United States
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- American Women Home
Page
- This research guide from the American Memory project, subtitled "A Gateway to Library of Congress Resources for the Study of Women's
History and Culture in the United States," serves as a valuable source
of digital materials, including the searchable
Prints
and Photographs Division.
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- Compensation and
Working Conditions Online
- This Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) site lists recent publications
on such topics as retirement plans, medical plan choices, occupational
injuries and illnesses, and collective bargaining.
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- Health
Insurance Data
- The U.S. Census Bureau collects data on health insurance coverage
through such programs as the Current Population Survey (CPS) and the
Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP).
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- Poverty
Guidelines 2004
- The Federal Register publishes yearly guidelines for the
Department of Health and Human Services to use in determining the need
for financial assistance, based in part on income and family size. This
page for the 2004 guidelines also explains the difference between these
poverty guidelines and the U.S. Census Bureau's
poverty
thresholds.
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- Summary of
the Major Laws of the Department of Labor
- The U.S. Department of Labor enforces more than 180 laws affecting
workers and work conditions in the United States. This pages lists links
to major laws, including wages and hours, family medical leave, worker
compensation, occupational safety, unions, and employee benefits.
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- Wages by Area and
Occupation
- The BLS compiles national, regional, state, and metropolitan wage
data by various occupational classifications.
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Women in the Labor Force in 2004
- This quick fact sheet lists BLS figures on working women.
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- Women's Bureau
- The Women's Bureau, established by the Department of Labor in 1920,
has as its mandate to represent wage-earning women's needs.
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Illinois
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- Day
and Temporary Labor Services Act
- The Illinois revised Day and Temporary Labor Services Act,
Public Act 094-0511, takes effect January 01, 2006, to offer
increased protections for day and temporary workers in Illinois and
penalize agencies and companies found in violation.
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- Illinois Workforce Information
- Sponsored by the Illinois
Department of Employment Security, this gateway offers current and
historical information on the state's workforce, career opportunities,
economic development, and labor market.
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- ISTEP--Displaced
Homemakers Program
- This Illinois
Department of Labor
program assists people who have worked for years in the home without pay
who need paid employment but have difficulty securing
jobs.
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Progress of
Women and Minorities in the Workforce Program
- This Illinois Department of Labor program has as its mission "to
promote the material, social and intellectual prosperity of working men
and women in Illinois by increasing public education and awareness of
workplace equity and diversity, and responsibly monitoring the
employment progress of women and minorities in the Illinois workforce
through accurate, comprehensive and informative reporting."
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- U.S.
Census Bureau: Illinois Profile
- This quick fact sheet offers data on people, housing,
transportation, businesses, and geography of the state.
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Champaign-Urbana Area
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- Campus Profile
- The Division of Management Information at the University of Illinois
provides 10 years of centrally-provided indicators for each department,
with school, college, and campus totals.
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Champaign County Area Workforce Report
- In 2002 the Champaign County Economic Development
Corporation and the Champaign County Chamber of Commerce contracted with
a national firm for this labor force availability study for Champaign
County. The report, which focuses on the "underemployed," is posted on
the City of Urbana homepage.
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- Child Care Resource
Service
- This child care referral service program, sponsored by the
University of Illinois Department of Human and Community Development,
serves six east central Illinois counties:
Champaign, Douglas, Iroquois, Macon,
Piatt, and Vermilion.
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- U.S.
Census Bureau: Champaign County Profile
- This quick fact sheet offers data on people, housing,
transportation, businesses, and geography of the county.
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