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U.S. Steel cuts 2800 jobs A wave of imports and problems in the oil patch have created what U.S. Steel president and CEO Mario Longhi referred to today as "the brutality of ...
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Latest Trade Push Is a War on Workers Manufacturing jobs have been the backbone of the American workforce. During the heyday of U.S. middle-class growth in the mid-20th century, ...
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| Why The US Should Worry About Oil Sector Jobs Indeed, one recent estimate suggested that up to four jobs could ultimately disappear for ... The same thing has started to happen here in the US.
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6 Ways to Be Smarter in Your Job Search It also analyzed the success of external sources of hire, such as job boards, recruiting agencies and job fairs. The overall top six sources of hire were ...
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Wal-Mart update on manufacturing, veteran hiring shows modest progress Wal-Mart's efforts to source $250 billion in products supporting U.S. jobs over 10 years has been a high-profile initiative. The retailer said it is on target ...
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Close But Not There Yet: Getting To Full Employment In The United States Last month's report on U.S. jobs was disappointing, with far fewer jobs than expected added in March. A longer-term look at trends yields a different ...
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Obama welcomes Abe for talks on 'fair and free' trade Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, say free trade agreements wind up shipping U.S. jobs to other countries that have lower wage and environmental ...
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| U.S. Steel posts $75 million net loss despite job cuts From the shale fields to the cooling towers, Trib Total Media covers the energy industry in Western Pennsylvania and beyond. For the latest news and ...
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US Government Bond Prices Decline A number of disappointing releases on U.S. jobs growth, retail sales and manufacturing activities have raised investors' expectations that the Fed ...
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Could a computer do your job? However, two years ago, University of Oxford researchers estimated that an astonishing 47% of total US jobs could be automated by 2033. And it's not ...
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