It is true that technology is vital for mankind automating processes, increasing the quality and quantity of goods and services. It is true that the computing technology shrunk our vast world into a village creating economic integration, social and cultural homogeneity and...
Namrata Kath Hazarika | 07 May, 2010 To expand market reach and become profitable in a competitive business environment, it is crucial for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to foray...
SEC Employees Surfed Porn As the global economy slid into a quagmire, the Securities and Exchange Commission did not exactly have its eye on the ball. According to an internal investigation, SEC staff, including senior staff who earn over $200,000 per year, were surfing porn...
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Economists at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) announced on Monday that they couldn't confirm the recession, begun in December 2007 and longer than the Great Depression , is over despite positive...
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Network Rail has announced plans to meet with The Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) next week to try and avert the first national rail strike for 16 years. Yesterday the RMT announced the...
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released February's unemployment figures on Friday indicating no change from last month's 9.7 % unemployment rate. According to the BLS, there were 14.9 million...
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Close to 3 million unemployed Americans will lose their unemployment benefits in April if congress doesn't extend benefits. The unemployment rate in Jan. was 9.7 percent, down.3 percent from Dec. But as of Jan. 6.3...
opinion by Rory Cripps | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 899 views | 29 recommendations | 26 comments
New figures reveal that not only are 2.6million British workers unemployed but that a further 2.8million are underemployed. It's not that Britain is a nation of slackers in fact it's estimated that one-in-ten...
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OK, IM A "LITTLE" OLD TO BE IN THE TEMP TO HIRE MARKET, I GET THAT. LETS START BY DESCRIBING MYSELF AS AN AGENCIE MIGHT SEE ME. IM 46, FEMALE, AVERAGE LOOKING IN EVERY WAY, TOO FRIENDLY,(TOO EAGER) OR DESPERATE, COMPLETELY UNREMARKEBLE! NOW LETS TALK ABOUT...
The Davos World Economic Forum marks its 40h Anniversary at a time when faith in large economic institutions and the people who run them, is at an all time low, and so too it seems is the interest in Davos. The...
opinion by Sudha Krishna | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 1383 views | 4 recommendations | 2 comments
Vocus has released its comprehensive whitepaper State of the Media in 2010 in which it revealed approximately 293 newspapers folded, with nearly 100 of those shuttering in the year’s first quarter alone....
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"A Growing Underclass By CATHERINE RAMPELL Slowly but surely, longer-term unemployment seems to be becoming the norm. While layoffs are slowing, the number of job openings relative to the unemployed population were still at a record low in November. That means...
The December Jobs Report shows that 85,000 jobs were cut in December 2009, and that unemployment in the US remains at 10%. So, while new job loss may be slowing down, it's still very difficult to find a job in the US. A knock-on effect is that job satisfaction is down at 45%,...
I have been doing a Higher Diploma College in Journalism for well over a year now; distance learning being the only way I can do such a course whilst having another job. I was doing it with National...
Happy New Year 2010 to the States NOT. While there may be some signs in the national economic of a turn around in some quarters, states haven’t yet hit bottom yet – and many are already facing massive budget gaps halfway through their fiscal year, despite basing those...