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Employer Didn't Hire You? There's Value in Second PlaceWhen there are more than six unemployed people for every job opening, one thing is sure: the odds are better than good that you won't be the first picked for any particular job. But there's something else to know: It's better to be next in line than last. ...continue Jobs Funding Set to Expire Before It Has Chance to WorkAfter a slow start, states struggling with record unemployment are scrambling to create and expand subsidized jobs programs that could employ thousands of poor adults, teens and disabled people. They're running out of time, however, because nearly $4 billion in unspent stimulus money that would finance the efforts is set to expire on Sept. 30. As a result, many are pushing Congress to make the remaining funds available for another year. ...continue U.S. Service Sector Added Jobs for the Second Consecutive MonthU.S. markets sputtered after two days of strong gains as jobs data appeared mixed: Far fewer jobs lost, but jobs lost, nonetheless. ...continue •Renewable Energy Jobs and the Future•ADP Data Indicates Job Losses at Two-Year Low•In the Job Hunt, Beware of Scams |
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