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	US.jobs Daily update ⋅ December 27, 2020
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	Trump must congratulate Biden, help US past partisan anger to work together, by Sen. Chris Brown Press of Atlantic City But we must be careful not to let our competitiveness divide us after elections. President Trump fought as hard as he could and pursued every legal ... Flag as irrelevant
	US population growth smallest in 120 years: Did our state gain or lose people? Southwest Virginia Today Labor-force participation reflects the percentage of the state's civilian population that is working or looking for work, indicating the number of people ... Flag as irrelevant
	Federal unemployment benefits expire without signature on COVID-19 relief KARE11.com "Come together and work for us, the people, that have voted you in, and be there for us in this time." With federal unemployment programs expiring on ... Flag as irrelevant
	How anti-Beijing legislation became one of the few things Democrats and Republicans can agree on Fortune U.S. President Donald Trump last week signed into law the Holding Foreign ... accused the Trump administration of losing 300,000 U.S. jobs in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Unemployment rates up, jobs down in all metro areas across Illinois AdVantageNEWS.com ... the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Illinois Department of Employment Security. The unemployment rate increased over-the-year in all metro ... Flag as irrelevant
	US new vehicle sales surprisingly resilient despite pandemic Michigan Radio Analysts like Michelle Krebs of AutoTrader threw their 2020 U.S. new ... the split nature of the pandemic - which threw millions of workers in jobs in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Live Life Fully: And that's a wrap on 2020 Charleston Gazette-Mail For many of us, jobs and schooling became remote. ... Another major consequence of 2020 has been numerous job layoffs and business closings. Flag as irrelevant
	How global health issues affect all of us Youngstown Vindicator Our international trade depends on it and supports over 1 million jobs locally. We have to be concerned about health globally as it impacts us here too. Flag as irrelevant
	The public health generation — COVID-19 is driving Kansas students to careers in medicine The Topeka Capital-Journal "Especially for my generation, we see the impact that current public health officials have on us and how they're protecting our family members, and it's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Your View by Sen. Bob Casey: Why we need a big New Deal-style jobs program The Morning Call President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the U.S. Congress in the 1930s didn't wait for the private sector to bounce back on its own. They took decisive ... Flag as irrelevant
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