This is a difficult question, due to the fact that in the late 1970's early '80's the jobless rate statistic's changed from those 'out of work' to only those 'collecting' unemployment.
So the statistics are flawed. You see if your unemployment run's out you are no longer unemployed, according to federal jobless stat's. Obviously when your unemployment runs out you don't magically get a job.
So the 'jobless' rate for January 2011 is down from 9.8% to 9% (which .8% of Americans is 3,875,000) , while job creation was only roughly 34,000 jobs. So you can see it is off.
The best guesstimate of America's unemployment is roughly 18-19%.
Sorry I couldn't be more exact for you
America's boom in the 1920's was largely due to World War I. America was the main supplier of the war and this created many different jobs and industries.
Some people came because they were hoping for jobs and more income than the country they came from.
People thought immigrants were taking jobs away from citizens.
I would say Many northern blacks returned to the South in search of better jobs.
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There are many jobs for Asian people, including jobs working in nail salons. Many Asians come to America, and operate their own restaurants.
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According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistic for 2014 there are 8.1 percent of people working in hospitality jobs in America. This includes jobs in hotels, restaurants, and entertainment establishments.
they work at jobs like we do in america.
Because they needed jobs and they needed money so they emigrated to many countries such as England or America where they would get plenty money from jobs there!
The same jobs that American, European and Asian have in other regions.
people who had no jobs that were poor and needed money
Drugs, culture, jobs...
To look for better jobs.
Yes, many people have two jobs. Not as many people have two occupations though.
12 million in America only in America...:)
people came to america to get better jobs and education.they also came because living conditions were better