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Unemployed in New York
April 29th, 2008

New York City’s jobless rate rose slightly in March, going from 4.1 percent in February to 4.5 percent. The number of residents with jobs decreased by 21,700 to 3.66 million, according to the adjusted figures. This is the lowest number of available positions in the city in the last seven months. Some economist believe that that this could indicate the turn around of a steady climb in New York City jobs that has been going on for almost five years now.

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Finding Jobs in San Diego
April 29th, 2008

March data showed that San Diego experienced a year-to-year decrease in job listings over the last month. Economist believe that the area’s suffering housing market has ultimately caused the significantly loss of jobs. This is the first time in 15 years that San Diego jobs have decreased over the course of a year.

According to recent data released by the California Employment Development Department, employers cut 1,700 San Diego jobs from March 2007 to March 2008. Over the last month the employment rate jumped from 5.0 percent in February to 5.3 percent in March. In the same month, a year prior, the area jobless rate was only 4.2 percent.

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Health Care Job Search
April 17th, 2008

The fact that the United states is moving towards a sever shortage in qualified professionals for certain health care jobs has been an often spoken of topic for some time now. The continual growth of the population is expected to soon cause many hospitals to find themselves lacking the proper number of staff members to keep patient care satisfactory standards.

Adding to these growing concerns is the large number of doctors and nurses that will soon reach retirement age themselves, leaving the gaps in many medical care facilities even larger. But with the rest of the baby boomer generation moving in the same direction a recent study found that the jobs in healthcare that need qualified workers the most are those that specialize in giving care to the elderly.

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VBA Developer Jobs
March 25th, 2008

Do you think you have what it takes to excel in VBA developer jobs (Visual Basic for Applications) in a rapidly changing environment? A strong analytical ability with excellent developmental and design background skills are just the beginning to a financially rewarding and personally satisfying career.

To truly excel in a progressive environment in a VBA developer job takes a combination of technical skills and interpersonal savvy. Most developers today interface directly with their clients and the customers they serve. And the best way to understand the business and the individual needs of the people who are on the front line is to be a part of the entire business community.

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Progress Energy Hiring in Florida
March 17th, 2008

Progress Energy Inc., on behalf of its subsidiary Progress Energy Florida, asked the Florida Public Service Commission to approve it’s proposed plan for a $14 billion nuclear power plant in Levy County, Florida. In addition to the $14 billion needed to construct two reactors, the company estimates that it will spend approximately $3 billion for necessary transmission upgrades.

Although the new plant would make $1 billion in fuel savings annually possible after it’s proposed opening in 2016-17, it is expected to boost average annual costs for the company’s 1.7 million Florida customers by 3 to 4 percent from 2009 to 20018.

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Finding Cleveland Jobs
March 12th, 2008

Automobile manufacturer Ford Motor Co. recently announced that they will be doing away with approximately 2,500 jobs as part of a massive restructuring plan. Lower demand for Ford vehicles has made this necessary for the company. This decision will effect Cleveland jobs along with those located at the Chicago and Louisville plants.

According to a company spokesperson, many of the jobs in Cleveland may possibly result from company-wide buyouts offered earlier this year. Employees that do not accept one of the ten early retirement packages being offered will be laid off.

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Unemployment in Florida
February 25th, 2008

During the month of December Florida’s unemployment rate rose almost a half percent to the highest it has been since 2004. The 4.7 percent jobless rate is said to be a result of the housing crisis. As a result the construction industry has had to do away with more than 20,000 jobs in Florida since the beginning of 2007. With 6 of the state’s counties making it onto the list of the US cities with the highest foreclosure rates, this comes as no surprise.

The 3.3 percent decrease in construction jobs experienced made December the 10th consecutive month that employment in the industry was lower than the same month of the previous year. The last time this happened in Florida was 1992. Through out the country December marked an increase in unemployment, as the national average went from 4.7 percent to 5 percent. This was the largest one-month gain since October 2001.

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Boerne, Texas Experiencing Rebirth
February 21st, 2008

Just north of San Antonio lies the quiet, little town of Boerne, Texas. Never heard of Boerne?

Boerne boasts incredible landscapes, ideal climate, and a growing economy and business climate. The economy in Boerne is booming and the short drive to San Antonio make it an ideal place to work and live. And Boerne just got busier!

Albany Engineered Composites of Boerne announced that it will double the size of its current facility and add more than 330 new employees to their staff – more than doubling the current staff! This is a great opportunity for residents of Boerne and as well as surrounding workers to find Texas jobs.

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Making Job Connections
February 17th, 2008

Finding a job via the internet has become one of the most popular ways to search for a new job. There are a multitude of ways to network on the internet that may lead to future career opportunities. It is important to be professional with everything you say in a public posting, because you never know who is reading it and where it may lead.

Discussion groups, community forums, and chat rooms all offer opportunities to connect with people who can support you in your job search. Recruiters are constantly monitoring discussion groups and forums, while scouring the internet searching for highly qualified, professional candidates for jobs. This is one more reason to always be polished and professional in what you say.

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Six-Figure Jobs & Social Networking
January 31st, 2008

Those searching for executive level jobs rarely find themselves without opportunities when it comes times to switch employers. The real problem many of those who earn six figure salaries experience is trying to find jobs that meet their expectations. For the most part, executives often have to make critical sacrifices in their personal lives when it comes time to find a new job and a new challenge.

The best way to avoid having to give up something, like extra time with the family, in order to find employment is to be more proactive in one’s job search. Instead of waiting for the next great opportunity to land in their lap, those who hold executive jobs should act as if they are always on the look out for a new job. Because of this, social networking, a concept that is crucial to those dedicated to their careers, is even more important to those who earn six figure incomes.

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