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Daley says politics won't taint layoffs
Despite a history of political hiring, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley is scoffing at a federal hiring monitor's demand for guarantees the threatened layoff of city employees due to a huge budget deficit won't turn into a political purge. Daley said Tuesday...Tags: Chicago Sun-Times, Unemployment, Richard M. Daley, Layoffs and Downsizing, Labor Legislation
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Boca Raton students receive back-to-school supplies from city
Forum Publishing GroupBoca Raton — Fire Explorer Post #315 and the Boca Raton Firefighters Benevolent Association partnered recently for the city's 14th annual school supplies for students drive. "They purchased hundreds of notebooks, paper, pencils and other supplies...Tags: Boca Raton, Fires, Christianity, Salvation Army, School Supplies
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Casselberry City Charter Amendments
Sentinel Staff WriterCasselberry voters will decide Aug. 26 whether to make many changes to the city charter. The changes are largely technical, making the city's charter fall in line with others but not making any substantial difference in how Casselberry is run. Heavy...Tags: Police, Law Enforcement, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Elections, Referenda
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Recruiters fill the void after immigration raids
Associated Press WriterThe largest single-site workplace raid in U.S. history may have cost a kosher slaughterhouse in Iowa nearly half its employees, but it's been a boon to labor recruiters around the country. After federal Immigration agents raided Agriprocessors, Inc.,...Tags: Employees, Police, Demographics, Nebraska, Health and Safety at Work
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Recent Southern California earthquake shakes belief in readiness
Special to The TimesAs administrative manager for an Encino dental practice, Melody LeBlanc had trained the staff on what to do when an earthquake hits. Even her husband knew the rules for handling a disaster. But when the Chino Hills quake hit last month, one worker ran...Tags: Employees, Hurricane Preparedness, Small Businesses, Health and Safety at Work, Los Angeles
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Jobless claims down less than expected last week, indicating continued stress in labor markets
AP Business WriterWASHINGTON (AP) _ The number of newly laid-off workers filing applications for unemployment benefits fell less than expected last week, indicating continued stress in labor markets from the weak economy. The Labor Department reported Thursday that...Tags: Unemployment
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A better day-labor market
The Los Angeles City Council is scheduled to vote today on an ordinance that would help mitigate community concerns over men searching for work at large home improvement stores. This ordinance, which The Times opposed in an Aug. 10 editorial, deserves...Tags: Employers, Employees, Los Angeles, Health and Safety at Work, Unemployment
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Corporate expenditures defy decline in economy
Associated PressEconomists keep talking about the fragile state of the consumer, but it might be time to look at how businesses are spending too. Construction of new plants, stores and more is growing at a brisk pace, factory orders are at six-month highs and...Tags: Whole Foods Market, Economy, Texas, Unemployment, Plant Openings
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Atlantic City casino execs killed in Minn. crash
Associated Press WriterGambling and construction executives working to build a new $2 billion mega-casino here were among the eight victims of a plane crash in Minnesota on Thursday. The morning crash that killed employees of Revel Entertainment Inc. and Tishman...Tags: Air Transportation, National Government, Donald Trump, Taj Mahal, Air Transportation Industry
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August 10: Energy vision, people vs. cats, auto labor costs, bikes for beach, CIA does good, merge districts
Labor rates for cars not high I read with great interest the article about auto insurance rates ["Insurers cautioned," News, Aug 7]. The auto collision repair industry will attest to the fact that collision repair labor rates have not increased in any...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, National Government, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Government, Insurance
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Unemployment hits 4-year high as employers ax 51,000 positions
The Associated PressThe nation's unemployment rate climbed to a four-year high of 5.7 percent in July as employers cut 51,000 jobs, dashing the hopes of an influx of young people looking for summer work. Payroll cuts weren't as deep as the 72,000 predicted by economists,...Tags: Employers, Energy, Job Layoffs, Unemployment, Wages and Pensions
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U.S. unemployment rising
From wire reportsThe nation's employers eliminated 51,000 jobs in July, the seventh consecutive contraction in the labor market, as the unemployment rate reached a four-year high, signs that the pressure on business owners and consumers was likely to continue. Still,...Tags: Economy, Unemployment, House Building, Inflation and Deflation, Business
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