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The government should do more to help businesses create jobs amid a continuing bleak outlook for the U.S. labor market, according to the majority of economists in the latest Wall Street Journal forecasting survey. Twenty-seven of the 51 economists, not...
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A group of senior House Democrats say they want to expand on the ideas that Obama put forth, hoping to make up for the $787 billion stimulus they say was too small. They voiced worry Wednesday that without changes, the new jobs bill will follow the path...
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At a news conference in Bern, Leuthard called for increased cooperation so that young people could have a better education. She also advised companies to continue to employ their apprentices after their vocational training. The call did not fall on deaf...
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THE fastest jobs growth in three years has signalled the peak in unemployment and sparked concerns among chief executives that Australia will again be facing acute labour shortages with competition from Government stimulus spending. The jobless rate...
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The consensus among economists is that 5,000 jobs will have been created during November, after an increase of more than 24,000 the previous month. But the unemployment rate is expected to worsen from 5.8 per cent in October to 5.9 per cent last month.
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The study estimates that in January, one million Americans will lose their unemployment benefits -- and by the end of March, a total of 3.2 million workers will lose that very essential lifeline. And what a lifeline it has been for many of those hardest...
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Sunday, December 6, 2009 By Dan Balz for the BBC's Biodun Iginla Sunday, December 6, 2009 Seven days cannot encapsulate the whole of a presidency, but the past week was a vivid illustration of the arc of President Obama's first year in office....
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In an exclusive interview given to the most widely read newspaper USA Today on December 03 President Barrack Obama rejected the notion that there shouldn’t be special focus on a particular ethnic group when undertaking national economic development.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009 Unemployment in America by Biodun Iginla, BBC News and the Economist Dec 4th 2009 | WASHINGTON, DC From Economist.com The unemployment rate falls slightly in America AP THE American economy has been shedding jobs for nearly...
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Today, in the vaunted era of Obama, the unemployment numbers for November 2009 have come out and it shows some of the highest unemployment numbers since the Great Depression. Despite that the Old Media seems to be playing this as a sign of optimism. Such...
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