The document summarizes the state of the US workforce and the world's top employers. It discusses historically low US unemployment rates over the past decade and strong business investment and consumer spending. However, the US labor market is undergoing significant demographic changes. It also lists the top 10 employers worldwide by number of employees, including Walmart Stores, China National Petroleum, and State Grid. Finally, it provides the revenue breakdown by business line for one company, with industrial making up over half of worldwide sales.

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2. Leaders At Work
Creating solutions to help businesses
work more effectively
Providing job seekers with the tools they
need to realize their career goals
Connecting more people to more jobs at
more companies than anyone else

3. State of the U.S. Workforce
• Historically low unemployment & solid job growth have existed over the past decade
• Business investment and consumer spending remain strong
• However, our labor market is in the midst of a sweeping demographic transformation
U.S. Unemployment Rates
Over time
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Year over Year
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%

4. World’s Top Employers
Employees per day
Wal Mart Stores
China National Petroleum
State Grid
U.S. Postal Service
Sinopec
Adecco
Deutsche Post
Agricultural Bank of China
Siemens
McDonald's
Carrefour
Compass Group
China Telecommunications
United Parcel Service

5. Revenue by BUSINESS line
Worldwide Sales by Business Line
53% Industrial
24% Office
7% Information technology
5% Engineering & technical
2% Finance & legal
2% Sales, marketing & events
1% Medical & science
1% Human capital solutions
5% Emerging markets (unspecified)