Vol. VI, No. 4, August/September 2006
- Editor's corner
- Time means more than money
- State of the Industry Report, is it really so?
- Coffee, café, play, Mommy and me
- Developing children's play
- Away-from-home leisure competition increasing
- Taming the thrills attracts families
- Thematic food
- Miniature golf factoid
- Construction cost escalation continues
- The Stinger Report now free
- First T-REX Café opens
- 2007 Foundation Entertainment University dates and locations set
- In the news
- Retail developers become restaurant and entertainment operators
- Update on summer teenage labor force participation
- New projects
Update on summer teenage labor force participation
In our June 2005 eNewsletter, we ran an in-depth story on summer teenage employment, Where have the teenage workers gone? We have just obtained information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on July 2006 labor force participation by 16- to 19-year-olds. There was a slight increase from 53% participation in July 2005 to 53.5% in July 2006. That miniscule increase does not indicate any change in the overall trend of a declining summer teenage workforce. In fact, August figures show a small decrease in teenage labor force participation, from 48.5% in 2005 to 47.8% in 2006.
Vol. VI, No. 4, August/September 2006
- Editor's corner
- Time means more than money
- State of the Industry Report, is it really so?
- Coffee, café, play, Mommy and me
- Developing children's play
- Away-from-home leisure competition increasing
- Taming the thrills attracts families
- Thematic food
- Miniature golf factoid
- Construction cost escalation continues
- The Stinger Report now free
- First T-REX Café opens
- 2007 Foundation Entertainment University dates and locations set
- In the news
- Retail developers become restaurant and entertainment operators
- Update on summer teenage labor force participation
- New projects
