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Newspaper Reporter Ranked Worst Job Of 2013, Worse than Lumberjack, Oil Rig Worker [List of 10 Worst Jobs 2013]

What was once seen as a noble and innovative line of work, newspaper journalists are now considered to have the worst job in the world, according to a new survey released Tuesday.

Missouri Construction Employment Declines in March

Construction employment in Missouri dropped by 3.2 percent in March, according to an analysis of federal employment data from Associated General Contractors of America.

Labor Dept. Unfreezes Job Corps Enrollment

The Labor Department lifted its controversial hold on Job Corps enrollments Monday as it tried to deal with an estimated $60 million shortfall, but budget constraints mean fewer youths will be admitted in the future.

Survey Says Fiscal Cliff Had No Effect On Employment

The fiscal cliff is having a minimal effect on businesses, a survey of business economists released Monday shows.

Urban Outfitters Opening Call Center in Georgia, Creating 400 Jobs

Up to as many as 400 jobs will be created by a new Urban Outfitters call center coming to Columbia County in east Georgia, offering some job relief for the area, according to reports.

Jay Z Ends Job as Part Owner of Brooklyn Nets

Jay Z is calling it quits on his job as a part owner of the Brooklyn Nets, according to reports.

Job in the Spotlight Can Lead to Earlier Death, Study Says

A new study found that people who lead a famous life are prone to die at a younger age than their non-famous counterparts.

Recession Slowed But Did Not Hinder 'Job Sprawl'

The Recession has slowed but did not stop the shift of jobs away from the nation's cities over the past decade, according to a Brookings Institution report.

Florida Teachers File Lawsuit Over Rating System

Seven Florida teachers have brought a federal lawsuit to protest job evaluation policies that ties teacher salaries to job performance, measured in part by standardized test scores.

Apple Hiring Chip Engineers Suggests Company Will Begin Custom Chip Development in Florida

A series of recent job postings for Apple who are looking for both software and hardware engineers suggest the company is looking to begin its own chip development in Orlando, Florida.

Peugeot 11,000 Job Cuts Cleared by Trade Unions

French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen has received the backing of unions representing three-quarters of its workers over a plan to slash over 11,000 jobs in France and shut a plant near Paris.

Retail Sales Down in March on Cold Weather, Weak Job Market

Retailers reported that a benchmark sales figure rose slightly during the month, as shoppers cooled on spending, especially with the cold weather that swept across the nation, particularly in the Midwest and East Coast.

Unemployment Claims Drops to 346,000

The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped last week to a seasonally adjusted 346,000,according to a government report released Thursday.

Apple Job Post For "Flexible Display" Engineer Removed Sparking New Product Rumors

Rumors have already circulated that a flexible display iPhone or iWatch may be on Apple's list of upcoming products, and that may just be the case after the company poster a job available at the company for someone with "flexible glass" interest.

Jobs Report: There is 1 Job for Every 3 Unemployed Americans

The number of Americans seeking U.S. unemployment benefits fell sharply last week to a seasonally adjusted 346,000, suggesting March's weak month of hiring may be a temporary slowdown.

Want The 'Best Job in The World?' Stand in Line with 40,000 Other Applicants

More than 40,000 people from 196 countries have applied for Australia's six "Best Jobs in the World", leaving Australian tourism officials with the massive task of paring the list down to 18 finalists. Applicants were asked to produce a 30-second video explaining why they the best person for the job.

Paris Louvre Workers Walkout Over Increased Pickpockets

Paris's Louvre museum closed on Wednesday following a walkout by staff members who are protesting what is said to be a rising problem of pickpockets haunting the famed Paris museum's vast galleries

LinkedIn Recruiter Revamps Homepage

LinkedIn, the professional network service recently rolled out a new, expanded version of its search features which allows for easier filtering on specific companies, jobs, people, and even content.

Former Waitress Sues Hooters For Brain-Surgery Related Job Loss

A former Hooters waitress has sued the restaurant chain in federal court, alleging she was forced out of her job after undergoing brain surgery which left her with buzz cut hair.

February JOLTS Report Predicts Better Jobs Growth

The pace of hiring by employers increased slightly in February, the Labor department said on Tuesday in a report that gave a positive sign for the American job market.

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