Stage Is Set in U.S. for Jobs Rebound – Wall Street Journal
The rapid pace at which businesses shed jobs during the recession comes with a flip side: Workers will need to be hired back quickly as the economy improves. So deep have companies
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Rambis set to become Timberwolves coach: source – Globe and Mail
L akers assistant Kurt Rambis agreed Sunday to become coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves, according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations. Rambis and the Timberwolves
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Getting Real: The un-Union movement – Calgary Herald
As the worst global recession since the Second World War grinds on — although the Bank of Canada has declared the downturn over in Canada — workers are facing pay cuts, unpaid
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Fed likely to keep key interest rate at record low – Canada East
WASHINGTON – With the economy strengthening but still fragile, Federal Reserve policymakers are expected to hold a key lending rate at a record low this week and will weigh whether
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Earnings will need to show revenue growth if rally is to last, experts – 680 News
TORONTO – Coming off a week on the Toronto stock market that saw the TSX briefly go above 11,000 for the first time in 10 months, it may seem like investors can finally relax. But
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City & Region Area businesses will feel impact from Convergys closure – Kamloops Daily News Online
Melanie Eagland of Dr. Doolittle’s Pets and Supplies hopes to build on her clientele before Convergys closes its doors in April. August 7, 2009 Kamloops – Melanie Eagland
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Stats show Nevada state employees clinging to jobs – Lasvegas Now
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) – Nevada government employment officials say the sluggish economy has slowed the rate of turnover among state employees. Nevada Personnel Director Teresa
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Audit needed on the Green Jobs Program – Canada Free Press
The Chairman of the Carbon Sense Coalition, Mr Viv Forbes, today called for an audit by the Productivity Commission into PM Rudd’s Green Jobs Plan. Forbes explains: “Whenever
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Fewer jobs for the young in July – Abbotsford News
Cory Forsythe is bucking the trend. While 17,600 across B.C. have given up looking for jobs between June and July, the 26-year-old Forsythe remains on the hunt. For the past four
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The Rock’s most precious resource – Globe and Mail
A s a 17-year-old with an adventurous spirit, Ann-Marie Cheeseman spent part of last summer driving 40-ton trucks in the Alberta oil sands. She made big money for a Newfoundland
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