College grads uninterested in government careers - FCW.com

College grads uninterested in government careers FCW.com By Camille Tuutti The federal government is facing serious issues with recruiting and attracting new talent as a new report reveals that only a trivial number of college graduates are considering a public service career. The Partnership for Public ...

Caterpillar shuts Electro-Motive plant in London, Ont., where workers locked out - CanadianBusiness.com

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Caterpillar shuts Electro-Motive plant in London, Ont., where workers locked out CanadianBusiness.com The Ontario Federation of Labour also lashed out at the federal government for not protecting the jobs at Electro-Motive. "Job loss like this is going to continue to decimate towns across the country as long as Prime Minister Harper continues to allow ... Now what?London Free Press Harper 'Checks Out' on Caterpillar Workers: Federal Government Abandons ...MarketWatch (press release) Caterpillar Cracks the Whipsaw, Closing Ontario PlantLabor Notes National Post -Wall Street Journal -Windsor Star all 421 news articles »

Cresa: Reduced Federal Spending Spurs Decline in DC Office Demand - Citybizlist Real Estate

Cresa: Reduced Federal Spending Spurs Decline in DC Office Demand Citybizlist Real Estate The office-using sectors of the economy only generated 600 new jobs for the entire year. This was well down from the 6300 jobs created during 2010. The Federal Government was the biggest drag on job creation in 2011 as the sector shed 2100 jobs.

Republicans eye government jobs to limit defense cuts - Reuters

Republicans eye government jobs to limit defense cuts Reuters Under the measure, about $127 billion would be saved by scaling back the 2 million-strong federal civilian workforce through attrition and freezing its pay. A 5 percent cut in personnel would translate to about 100000 jobs. Agencies would only be able ... and more »

The road to White House under construction - Indiana Daily Student

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The road to White House under construction Indiana Daily Student This may come as a shock, but the private sector has added jobs for 23 straight months. That amounts to around 3.7 million jobs. The federal government, however, due to blown-up concerns about the debt, has been hemorrhaging jobs. Wonkbook: Obama's fresh lead remains vulnerable to Europe's woesWashington Post (blog) Last Friday the GOP Had a Really Bad DayHuffington Post (blog) U.S. adds 243000 jobs in JanuaryPhiladelphia Inquirer FinFacts Ireland -Christian Science Monitor -Politico all 2,770 news articles »