Established in 1915, Monthly Labor Review is the principal journal of fact, analysis, and research from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, an agency within the U.S. Department of Labor.

Each month, economists, statisticians, and experts from the Bureau join with private sector professionals and State and local government specialists to provide a wealth of research in a wide variety of fields—the labor force, the economy, employment, inflation, productivity, occupational injuries and illnesses, wages, prices, and many more.

The effects of Hurricane Katrina on the New Orleans economy

Tourism, port operations, and educational services—the foundation of the city’s economy—survived, offering a base for recovery
Michael L. Dolfman, Solidelle Fortier Wasser, and Bruce Bergman

Gender differences in occupational distributions among workers

Gender differences do exist, especially among women, but apparently are the results of voluntary choices and long-term changes in the labor market
Paul E. Gabriel and Susanne Schmitz

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