The federal car-buying incentive program known as cash for clunkers helped slow the exodus of work in Michigan, which is the heart of American automobile manufacturing, the state's employment department said.
Over the last decade, China's mass exodus of the working population from the countryside to the cities has seen rural areas drained of their lifeblood, leaving impoverished communities of elderly farmers looking after their grandchildren.
Over years of working as a journalist, he witnessed the exodus of Afghans who had formerly worked as military contractors for foreign governments, describing the country's current state as a "bad cycle".
Exodus, for example, prioritises language skills, an interest in outdoor pursuits, experience of working with people of all ages and knowledge of a particular culture or region.
Rent control and other features of the city's traditional liberalism still hold in check a mass exodus of all San Franciscans who don't work in tech, but it's common to hear stories of working families pushed south, into Bayview or Daly City, or across the bridge, into the East Bay.
The exodus of working-class people from the Democratic Party was started by Nixon.
Many Greeks have limited, or no, incomes today; a quarter of the population is unemployed, and almost half those between 15 and 24 years old don't have jobs despite an exodus of working-age Greeks from the country.
The less well-off end up being displaced.In this section Squeezed out The governor goes mobile Mean streets Oy vey, Hillary The battle of the boffins Conventions and their enemies The Lone Smog State On the trail ReprintsThe exodus of working-class residents is creating both commercial problems and political strife.
This has resulted in a mass exodus of working-class families who have historically called the west coast their home.
One of the reasons for the area's predominance of gray hairs is the unprecedented exodus of working-age Pittsburghers in the 1980s.
