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| 7 Job-Search Worries You Can Stop Stressing About Job searching is stressful – prepping for interviews, figuring out how to sell yourself while simultaneously having to evaluate whether you even want a ...
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| A century of data shows that Donald Trump is wrong about the jobs impact of immigration In fact, a century of data suggests Trump has both his chronology and his causation reversed—it shows that a thriving US job market causes ...
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| Russian Siberian region bars migrant workers from many jobs MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian region in Siberia has barred migrant workers from an array of jobs in what appears to be an effort to address ...
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| Milwaukee Neighborhoods Slid After Factory Jobs Vanished Milwaukee follows a pattern playing out in many Midwestern and Northeastern cities across the U.S. Downtown areas are booming, while outlying ...
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| US homebuilder sentiment rises in August as sales improve New-home sales have risen 10.1 percent through the first six months of this year versus the same period in 2015, aided by a strong job market and low ...
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| UPS CEO Urges Passage of Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Agreement If the U.S. doesn't take action, he warned, Asian nations will sign their own trade ... He said that 41 million U.S. jobs are currently supported by trade.
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| How Many Americans Have 'Good' Jobs? Each month, Gallup conducts a poll that tracks the percentage of U.S. adults whose jobs meet the aforementioned requirements, called the Gallup ...
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| Travel Industry Jobs Made Modest Diversity Gains in 2015 An American Airlines pilot demonstrates an electronic flight bag on an iPad. More than 90 percent of U.S. airline pilots were white men in 2015.
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| Tim Cook Reveals How Apple Is Searching for the Next Steve Jobs On August 24, 2011, as Steve Jobs's health declined, a then 50-year-old Tim ... We've gone into the Apple Watch business, which has gotten us into ...
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| Jobs at these 10 companies will literally pay you for life Everyone knows that retirement is an iffy proposition in the US. Americans either haven't saved enough, don't earn enough to salt away a nest egg, ...
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