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Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden meets young people at Crystal Palace FC's youth hub
New ReviewWork and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden with Clare Sumner, Premier League Chief Policy and Social Impact Officer, and Mike Summers from the Palace for Life Foundation, beside the pitch during a visit to Crystal Palace FC's youth hub at...
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Interest rate historical impact
New ReviewWhat impact will the Federal Reserve rate cut have on you and the U.S. economy? (Scripps News)
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Federal Reserve cuts rates by quarter point
New ReviewThe Federal Reserve’s policy committee voted on Wednesday to cut interest rates as inflation stays above target and U.S. job growth slows. (Scripps News)
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Federal Reserve cuts rates for the first time this year
New ReviewThe Federal Reserve’s policy committee voted on Wednesday to cut interest rates as inflation stays above target and U.S. job growth slows. (Scripps News)
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'An exciting time:' Amazon's Kim Majerus on using AI for education and in the workforce
New ReviewThe advent of AI is bringing potential upheaval to the workforce. Amazon's Kim Majerus explains how new AI tools could reshape education, retraining and the modern job market. (Scripps News)
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'Unhinged': Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker responds to Trump threat to deploy National Guard to Chicago
President Donald Trump is again threatening to send the National Guard into Democrat-led cities to fight crime. (Scripps News)
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Economy Insights: State of Spain's Economy Decoded
Economy Insights: Spain is defying the broader European economic slowdown, Emerging as one of eurozone's fastest-growing major economy for a second consecutive year. While countries like Germany, France, and Italy are seeing sluggish or...
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JP Morgan: AI threatens 45% of U.S. jobs in white-collar roles
Artificial Intelligence is beginning to reshape work patterns, and JP Morgan warns it could lead to a jobless recovery in the U.S., where economic growth returns but jobs, particularly in white collar sectors, do not.
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Technical and vocational graduates earning big
With no college debt and high starting salaries, it’s no wonder enrollment in vocational and trade schools has increased in recent years. (Scripps News)
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Hiring slowdown: Job seekers struggle to find work despite low unemployment rate
With nearly 800,000 layoffs in the first half of this year, job seekers are facing difficulties, including lengthy application processes and salary reductions. (Scripps News)
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Retired nurse says NHS will 'fall apart' if junior doctors' pay is not improved as thousands take strike action
Dave Bell, a retired nurse and member of the campaign group Keep Our NHS Public, stood in solidarity with striking doctors outside St Thomas’ Hospital in London. “Britain’s doctors are the backbone of our NHS,” he said. “If you ask...
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Lowe’s closing 34 stores across country; Quebec hit hardest
Lowe’s will be closing 34 stores across Canada as of February. The hardware chain announced a major restructuring today to combat underperformance. Quebec will be hit hardest, with 12 stores shuttering.
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Is the world's economy heading towards a decade of depression? | The Bottom Line
Economist Nouriel Roubini offers dire predictions in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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In the Gig Economy, Etsy Empowers Its Female Entrepreneurs
Almost 90 percent of Etsy’s 1.9 million active sellers worldwide identify as women, a statistic that the e-commerce marketplace based out of Brooklyn proudly says highlights the changing economy.
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Road Trip Europe Day 37 Rasnov: Small businesses struggle in Romania
With under three weeks until the EU elections, our road trip has arrived in the Transylvania region of Romania, where Euronews reporters Damon Embling and Gabor Tanacs hear from a small business owner about the difficulties of operating...
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UK businesses nervous of a "slow Brexit"
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Tuesday: “All eyes are on the British Parliament.” He wasn’t wrong. The latest twist of the Brexit saga will see British MPs take control of the process and hold so-called...
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Canadian economy surprises analysts with huge job growth in early 2019
The Canadian economy has surprised analysts with jobs growth far beyond most projections, with most of the added positions found in Ontario.
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International Women’s Day 2019: Highlighting Canadian women helping women
On International Women’s Day 2019, we highlight several Canadian women helping other women as a focus of their careers.
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The place of oil and gas in the future of Alberta’s energy sector faces questions
How do oil and gas fit into the future of Alberta’s energy sector? We have a look at how pipeline advocates are coming together with those who believe renewables are the way forward.
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Positive EU unemployment figures might not be telling the whole story | Raw Politics
A newly released report from the European Commission suggests the lowest unemployment rates of the century. However, a deeper look at the numbers shows that they don't tell the full story. The data showed that although unemployment is...
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What will our jobs look like when employers go droid?
Robots are getting smarter, and the consequences are becoming harder to predict. Who loses their jobs? Which industries are vulnerable? Kim Brunhuber explores the robot revolution.
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Apple to Build $1 Billion Campus in Austin, Add Jobs Around Country
Apple says it will build a $1 billion new campus in Austin, Tex. that would almost double the size of its current footprint in the city, with the room to house as many as 15,000 new jobs.
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Employment insurance turns into tax headache | CBC Go Public
An Ontario man who was mistakenly overpaid by the government for employment insurance was told to pay back not only the overpayment, but also the income taxes on the overpayment. He only received the tax money back after CBC Go Public...
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Economic Analyst: Don't Let the Latest Unemployment Numbers Fool You
The Labor Department reported on Friday that the unemployment rate in the U.S. dropped to 3.9 percent and 157,000 new jobs were added in July. But Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate reminded Cheddar that inflation is still...