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Chief executive officers at U.S. healthcare firms have experienced the most departures for 2013 compared to others, an employment firm said Wednesday.
Job seekers who have been unemployed long-term can be perceived as unemployable, making it even harder to find work, an employment firm based in Chicago said.
Teens should see more job options this summer
Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas said U.S. teenagers are likely to see increased opportunities for employment this summer.
U.S. stocks climb ... Fast food workers to strike in New York ... First quarter layoffs highest in a year ... Jobless benefit claims jump by 28,000 ... News from United Press International.
First quarter layoffs highest in a year
The monthly number of layoffs at U.S. firms has exceeded the same month a year earlier for four of the past six months, a private employment firm said.
Men and women who prefer working from home are feeling the heat as the decision by U.S. Internet giant Yahoo to ban telecommuting focuses renewed attention on the work-at-home culture.
Dow makes it 9 straight gains ... Nevada refuses to settle with Lehman Bros.... Work or basketball? It's a toss up ... Anderson report sees slow, steady growth ... News from United Press International.
Work or basketball? It's a toss up
Chances are fair that U.S. firms will see productivity slide while the NCAA Division 1 college basketball tournament is on the tube, an employment firm said.
U.S. market comeback weakens ... Home prices end 2012 with strong gains ... Colombia greets coffee strike with force ... Yahoo! cancels work-at-home policy ... News from United Press International.
U.S. Internet giant Yahoo! said it was ordering its employees who have been working at home to report back to their company offices.
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Greek PM Antonis vists Beijing
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Greek national flags fly over Tiananmen Square during Greece's Prime Minister Antonis Samaras state visit to Beijing on May 16, 2013. Samaras is in China seeking investment and trade deals to help revive his country's recession-battered economy. UPI/Stephen Shaver