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| How I Got My Art Job: The Head of United States Artists on Why Giving Away Money Is More ... How I got the job I have now: I was living in Baltimore and running the Contemporary museum there. Sammy Hoi, one of my mentors and close colleagues, is the president of MICA and is on the board of United States Artists. They were about six months into their search for a CEO when I got alerted by ...
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| Government shutdown 2018: what a federal government shutdown actually means US Citizenship and Immigration Services will largely be unaffected by the shutdown simply because it doesn't get its money from Congress; it's funded ... But the "essential" government doesn't think that every official whose job is to check compliance with the laws is an essential one — even if those laws ...
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| Everything you need to know about a government shutdown Civiletti's guidance for retaining employees whose jobs involve public safety and the protection of property continues to determine who works and who doesn't. ... The mail will keep coming, because the U.S. Postal Service is not dependent on federal appropriations for its day-to-day operations.
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| New Study Shows Just How Bad the US Labor Market's Competition Problem Really Is In order to determine the pervasiveness of labor market monopsony, the authors rely on 2010–13 data from CareerBuilder.com, the largest job search site in the United States which represents about a third of online US job vacancies. They then look at over 8,000 local job markets, defined by occupation ...
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| Remember When: Moving to find a better job? Think again, buddy Okay: this is puzzling and a bit troubling. The United States Employment Service (USES) was a powerful Federal agency created during World War I to control the nation's labor, shipping groups of workers to farms or factories as required. Now, several histories agree that USES was de-fanged and ...
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| Carter: Real news helps discover the truth I'm not talking about the trash by Alex Jones and those like him, I'm talking about media professionals who take their jobs – and the First Amendment of the United States – seriously. I find it ironic that the same people who point to Jefferson and Madison and tell us they wanted us to found a Christian ...
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