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Obama sees electric battery plant as hopeful for the future of the job market and economy
The president has been pushing for a greener economy, and a new electric battery plant may be the beginning of a huge endeavor.
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- ADP released its September 2011 National Employment Report this week, and analysts asserted data collected by the organization shows the dire need for action to invigorate the U.S. labor market. (more »)
- CCS Medical to shift headquarters, create 230 healthcare jobs
- CCS Medical's move to Texas will create 230 healthcare jobs in Dallas County, company officials asserted (more »)
- Experts: Jobs are available, but getting hired will take more effort
- Firms are rapidly and aggressively looking to fill sales jobs, experts affirm, especially as strong sales departments help businesses to log higher revenue and drive overall growth. (more »)
- Critics balk at provision in Obama's job creation bill aimed at preventing discrimination
- Some economists assert some measures in the president's proposal to inject life into the nation's beleaguered labor economy are not conducive to growth. (more »)
- Surprising economists, weekly jobless claims fall markedly, but long-term unemployment threatens recovery, Fed chairman warns
- Weekly initial unemployment claims fell, the Department of Labor said Thursday. (more »)
- Economists: Obama's jobs plan would help to create jobs, ward off recession
- A survey of economists found if passed, Obama's $447 billion jobs plan would likely prevent the recurrence of a recession. (more »)
- Newly announced investments to create thousands of tech jobs, construction jobs in New York
- IBM, Intel and three other technology companies said this week they would allocate $4 billion toward computer-chip research in New York. (more »)
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- Report: U.S. trade deficit with China cost 2.8 million jobs between 2001 and 2010
- The U.S.' growing trade deficit with China eliminated or displaced 2.8 million U.S. jobs between 2001 and 2010. (more »)
- Weekly unemployment claims drop, but persistent joblessness leads Federal Reserve to act
- The latest government data suggests fewer Americans are losing their jobs, but a significant amount of hiring must still occur for the unemployment rate to fall, economists assert. (more »)
- India-based HCL Technologies to create 400 tech jobs in Seattle
- HCL Technologies announced it would create 400 tech jobs in Washington. (more »)
- Innovative plan could create construction jobs, cut U.S. energy usage and fuel economic growth, backers assert
- A business syndicate comprised of a number of high-profile companies plans to exploit a tax scheme on its ambitious quest to drive revenue, lower the nation's greenhouse gas emissions and create hundreds of thousands of construction jobs. (more »)
- Economists worry little can be done to spur job growth as U.S. businesses sit on more than $2 trillion in cash
- As 14 million Americans are unable to find work, and many more are working fewer hours or performing work for which they are overqualified, elected officials have come under fire to stimulate the nation's beleaguered job market. (more »)
- Data indicates real wages stagnant for the vast majority of U.S. workers
- The recession drastically affected the U.S. economy – and those around the world – fundamentally shifting certain aspects of what kinds of workers are now in demand, and what types of businesses continue to hire. (more »)