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There was a brief discussion about losses in manufacturing in another thread. So when I saw this article I decided to post...pretty interesting.
Biggest loser for factory jobs? Not Detroit
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The Business Journals, a collection of local business journalism publications, recently crunched the numbers and found that 99 of the top 100 labor markets have lost manufacturing jobs over the past few years.
Want to see how bad things are in your area? The publications On Numbers column includes a sortable database of the major metropolitan areas, which shows how many jobs were lost in each area between 2008 and 2011.
Not surprisingly, the big losers are also some of the biggest markets, including Los Angeles, which was the biggest loser with a net loss of 89,900 manufacturing jobs since 2008. L.A. was followed by New York City, Chicago and Detroit.
Life Inc. - Biggest loser for factory jobs? Not Detroit
99 of top 100 U.S. markets lose manufacturing jobs since onset of recession | The Business Journals
Biggest loser for factory jobs? Not Detroit
Snip...
The Business Journals, a collection of local business journalism publications, recently crunched the numbers and found that 99 of the top 100 labor markets have lost manufacturing jobs over the past few years.
Want to see how bad things are in your area? The publications On Numbers column includes a sortable database of the major metropolitan areas, which shows how many jobs were lost in each area between 2008 and 2011.
Not surprisingly, the big losers are also some of the biggest markets, including Los Angeles, which was the biggest loser with a net loss of 89,900 manufacturing jobs since 2008. L.A. was followed by New York City, Chicago and Detroit.
Life Inc. - Biggest loser for factory jobs? Not Detroit
99 of top 100 U.S. markets lose manufacturing jobs since onset of recession | The Business Journals