Labour Market Adjustment in the Construction Industry, 2001–2006

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Labour Market Adjustment in the Construction Industry, 2001–2006

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The construction industry experienced heightened activity from 2001 to 2006 concurrent with low interest rates, high population growth, strong wage and job growth, and property investments from overseas. Following this heightened demand, there was a 41.4 percent increase in employment in the construction industry over the six-year period. This compared with a 15.5 percent increase across all other industries excluding construction. This study, uses the Linked Employer-Employee Data (LEED) to ...

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15 Mar 2018

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Statistics New Zealand / Stats NZ | Tatauranga Aotearoa

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Income & Wealth / Monitoring / Research

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