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State report shows county’s jobless rate improves in August

The Robesonian 30 Sep 2023
... to the Commerce Department ... A statement from the Commerce department said it’s important to note that “employment estimates are subject to large seasonal patterns; therefore, it is advisable to focus on over-the-year changes in the not seasonally adjusted estimates.
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What are the marketing tactics that brands utilise during the festive seasons in India?

Financial Express 30 Sep 2023
In this ever-evolving landscape, where tradition meets innovation, understanding the marketing strategies employed during India’s festive seasons is crucial for businesses seeking to make their mark in this diverse and dynamic market ... of creativity, tradition and commerce.
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China’s gateway to North Korea waits in vain for border opening

Taipei Times 30 Sep 2023
But commerce ground to a halt in January 2020 when North Korea slammed its borders shut to insulate it from COVID-19 — marooning thousands of its citizens overseas ... But traders said restrictions on the movement of people and goods continued to hammer commerce ... Other traders hinted that certain types of under-the-table commerce were also possible.
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Jobless report doesn't yet show Klaussner collapse

The Courier-Tribune 29 Sep 2023
Department of Commerce doesn’t reflect the full effect of the layoff of 800 workers last month by Asheboro-based Klaussner Furniture Industries Inc., a department official said ... 7, said David Rhoades, communications director for the state Commerce Department ... Department of Commerce reported ... Commerce Department reports.
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Alamance job market remains steady

Burlington Times-News 29 Sep 2023
Department of Commerce reported ... Department of Commerce reported ... All 15 of the state’s metropolitan areas recorded rate decreases over the year, according to the state Commerce Department. The number of counties recording jobless rates at or below 5% — historically the sign of a healthy employment market — totaled 92 in August, up from 91 in July.
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Ohio's minimum wage to rise on Jan. 1. Everything you need to know about the increase

Marion Star 29 Sep 2023
Ohioans making minimum wage will get a pay raise next year. The Ohio Department of Commerce announced Friday that state's minimum wage will go up starting Jan. 1 ... Why is my employer not paying minimum wage?. The Ohio Department of Commerce says smaller companies or businesses with annual gross receipts under $385,000 as of Jan.
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China’s gateway to North Korea waits for border opening

Manila Standard 29 Sep 2023
But commerce ground to a halt in January 2020 when North Korea slammed its borders shut to insulate it from Covid-19—marooning thousands of its citizens overseas ... But traders said restrictions on the movement of people and goods continued to hammer commerce ... Other traders hinted that certain types of under-the-table commerce were also possible.
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New to The Street Leadership Program Interviews Two Inspirational Leaders, Jon Gordon and Tom ...

The Eagle-Tribune 29 Sep 2023
From 2012 - 2022, NetApp was a Fortune 500 listed public company, and Fortune magazine recognized NetApp as the best Company to have employment. In 2009, Morgan Stanley Co-awarded Tom their leadership award in "Global Commerce." ... Morgan Stanley Leadership Award for Global Commerce.
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Meet 20 finalists for 10 to Watch 2023 Seacoast young professionals contest

Seacoast Online 29 Sep 2023
Bachman was recognized with the prestigious Emerging Leader award from the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce in 2021 and with the Most Improved award from her employer Colliers International in 2020 ... She has helped organize food drives and participates in local chamber of commerce events.
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Dual trainings to solve unemployment

Sun Star 28 Sep 2023
Melanie Ng, regional governor of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry-Central Visayas, said what she liked about the TPB is that it focuses on improving the employability and competitiveness of the Filipino workforce through upskilling and reskilling initiatives.
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Commentary: SC teachers get paid family leave. So should everyone else.

The Post and Courier 28 Sep 2023
It’s overwhelmingly supported by voters and gaining enthusiasm among employers ... Chamber of Commerce and Business Roundtable have said that enacting uniform standards nationwide would relieve multi-state and national employers of the burden of navigating conflicting state and local requirements.
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BoI urges Japanese firms to invest in PH

The Manila Times 28 Sep 2023
"We saw the strong commitment of the Philippine government in attracting foreign investors," said Nihei. Another delegate, Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Philippines Vice President Nobuo Fuji said that they are looking to create more investments and employment opportunities in the Philippines ... 11, 2008 ....
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One Woodbury event promotes unity and diversity through music and food

Pioneer Press 28 Sep 2023
Woodbury is hosting a new event this weekend celebrating the diversity of the community ... Temmy Olasimbo (Courtesy photo) ... “Just the way people have embraced this has been surprising.”. The event was funded through grants and sponsors from groups such as Hiway Credit, the Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce, the YMCA and Olasimbo’s own employer Best Buy.
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BOI vows to address Japan investors’ concerns

Manila Bulletin 28 Sep 2023
In a statement, the Board of Investments (BOI) said that during the Sept ... Signed by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr ... Meanwhile, Nobuo Fujii, Vice-President of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Philippines, Inc. (JCCIPI), emphasized that they are looking to create more investments and employment opportunities in the Philippines. .
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Here's why a representative of Saudi Arabia is talking to Wichita investors, business people

News-Press Now 28 Sep 2023
Spirit AeroSystems, which manufactures 787 fuselages and engine pylons in Wichita, is on the World Trade Council's board of directors along with other major employers and a representative from the Kansas Department of Commerce.
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