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California's unemployment rate drops to 9.0 percent
By tvgnus posted 2 days ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Nonfarm payroll jobs increase by 10,400 in April • Central Valley sees declines in every county Californias unemployment rate decreased to 9.0 percent in April, and nonfarm payroll jobs increased by 10,400 during the... |
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More bad news for California's jobless
By tvgnus 1 comment, latest 3 days ago:
RentingForHalfTheCost says You know it is a bad sign when the Employment Development Dept is laying off people. ;) It could actually be a good sign, but it is not. |
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California leads nation in 2012 tech employment
By tvgnus posted 5 days ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine States tech workers earn highest wage $123,900 • California remains a critical state for the technology industry California's tech industry added 17,700 net jobs between 2011 and 2012, for a total of 968,800 jobs,... |
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Central Valley farm company challenges states labor mediation rules
By tvgnus 1 comment, latest 1 week ago:
APOCALYPSEFUCK is Shostakovich says That's right. The 2nd Amendment cover this and if you're wronged, you're free to start shooting, typically a machine gun with belt-fed ammo. |
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Job cuts plunge to four-month low
By tvgnus posted 2 weeks ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Fall to 38,121 in April but thats the good news • Americans wages are not quite keeping pace with increased expenses Job cuts in the U.S. in April fell to their lowest level since... |
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California's newly unemployed numbers jump
By tvgnus posted 3 weeks ago:
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California's unemployment rate drops to 9.4 percent
By tvgnus 1 comment, latest 1 month ago:
Blurtman says If there were absoluterly no jobs, and no one looked for a job, the unempoyment rate would be zero. You really have to look at the labor force participation rate, because without that... |
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 McDonald's want ad demands bachelor's degree, two-years experience for cashier
By zzyzzx in Baltimore MD 21230 3 comments, latest 1 month ago:
Dan8267 says zzyzzx says That and importing anything that can be manufactured elsewhere. That and allowing immigration when we don't have enough jobs for our own people. All that immigration occurs for the sole purpose... |
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Child care costs on upswing, says Census Bureau
By tvgnus posted 1 month ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Theyre nearly twice what they were in 1986 • But pay for child care workers has hardly budged Child care costs have nearly doubled in the last quarter century while the percentage of families... |
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California's unemployment rate decreases to 9.6 percent
By tvgnus posted 1 month ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Drops throughout Central Valley • Nonfarm payroll jobs increase by 41,200 Californias unemployment rate decreased to 9.6 percent in February, and nonfarm payroll jobs increased by 41,200 during the month for a total gain... |
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Skilled labor shortage not just a U.S. problem
By tvgnus 4 comments, latest 2 months ago:
zzyzzx says There are no skilled labor shortage if the wages are sufficient. |
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VIDEO: STEM Education: Growing the Valley's Future
By tvgnus 31 comments, latest 2 months ago:
Rin says MMR says Cool video that attempts to explain this phenomenon you are describing. How many offices in SV or Tech in NYC are set up like this? MMR, that was a great video.... |
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Disabled workers work for less if they can find work
By tvgnus posted 2 months ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Census Bureau says most earn less than $25,000 • Several factors may account for this earnings gap Americans with disabilities are less likely to be employed than those without disabilities, and those who are... |
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Survey: Most companies will keep letting employees work from home
By tvgnus posted 2 months ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Few seen ready to follow Yahoos telecommuting ban • Not every worker has the discipline and self-motivation to work from home When struggling big box retailer Best Buy followed in the footsteps of Yahoo!... |
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Job cuts rise 37% in February
By tvgnus posted 2 months ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Second month in a row for increases • Changing economic conditions require them to shuffle workforce priorities Planned job cuts increased for the second consecutive month in February as U.S.-based employers announced workforce reductions... |
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Temporary hiring expected to jump
By tvgnus posted 2 months ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Four out of ten companies plan to hire temps • To meet evolving market demands and quickly scale up Four out of ten U.S. employers plan to hire temporary and contract workers this year... |
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Be careful with the voluntary worker classification settlement program
By tvgnus posted 2 months ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine Why employers must approach with caution • A wrong decision can be costly It is critical that business owners correctly determine whether the individuals providing services are employees or independent contractors (nonemployees). This decision... |
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 Boycott Jobvite and Taleo! Send your resumes to companies that accept EMAIL.
By Patrick in Menlo Park CA 94025 9 comments, latest 2 months ago:
Patrick says The Professor says Why do I need a username and password to submit my resume? Is it really neccessary to type in details of my job history when it can be read from... |
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Employers at risk if they fire pregnant workers for being unable to work
By tvgnus 1 comment, latest 3 months ago:
Ceffer says I'm waiting for them to demand that the foetus gets minimum wage. |
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Companies Keep People to Be Fired With State Work Share
By Patrick in Menlo Park CA 94025 posted 4 months ago:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/ Paying to keep Americans in their jobs rather than giving them cash when they lose them. Washington state has subsidized incomes for dental technicians and plumbers while Rhode Island paid factory and health care... |
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