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Hiring
New York Times:
Stimulus spending is a fraught topic, but we may need more of it to prevent a renewed downturn and create badly needed jobs.
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The Guardian:
Just when Chelsea's power appeared to be waning, Carlo Ancelotti has restored the invincible aura of old.Chelsea must appear to Manchester United as a Terminator rolling out from under a blazing oil tanker, shoving an eye bac (Read More)
New York Times:
When you don’t quite have that college diploma, networking can help open doors in your hunt for employment.
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Wall Street Journal:
Business executives aren't budging much from their defensive crouch and could be slow to hire in the months ahead, interviews and a review of conference calls suggest. (Read More)
Topic:
Business
washingtonpost.com - The District:
For Lisa Hall, this is what 10.2 percent unemployment looks like: spending all day at shopping malls going from one store to another in search of a $10-an-hour job, but being constantly told that no one is hiring.
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New York Times:
As the New York economy founders, job seekers are using social events to forge foreign connections that hold hopes of new careers.
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CrunchBoard Jobs:
Senior Web Designer (Global Fitness Media, LLC) - San Francisco Bay AreaTitle: Senior Web Designer Salary: Highly Competitive Package depending on Experience Type: Full or Part time, Contract or Permanent  Location: O (Read More)
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Reuters Video: Business:
Nov. 6 - Reuters columnist Chris Swann says the increase in temporary workers is bad news for the labor market because it means businesses are skeptical about the recovery and less likely to hire full-time workers.
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The Guardian:
With US unemployment leaping above 10%, politicians and policy-makers need to urgently rethink plans for recoveryLike a cold front on the weather map, everyone saw it coming. But that didn't mean that we weren't caught withou (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
One bright spot of Friday's gloomy jobs report was the surge in temporary hires. Companies are hiring more temps with plans to convert them into full-time workers if economic conditions improve. (Read More)
www.guardian.co.uk:
Literary criticism in the 21st century: "Before we knew it, the Age of Margarine was upon us – not golden, but bright yellow, and full of suspicious adulterants."• Positive results of a book clearout, plus additional bookshel (Read More)
Valleywag:
Si Newhouse (pictured, above) canceled Conde Nast's famous Christmas lunch for the second year in a row, and then—uh oh—then he hired a crisis management flack. Did Details dump toxic waste in Peru? According to Keith Kelly, (Read More)
Topics:
Management,
Media
Huffington Post:
Several major banks are fending off legislation meant to regulate the lucrative derivatives market by hiring a high-powered financial lobbyist.The Hill reports that Edward Rosen, a partner at the Cleary Gottlieb firm, has pla (Read More)
Valleywag:
Si Newhouse (pictured, above) canceled Conde Nast's famous Christmas lunch for the second year in a row, and then—uh oh—then he hired a crisis management flack. Did Details dump toxic waste in Peru? According to Keith Kelly, (Read More)
Topics:
Media,
Management
VentureBeat:
The tricks to success change all the time, but the keys to failure are consistent. Serial entrepreneur Jerry Kaplan put together this list in a lecture in Stanford University’s entrepreneur thought leader speaker series in 20 (Read More)
washingtonpost.com - Letters to the Editor:
It is simplistic for critics of D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee to accuse her of hiring only young employees ["Rhee ignored instructions about cuts, council says," front page, Oct. 30]. (Read More)
The Guardian:
Violence in the US involving soldiers is commonplace, with a rise in domestic abuse, murder and suicide since the wars began in Afghanistan and Iraq. But there is nothing commonplace about Major Nidal Malik Hasan, the soldier (Read More)
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