
The Power of Women in the Workforce
…participation also varies by race and ethnicity. Among women ages 16 and over, Black women had the highest participation rate at 61%, followed by Hispanic women (59%), Asian women (59%),…
…participation also varies by race and ethnicity. Among women ages 16 and over, Black women had the highest participation rate at 61%, followed by Hispanic women (59%), Asian women (59%),…
…group, nearly 39 million (42%) were men, and 54.6 million (58%) were women. In terms of age distribution, about 49% of those not in the labor force were aged 65…
…were most likely to participate in the labor force, followed by Hispanic women (58.7%), Asian women (58.1%), and White women (56.5%). Educational Attainment Higher levels of educational attainment are generally…
…women are more likely to be found in such occupations as office and administrative support, management, business, and financial operations. Only 2.8% of women in construction work in actual trade…
…budget spent on pet-related expenses. In 2021, consumers spent more than $100 billion on pet-related expenses, far exceeding other categories such as women’s clothing or alcoholic beverages. When it comes…
The number of women employed in the construction industry increased to over 1.28 million in 2022, as the construction industry recovered all jobs lost during the pandemic. Currently, women make…
…builder members was 57 in 2022, which has remained unchanged since 2017. Fifty-nine percent of members have either a college or a graduate/professional degree. Eleven percent are women and 96%…