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 National Post | Can't find a job where you live? Ottawa might help you move, new study suggests National Post OTTAWA — A new study from the Human Resources Department suggests Ottawa is looking at ways to get people receiving employment insurance to move to other regions with more jobs. Such measures would go beyond the Harper government's new policy that ... EI reforms would impose 'nanny state,' NDP says Bring the insurance back to employment insurance Federal study suggests relocating EI recipients to regions with labour needs |
Government attacked over country job losses ABC Online By Peter Lenaghan Labor is using the latest employment data to step up its attack on the State Government's jobs record in country Victoria. The jobs debate has intensified in recent weeks and the State Opposition says the latest figures from the ... |
Hiring in local factories stronger than service jobs Buffalo News By David Robinson Job growth in the Buffalo Niagara region cooled a bit during April as a rebound in hiring at the area's factories was partly offset by weakness in the service sector, the state Labor Department reported today. |
Higher Education Employment Growth Outpaces U.S. Jobs Growth, But Gap Narrows Sacramento Bee The number of higher education job postings was up 21.1 percent in Q1 2012, down from 38.5 percent growth in Q1 2011. In addition, the report found that colleges and universities continued to focus more on hiring administrators and executives over ... |
Methodology For Forbes' Best Cities For Tech Jobs List Forbes By Mark Schill Our Best Cities for Technology Jobs ranking is a weighted index measuring growth and concentration of technology-related employment in the nation's 51 largest metropolitan regions. The index includes both tech industry employment data ... Seattle still best for tech jobs Seattle ranks No. 1 in tech sector job growth Seattle No. 1 for tech jobs, study finds |
 Boston.com | US unemployment aid applications stay at 370000 Boston.com The government only counts people as unemployed if they are actively looking for a job. The pace of hiring slowed sharply in March and April, to an average of 135000 jobs per month. That raised fears that the job market is weakening. Unemployment Benefit Applications Remain Unchanged Weekly Claims Hold Steady as Jobs Picture Still Murky |
Unemployment rate, job numbers continue to confound Access Washington “It's always confounding when the surveys produce contradictory results,” said Dave Wallace, senior economist at Washington's Employment Security Department. “Based on experience over the past several months, the job numbers are likely to be revised. Statewide unemployment rate drops to 8.1 percent State's jobless rate drops to 8.1 percent Washington unemployment rate falls to 8.1 percent |
Libs show courage over jobs: Forrest The Australian "If the Liberals are ready to restart the government's part of the Australian Employment Covenant, they will find enthusiastic employers and indigenous workers. "Linking employer-directed training to guaranteed jobs is a proven success. |
How to Handle an Employment Gap U.S. News & World Report (blog) That might be due to going back to school, raising children, illness or job loss. While it might not seem like an issue from the job-seeker's perspective, it can send up red flags to employers. Gaps in your employment history without explanation make ... |
 New York Times (blog) | Pennsylvania's Employment Situation for April 2012 Sacramento Bee Resident employment was up 27000 to 5954000, and the number of unemployed residents fell 6000 to 474000. Pennsylvania's labor force was 32000 above its April 2011 level. Seasonally adjusted total nonfarm jobs in Pennsylvania were down 600 in April to ... City's Jobless Rate Dips After Steady Rise Mass. unemployment rate falls to 6.3 percent in April; Employers add 2500 jobs Arizona's jobless rate at 8.2% |