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Report: Texas women make 83% of what Texas men make – Houston Public Media

The median weekly pay for Texas men in 2022 was about $1,1103 in contrast to Texas women, who made around $916 a week in the same year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released new data on women's earnings in Texas on Monday. Alyssa Leibold is a staff economist from .

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Sandoval Co wages in state s top tier but still fall below averages

Sandoval Co wages in state s top tier but still fall below averages
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What Industries in Texas Are Hiring in 2023? | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News

With an emphasis on Houston, the BLS releases the 2023 report on industry employment.

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Louisiana private sector strengthens with expansions, openings

Louisiana private sector strengthens with expansions, openings Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Louisiana’s private sector continues to strengthen, with job gains for the third quarter of last year outpacing job losses. After a tumultuous spring last year, the state saw a net gain of nearly 25,000 jobs from June to September 2020, according to the latest data released by the Southwest Information Office of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The growth caused by expansions at existing establishments and new jobs at opening businesses was the third-highest level of net job gains since the office began tracking the data in 1992. Still, the state lags behind national rates. Gross job gains represented 8.8% of private-sector employment in Louisiana, compared to the national rate of 9.4%. Gross job losses represented 7.2% of private-sector employment, compared to the 6% national rate.

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