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Ohio's mass layoffs drop to 2008 level

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Graduated? Seven job tips for college graduates. The job data might seem rosier, but finding a job is harder than ever – especially for the nearly 2 million college students who will have graduated this year. Newly minted college graduates are up against experienced mid-career professionals who are also out there searching. Use these seven career

Don't Be Fooled By The Jobs Report Including part-time workers who have not been able to find full-time jobs, and those who have given up looking for a job, the "underemployed" rate rose to 15.9% in April. That seems to more closely resemble what the ISM Index said about the economy slowing further in April.

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Chase to increase workforce in Central Ohio with up to 1,000 jobs - Banking Business Review Chase, the US consumer and commercial banking business of JP Morgan Chase & Co, is planning to add between 500 and 1,000 mortgage-servicing jobs to it

County jobless rates drop below 10 percent ,

The-Daily-Record.com - Study: Public sector to lose 51,000 jobs, 26,000 of those teachers, with new. COLUMBUS -- Ohio's public sector stands to lose more than 51,000 jobs under the $55.5 billion biennial budget proposed by Gov. John Kasich, a liberal think tank announced Thursday.

Ohio bioscience job growth a bright spot in dismal state employment trends Ohio's bioscience industry employs about 62,500 workers, up nearly 20 percent over the last decade. Read about what bioscience subsectors are adding the most jobs.

Ohio job cuts eased in March | Dayton Business Journal Dayton, OH News - View Daily Local Business News, Resources & more in Dayton, Ohio.

Ohio’s Jobs Budget Katrina Trinko writes on NRO: For conservatives, it’s a recession-era dream budget. “It balances the budget, preserves our tax cuts, and sets the stage for renewing the ability of Ohio to create jobs,” Ohio governor John Kasich tells National Review Online. The $55.5 billion budget, which covers the

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Ohio 'jobs budget': Adding insult to injury for labor unions? Ohio is already considering a Wisconsin-like bill to take on labor unions. Now Gov. John Kasich is proposing a budget that could significantly cut union ranks.