Even though our local economy appears to be improving and unemployment rates generally are falling, we are not yet in an economic "recovery." Many individuals still face the harsh reality of unemployment and are going through the process of assessing thei
GRANT SCHULTE Associated Press LINCOLN, Neb. Nebraskans without a job, an education or the skills to advance professionally would have a new shot at training under two measures in the Legislature that seek to help people amid a slowly growing economy. One measure by Omaha Sen. Heath Mello would offer state money for job-training programs to help low-income Nebraskans prepare a resume, manage …
The Class of 2012 will graduate this May with the unique distinction of having begun college when the economy first nosedived, four years ago.
The Class of 2012 will graduate this May with the unique distinction of having begun college when the economy first nosedived, four years ago.
Key indicators point to an improving economy in 2012, stimulating job growth and an acceleration in hiring. Teens4Hire.org says this signals more potential job opportunities that adult (18-19) and minor (14-17) teens can fill. Teens should get ready now to compete for the openings.
(PRWeb January 19, 2012)
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