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The American work force, 1992-2005. Occupational employment: wide variations in growth.

George T. Silvestri

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The economy is expected to continue generating jobs for workers at all levels of education and training; service workers are projected to be the largest group, while professional specialty is expected to be the most rapidly growing group.

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The economy is expected to continue generating jobs for workers at all levels of education and training; service workers are projected to be the largest group, while professional specialty is expected to be the most rapidly growing group.

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The economy is expected to continue generating jobs for workers at all levels of education and training; service workers are projected to be the largest group, while professional specialty is expected to be the most rapidly growing group.

Key concepts: Specialty, Work force, Work (physics), Labour economics, Tertiary sector of the economy, Service (business), Demographic economics, Business

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