BLS: Auto Industry Labor Costs in Perspective

Auto Industry Labor Costs in Perspective, by Richard Wallick, Bureau of Labor Statistics, April 22, 2011

“The perception that auto industry compensation costs for blue-collar workers exceed those of many other manufacturing industries is supported by data from the NCS data series on Employer Costs for Employee Compensation (ECEC)…the ECEC indicates that average hourly compensation costs8 for auto workers in private industry were among the highest of any manufacturing industry in 2009.”

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