Google Alert - US.jobs

	US.jobs Daily update ⋅ October 28, 2020
	NEWS
	US Lost Over 60 Million Jobs—Now Robots, Tech And Artificial Intelligence Will Take Millions More Forbes If we didn't have enough to worry about—Covid-19, a nation divided, massive job losses and civil unrest—now we have to be concerned that robots ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Warehouse Jobs Top Pre-Covid Levels as Online Sales Boom BloombergQuint While overall employment across the U.S. is still nearly 11 million below pre-virus levels, the warehousing and storage industry is one of the few sectors ... Flag as irrelevant
	KBRA Releases Research – Many Moving Pieces: COVID-19's Impact on US Jobs Business Wire KBRA Releases Research – Many Moving Pieces: COVID-19's Impact on U.S. Jobs. October 27, 2020 11:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time. NEW YORK--( ... Flag as irrelevant
	Agencies Will Shed 52000 Jobs In US Through 2021, Forrester Predicts MediaPost Communications Analysts at Forrester estimate U.S. agencies will shed 52,000 jobs through 2021, and the major holding companies will lay off or furlough 49,000 ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Consumer Confidence Dips As Jobs Outlook Wanes pymnts.com The Expectations Index — an assessment of people's short-term outlook for income, business and labor — dropped to 98.4 from 102.9. "Consumers' ... Flag as irrelevant
	Amazon looking to add 100000 new seasonal jobs theloadstar.com "With more than 12 million Americans out of work according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics1 these new seasonal roles in several locations ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mexican President Pledges to Ban Outsourcing of Jobs U.S. News & World Report Zeta to Strengthen Before Hitting U.S.. Flag as irrelevant
	The Rust Belt boom that wasn't: Heartland job growth lagged under Trump Reuters With the U.S. election just a week away, recently released government data and new analysis show just how little progress Trump made in changing ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Sen. Bill Cassidy, in new TV ad, hits Joe Biden's comments about oil and gas industry The Advocate ... to develop a renewable energy industry to combat global warming and create millions of jobs, the U.S. should move away from fossil fuels over time. Flag as irrelevant
	Editorial: Restricting skilled immigrant labor hurts US workers The Columbus Dispatch Editorial: Restricting skilled immigrant labor hurts US workers. Bloomberg Opinion. Columbus Dispatch. President Donald Trump speaks as he holds a ... Flag as irrelevant
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