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More public services spur growth in government employment
Of the 29 million new jobs since 1957, 1 in 4 was in State and local government; Federal employment grew less dramatically but shifted away from defense-related work
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| Published in: | Monthly labor review 1978-09, Vol.101 (9), p.3-7 |
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| subjects | Censuses Civil service Employees Employment Federal government Government Government employees Growth Labor Labor force Labor supply Local government National government Officials and employees Public sector industries Public services Public utilities Service industries Social services State government Statistical data Working women |
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