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Mar 03 2024
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Warren mail carrier shot and killed on the job
WARREN, Ohio -- A Warren mail carrier was shot and killed Saturday afternoon; the suspects are still at large.
According to a statement released by the Warren Police Department, officers were dispatched to the 600 block of Olive Avenue NE on a report of shots fired. U.S. Postal Service employee Jonte Davis, 33, was found in his USPS vehicle with a gunshot wound. Authorities said he was
Cleveland Plain DealerMar 14 2024
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Bristol Hospital cuts 60 jobs while facing millions in losses
BRISTOL, Conn. (WTNH) — Bristol Hospital and Healthcare Group plans to save $6.1 million by cutting 60 positions, the hospital confirmed to News 8 on Thursday. Of those jobs, 21 are filled, 21 are vacant and the rest will be eliminated through “improved staffing management,” according to a written statement from the company. “These decisions were extremely difficult and painful to make,” the
WTNHMar 13 2024
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RI City Named 1 Of The Easiest Places To Land A High-Paying Job
WARWICK, RI — One of the least competitive high-paying job markets in the entire country is right here in Rhode Island, according to a new analysis from Career.io. Using publicly available data from LinkedIn, the career platform ranked every U.S. state and the largest cities based on the number of daily applications for local, high-paying jobs — which were defined as jobs that pay double the
Patch.comMar 13 2024
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NH City Named 1 Of The Easiest Places To Land A High-Paying Job
DOVER, NH — One of the least competitive high-paying job markets in the entire country is right here in New Hampshire, according to a new analysis from Career.io. Using publicly available data from LinkedIn, the career platform ranked every U.S. state and the largest cities based on the number of daily applications for local, high-paying jobs — which were defined as jobs that pay double the
Patch.comMar 19 2024
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Arizona's semiconductor industry:13,000 jobs added, $35B invested since 2020
Since January 2020, 35 companies in the semiconductor industry have announced plans to expand or relocate to Arizona, representing $65 billion in investment, according to data from the Arizona Commerce Authority. Those companies include massive fabrication facilities, like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Intel, which are both underway on multi-billion-dollar projects to manufacture
AZ CentralMar 16 2024
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Looking for leads, not love: Job seekers in China turn Tinder into a networking tool
HONG KONG — Young people in China facing an increasingly tough labor market are turning to an unlikely place for help in their job searches: Tinder. Jade Liang, a master’s student in Shanghai, decided to dust off her account on the dating app after applying to more than 400 jobs online without success. She had previously used it in her search for romance, but now finds it useful to connect
NBC News (Online)Mar 18 2024
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German company pledges 400 manufacturing jobs in Wilson, boosting Eastern NC pharma
The state on Monday approved nearly $5 million in economic incentives for the German pharmaceutical supply maker SCHOTT Pharma to create 401 jobs at a future syringe manufacturing facility in the Eastern North Carolina city of Wilson. Under the terms of the job development investment grant (JDIG) it received, SCHOTT Pharma promises to add these jobs and invest $371 million in the site by 2030
The News & ObserverMar 15 2024
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Irish company opens global HQ in Northern Virginia, hiring for 100 jobs
Just days from St. Patrick's Day, an Irish company is making its mark on Northern Virginia. Hanley Energy unveiled its global headquarters on Friday, a 40,000-square-foot facility in Ashburn in the heart of data center alley. The company is not a data center itself - rather, it provides the energy and power management for data centers and technology such as Amazon Web Services. The move brings
Fox 5 DCMar 12 2024
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A former Utah governor takes a top job with a credit-card company
The former Utah governor and former U.S. ambassador to China, Russia and Singapore will join Mastercard as vice chairman and president of strategic growth, Mastercard announced Monday. Huntsman will oversee Mastercard’s efforts to “[expand] commercial partnerships with governments and public sector institutions,” and lead the company’s “inclusive growth, philanthropy and sustainability agenda
The Salt Lake Tribune