Ohio study predicts health services drive 1990s jobs
A three year OSU study forecasts Ohio employment rising to 5.1 million by 1990 with 4.8 percent unemployment. Health services lead job growth, adding about 122000 positions, followed by eating and drinking industries and business services. Teachers see only slight gains despite tech training.
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