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Local, Indiana unemployment rates see substantial drop
Indiana's unemployment rate is now at its lowest level since late 2008, per April figures released Friday by Indiana Department of Workforce Development. And, St. Joseph County's unemployment rate is now lower than Elkhart County's. Additionally, every...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Employment, Unemployment, Labor Markets
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Fired Ohio teacher: Catholic schools discriminated
CINCINNATI (AP) — At age 30 and single, Christa Dias wanted a baby and decided on artificial insemination. The results: a 14-month-old daughter she adores, a lost job and a federal discrimination lawsuit now moving forward that is being viewed as...Tags: Laws, Justice System, Separation of Church and State, Employment, Career and Workplace
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Eklhart County RV trade now positive poster industry: Governor
Governor Mitch Daniels is applauding the RV industry for its comeback in Elkhart County. Daniels met with industry leaders Friday to talk about jobs, productivity and the future of the industry so crucial to the local economy. Elkhart County's RV were...
Tags: Government, Executive Branch, Employment, Politics, Career and Workplace
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Benton Harbor study: No money + no jobs = (No surprise) Top health stressors
Many living in Benton Harbor don't think there are enough job opportunities and it's affecting their health. That's according to a survey from the Berrien County Department of Health.
The goal was to identify what stresses people out and how that...Tags: Healthy Diet, Conservation, Environmental Issues
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Forbes: Elkhart on list of 'Best Places to Live Cheaply'
Elkhart ranked #10 in Forbes Magazine’s recent list of Best Places to Live Cheaply in the United States.
The list is based on housing affordability, cost of living, the unemployment rate, the quality of public schools and a low violent crime rating...Tags: Indiana, Chicago Jobs, Ohio, Crime, Law and Justice, Career and Workplace
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State disability funds going broke, and going away
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — With hundreds of thousands of wounded veterans looking for work after World War II, many states offered businesses an incentive to hire the returning heroes. They created special disability funds to help pay the tab should...Tags: Physical Disabilities, World War II (1939-1945), Justice System, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Business
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National 'religious freedom' rally sparks big South Bend turnout
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterA large crowd rallied Friday at Jon R. Hunt Plaza as part of a nationwide network of protests against the federal mandate that insurers provide birth control in all employer health plans, even those at many religious organizations. Men, women and...Tags: Religion and Belief, Insurance, Human Rights, Health Treatments, Minority Groups
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Local companies hiring hundreds of workers
SOUTH BEND – Political gridlock in Washington and unrest in the stock market haven't kept some local companies from growing. More than 60 area businesses from actively recruited new hires at a job fair Tuesday at IU South Bend. Fair organizers...Tags: Employers, Chicago Jobs, Unions, Economy, Business and Finance, Business
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Senior PGA Championship to bring 300+ jobs to Benton Harbor
WSBT TV ReporterA major golf tournament coming to southwest Michigan this summer is bringing lots of job opportunities with it, but the competition is pretty stiff. Organizers of the Senior PGA Championship are looking to hire more than 300 people to work temporary jobs...Tags: Services and Shopping, PGA Championship, Golf, Memorial Day, Sports
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South Bend Housing Authority chief resigns
SOUTH BEND TRIBUNESOUTH BEND — Marva Leonard-Dent said that she’s resigning today after nearly 10 years as director of the South Bend Housing Authority. It comes as the agency’s board continues to look for answers to a series of allegations about the...Tags: Interior Policy, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Housing and Urban Planning, Sex Crimes, Chicago Housing Authority
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Proposed rules could limit youth roles on farms
AVILLA, Ind. (AP) — At 14, Sam Lawrence talks about farming like an old-timer.
The middle school student often works the family farm in Noble County decked out in jeans, plaid shirt, boots with spurs and a baseball cap. Sam can't imagine any...Tags: Child Labor, Disasters and Accidents, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agriculture
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Do tattoos have career ramifications?
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterRyan Davis was 18 when he sought out his first tattoo. Now 28, the kitchen worker is a little wiser about how his most visible "stains" affect first impressions. "This" -- he motions with his heavily inked hands toward a zipper across his neck --...Tags: Employment, Employment, Career and Workplace
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