Changing U.S. labor force presents new challenges for corporations

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Companies must develop new strategies to fill their future labor supply needs. Businesses face numerous new challenges as a result of the entry of nontraditional employees, the decline of labor-force growth, an increase in poorly educated workers and other factors. Major trends, including labor supply and demand, opportunities and liabilities, are examined.

Demographic aspects, Employment, Labor supply, Labor force, Industry, Industries

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Active economic development professionals

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An international directory of development professionals is given. It identifies approximately 1,000 national, state, local and private development officials active in providing services to corporate real estate executives. The information was derived from the database of more than 8,000 development professionals.

Real estate management, Economic development, Directory, Bibliography

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