Archive for the ‘Business Stories’ Category
Sharron Angle Calls Unemployed “Spoiled”
Nevada citizens and the nation’s unemployed have much to be concerned about if Sharron Angle is to become Nevada’s new Senator after Mid-Term election results are decided next Tuesday. In the state with the highest unemployment rate in the nation (currently over 14%), she has publicly stated that the unemployed are spoiled and unwilling to […]
In: Business Stories, Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Election Results, Jay Leno, job, Nevada Citizens, New Jobs, Salary Information, Unemployment Rate, Working Parents
Best Cities for Jobs and Housing
Bert Sperling of BestPlaces.net has just compiled a list of the 10 best places to relocate to in America based on a variety of factors from cost of living, quality of life, low crime rates and availability of jobs. These are not places that have been highly reactive to boom and bust cycles but are […]
In: Business Stories, Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Bert Sperling, Bny Mellon, Catholic Health Initiatives, Conagra Foods, Creighton University Medical Center, Hsbc Bank, Iowa Health System, Jps Health Network, Kaleida Health, Pnc Bank, Promega Corporation, Soliant Health, Td Ameritrade, Texas Health Resources, Unitedhealth Group, University Of Wisconsin Hospital, Wellpoint Inc, West Des Moines, West Des Moines Ia, Westinghouse Electric Company
Mid-Term Elections and Unemployment Extension 2010
When you cast your vote in the upcoming mid-term elections next Tuesday, here is a reminder of 11 Senators up for Re-Election that held up the unemployment extension for 2 months this year and cast their votes against this emergency assistance to the millions of people who are unemployed through no fault of their own. […]
In: Business Stories · Tagged with: Chuck Grassley, David Vitter, Emergency Assistance, Jim Demint, John Mccain, John Thune, Johnny Isakson, Lisa Murkowski, Louisana, Mid Term Elections, Mike Crapo, Oklahoma Tom, Reminder, Richard Burr, Richard Shelby, Salary Information, Senators, South Dakota, Tom Coburn, Unemployment Extension
