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Kellogg Shifting Ohio Plant Production to Tennessee, Cutting 250 Jobs
Nearly half of the company's Mariemont, OH workforce will be cut by the middle of this year.
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How NEWMA Is Addressing the Skills Shortage in Wisconsin
The Badger State has a workforce problem.
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Heineken to Cut 8,000 Jobs
CEO Dolf van den Brink described 2020 as “a year of unprecedented disruption and transition.”
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COVID-19 May Spell End of Unpaid Internships
Asking college students to work for free is problematic.
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Tyson Foods Launching Career Development Program for Frontline Workers
The in-plant career development program provides Tyson members with job skills training and workforce certifications at no cost.
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Yellen: Biden's Plan Could Restore Full Employment by 2022
She said the urgent need now is to deal with the problems raised by the pandemic-induced recession.
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Nabisco Plant to Close, 600 Jobs Lost
The Oreo plant was known for filling a portion of Route 208 with the smell of fresh-baked cookies.
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India's Ag Body Stiffens Against Protesting Farmers
India's Agriculture Minister said the new laws will lead to more private investment in agriculture and raise earnings.
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Employers Add Just 49K Jobs, Unemployment Falls
It shows that the viral pandemic retains a tight grip on the economy nearly a year after it triggered a painful recession.
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NAMI: Case Rates Among Meat & Poultry Workers 60% Lower Than US Population
Data shows that COVID-19 infection rates among US meat & poultry workers are also two-thirds lower than they were last May.
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House Panel Investigating Meat Plant Deaths, Infections
One plant's OSHA fine after nearly 1,300 cases four deaths equated to less than $11 per infected employee.
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Businesses Face Hard Decisions on Whether, When to Hire
For many, it's a question of how comfortable customers will feel about gathering in places like restaurants, stores and gyms.
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Issues in India's Farmer Protests Mirror Some in US
The protests in New Delhi raise issues that resonate in the United States and have led to dramatic change in rural America.
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Democrats Hit Gas on Push for $15 Minimum Wage
The effort has emerged as an early flashpoint in the fight for a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package.
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Unilever to Drop Suppliers That Fail to Pay Living Wage by 2030
The massive consumer goods company announced a sweeping set of social equity initiatives.