Cars, Office Space, Furniture and … Workers

The nation’s 3,769 employee-leasing businesses had 2.7 million workers and
generated $177.8 billion in revenue in 2017.

Population



Northern Great Plains Population Gains Higher Than U.S. Last Decade

The region’s population declined for much of the last century but mostly urban
counties and five North Dakota oil boom counties drove growth from 2010 to 2019.

Housing



Were American Homes Ready for the Pandemic?

Isolating when someone is infected with COVID-19 is challenging when 38% of U.S.
multi-person households don’t have two bathrooms and enough bedrooms.

Health



Who Are Our Health Care Workers?

Health care, the nation’s largest and fastest-growing sector, employs 22
million. We profile this workforce now on the front line of the fight against
COVID-19.

Population



Working From Home During the Pandemic

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey shows that those who increased
frequency of telework had higher income and education and better health.


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