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No matter if you job hunt to find better work or to just get a job to fill
that unemployment void finding work that satisfies all your needs is
important. There are always national and regional news relating to
employment. Watching these types of news items will help you be early in
on any new trends. While these items come from a trusted source you should
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• China to add jobs in tourism industry (International Herald Tribune)
China wants to increase employment in labor-intensive industries because the demand for jobs in the world's most populous nation exceeds supply by about 20 million a year.
• Dallas-Fort Worth area tops among major metros in employment growth (BizJourn...
In the past 12 months ending in July, the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area grew its employment base the most in the nation by adding 68,000 jobs, a new report from the U.S. Department of Labor says.
• Hain begins ‘crusade’ for full employment (Financial Times)
A “crusade” for jobs was under way, Peter Hain told the FT on Monday, with “full employment in our generation” the goal.
• Job seekers flock to KSLA Employment Expo in Bossier City (KSLA-TV Shreveport)
BOSSIER CITY, LA (KSLA) - New jobs could be on the way for dozens of people in the ArkLaTex. They definitely put in the time to make that happen by waiting in line Wednesday morning at the Bossier Civic Center. That was the site of the KSLA Joblink Employment Expo.
• Houston area still gaining jobs (Houston Business Journal)
The Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metropolitan area had the second-largest employment increase in the United States in the year to July, adding 57,100 jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
• Number of jobs in N.O. metro area up from last year (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
The number of jobs available in the metro New Orleans slipped between June and July, primarily because local teachers temporarily dropped off the payroll as schools let out for the summer. But employment growth in the area remains strong, according to the Louisiana Workforce Commission.
• States can do better in attracting decent jobs through investment incentives,...
State and territory governments need to have greater accountability when it comes to offering investment incentives to employers, according to experts at Melbourne Law School’s Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law.
• West Corp. raises wage, will add 380 jobs (El Paso Times)
West Corp. plans to add 380 jobs to its West Side call center in the next two months, and has increased the center's starting wage. The job expansion is being done to meet the growing needs of the center's client, AT&T Wireless, said Dave Pleiss, a spokesman at West's headquarters in Omaha, Neb.
• Assembly hopeful pushes for more jobs (News 10 Now Syracuse)
The republican hoping to unseat democratic incumbent state assemblyman Al Stirpe says he has a plan to help create more jobs in the region.
• Initiative's proposed deck would create some jobs, eliminate others (San Dieg...
Creating new jobs is not a bad thing when the unadjusted unemployment rate in San Diego County rose to 6.4 percent in July -- more than a percentage point below the state average, but 0.4 percent above the national average, according to the San Diego Workforce Partnership.
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