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Out of work? More trouble is lining up
Chicago Tribune correspondentSeated beside a blue-jeans display at the Gap along North Michigan Avenue on Friday, Armando Torres filled in the last box of his application, then marched up three flights of stairs to join his fellow job seekers. The job fair at this busy downtown...Tags: Manpower Incorporated, Political Candidates, Chicago Jobs, Unemployment, Soldier Field
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Jobless rate up, signals 'R' word
Chicago Tribune reporterThe nation's jobless rate jumped to 6.1 percent in August—its highest level in five years—as U.S. employers accelerated workforce cuts in response to weakening economic conditions. The Labor Department reported Friday that employers chopped...Tags: Industrial Production, Employers, Business, Unemployment, Employees
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U.S. workers produce more, cost less
From Chicago Tribune news servicesU.S. worker productivity in the second quarter increased far more than previously estimated and labor costs unexpectedly declined, as employers trimmed payrolls without sacrificing production. Productivity, a measure of employee output per hour, rose...Tags: Federal Reserve, Productivity, Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements, Wages and Pensions
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Family legacy to preserve city's architectural gems
Chicago Tribune reporterMetropolitan Properties of Chicago LLC has prospered by preserving pieces of downtown's built legacy and adapting them to changing markets. When Louis D'Angelo formed the property management and investment firm in 1991, he was deepening already...Tags: Renzo Piano, Michigan, Architecture, Property, Millennium Park
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Shells Seafood files for Chapter 11, closes some restaurants in Orlando area
Sentinel Staff WriterShells Seafood Restaurants Inc. abruptly shut down its three Orlando-area locations Wednesday after filing for bankruptcy protection, becoming the latest casual-dining chain to fall victim to the sour economy. Shells, based in Tampa, filed for Chapter 11...Tags: Beach Vacations, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Bennigan's, Financially Distressed Companies, Tampa
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Cost-cutting: Boca Raton company among those seeking workers' ideas
Want to impress your boss? Come up with some cost-cutting strategies in this recession. It could help save your job. A receptionist at Champion Solutions Group in Boca Raton questioned why its out-of-town salespeople were sending expense reports by...Tags: Employers, Employees, Broward County, Personal Service, Home Depot Incorporated
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Lush Ltd. employees to wear nothing but aprons today to protest excessive use of packaging
Sentinel Staff WriterShoppers at the Florida Mall and passengers at Orlando International may be startled today to see employees of beauty-supply shop Lush Ltd. wearing nothing but aprons. The stunt -- workers will be donning aprons reading "Ask Me Why I am Naked" at noon at...Tags: Beauty Products, Employees, Orlando, Beauty Products and Fragrances, Florida Mall
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Cutbacks Could Offer A Time To Shine
As the unemployment rate marches higher — it was 5.7 percent in July, a full percentage point higher than a year ago — you can't help but be thankful if you have a job. Your warm sense of appreciation might turn decidedly tepid, however, once...Tags: Employers, Employees, Layoffs and Downsizing, Business Enterprises, Productivity
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Cutbacks could be your time to shine
As the unemployment rate marches higher—it was 5.7 percent in July, a full percentage point higher than a year ago—you can't help but be thankful if you have a job. Your warm sense of appreciation might turn decidedly tepid, however, once you...Tags: Employers, Employees, Layoffs and Downsizing, Business Enterprises, Productivity
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Housing bottom could be near
Of The Associated PressAmericans felt better about the economy in August, as a barometer of sentiment posted the biggest boost in two years amid falling gas prices. Two reports suggested that a bottom could be nearing for the housing market, but economists caution it's too...Tags: Natural Disasters, Flowers, Consumer Confidence, Wachovia Corp., Energy Saving
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Business makes pizza and protects environment
Forum Publishing GroupAmong all the pizza restaurants in the area, the recently opened Pizza Fusion, at 10160 Forest Hill Blvd., strives to take pizza to a whole new and guilt-free level. Their motto: "Saving the Earth, One Pizza at a Time." For starters, the ingredients...Tags: Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Employees, Hybrid Vehicles, Energy Saving
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Arundel fire department donates school supplies to students
By a Sun reporterAs Anne Arundel schoolchildren return to class this week, 25 of them will have new school supplies provided by county Fire Department employees. Working with the county's social services agency, Fire Department employees paid for backpacks full of...Tags: Employees, Robert Ray, Society, Fires
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