The participation rate, the share of the labour force either working or looking for work, has declined steadily since 2007, though it ticked up ever so slightly in September, to 63.6% (see chart).
Unlike the price explosions (and corrections) in other genres, the work has appreciated slowly, steadily.
He told BBC News that work stress had been increasing steadily in Britain since the 1990s, but warned it had especially increased in the last recession.
In journalism, most of the reward for good work comes from association with a steadily improving product.
He began selling his work on Craigslist and demand grew steadily to the point where Preston wondered how he could transform his weekend hobby into a full-time job.
Initially, Bartleby proves to be an ideal employee, steadily producing high-quality work.
The number of people out of work in the UK has been falling steadily for almost a year, despite concerns over the economy's sluggish growth.
Immigrants account for 19.3% of the country's 7.2m inhabitants, a proportion that is among the highest in Western Europe, and the number is rising steadily despite strict requirements for work permits.
Being a textbook professional manager may work well for a company that is growing steadily without hiccups.
In welfare, every person of working age able to work - wherever they live and whatever their needs - will receive personalised support, including personal advisers able to provide tailored support to help people back into work, not just registered job seekers but steadily more of the three million of working age who are otherwise economically inactive.
BBC: NEWS | UK | Politics | Full text: Blair on public services
Now the Note 2 is doing the same and many of the early detractors have been steadily changing their tune (Disclosure: TBG works with Samsung but did not work on this campaign).
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