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Dean Baker, t r u t h o u t Op-Ed The United States has more than 15 million people unemployed...It is the fault of really bad policy decisions by people who get paid more than almost all of the unemployed ever did or ever will.
Tags: allow employment, share programs, work share, Germany, Berlin, Business cycle, Recessions, Labour economics, Unemployment, Macroeconomics, Labor economics, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Labor, Types of unemployment
The nation’s unemployment rate dropped slightly to 10 percent last month, down from a high of 10.2 percent in October. The underemployment rate, which also includes part-time workers and people who have stopped looking for jobs, also fell slightly to...
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The Labor Department unveiled Monday its 2010 legislative agenda, which includes regulations that would require employers to disclose agreements and arrangements made with labor consultants. "When workers or union members have more information about what...
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Statistics Canada said Monday that the value of building permits issued in October rose 18 percent from September to $6.1 billion. The value of residential building projects issued permits in the month rose 3.8 percent to $3.4 billion, the third consecutive...
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University of Colorado economists expect the state to add jobs in the second half of next year, but they still predict the state will lose 3,200 jobs overall in 2010. Nevertheless, CU economist Richard Wobbekind says it's a sign the Colorado economy will...
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It says Christmas arrived nine months early for retailers with the Federal cash handout stimulus measures. It believes strong readings of consumer confidence are "overblown" and instead the economy will engage in patchy recovery in 2010.
Tags: access economics, Australia, Sydney, Consumer behaviour, Barometer, Unemployment, Business Finance, Economics, Consumer confidence
Australian dollar was trading at $US0.9120/24, down 0.37 per cent from Monday's close of $US0.9154/57...During the offshore session, the local unit traded between $US0.9053 and $US0.9189. Westpac New Zealand senior market strategist, Imre Speizer, said...
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The Indiana Senate Tax and Fiscal Policy Committee plans to vote Tuesday on bills to cap property taxes and delay unemployment insurance tax increases. The panel already has held one hearing on the measures to get a start on them before the Legislature...
Tags: Indiana Senate Tax, property tax, Noblesville, Politics, Unemployment, Tom DeLay, Business Finance, Social Issues, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Labor, Taxation in the United States
Under the terms of new rules coming into effect on January 1st, people who have received sick leave benefits for 550 days and those whose sickness compensation has expired will be removed from the insurance system, Sveriges Radio reports. Instead they...
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Now that the Great Recession appears over, the economy looks to be entering a Rocky Recovery, in which much of the nation will continue to struggle well into 2010. The Associated Press' monthly analysis of economic stress in more than 3,100 U.S. counties...
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