Hes considering selling some land and looking for a job.
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Also, looking for a job, see my webpage #Blocktober pic.twitter.
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Cast the net wider when you're looking for a job.
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They walk through our doors everyday looking for a job.
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He asked her if she was looking for a job.
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She is looking for a job at an internet firm.
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He's considering selling some land and looking for a job.
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While I was looking for a job, P. paid for everything.
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Nearly a third of young people are looking for a job.
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And, I'm currently out of work and looking for a job.
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She was looking for a job and she was unconscionably assaulted.
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You're at the end of the month, looking for a job.
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Looking for a job is a job in and of itself.
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These are workers who have temporarily stopped looking for a job.
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There's a lot of flexibility when you're looking for a job.
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"I'm looking for a job to get out of the market".
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Are you a worker who is still looking for a job?
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But looking for a job is a job in and of itself.
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It expires on October 15, and I am looking for a job.
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To be considered unemployed, one has to be looking for a job.
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It does not count those who are not looking for a job.
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Those looking for a job may want to emphasize their language skills.
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Or a couple times I tell them I'm looking for a job.
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Highly qualified people will be out of work, looking for a job.
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After a while I told him I was looking for a job.
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With Burton's help she is getting one and looking for a job.
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So Flores famously wrote to every N.F.L. team looking for a job.
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The number of city residents working or looking for a job rose.
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She says she is thinking about looking for a job closer to home.
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I'm not looking for a job to go back to the White House.
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After all, these hackers are looking for a job and a decent lifestyle.
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It's normal when a former EU Commission president is looking for a job.
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I'm looking for a job straight out of school," and they're like, "Great.
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So, if you're looking for a job, don't just focus on one industry.
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So once school was over I got back to looking for a job.
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"That's not a good choice when you're looking for a job," says Lasater.
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On a recent afternoon, Daniele Peluso, 17, showed up looking for a job.
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"Grace" was not working for Ansari or looking for a job from him.
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I broke my fast the first time when I was looking for a job.
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To working moms, "if you are looking for a job, look up," Krawcheck said.
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Rather, the long-term unemployed are less likely to stop looking for a job.
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"I was looking for a job when I realized this was it," she said.
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Indonesia, for example, includes "discouraged workers", who have given up looking for a job.
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Dozens of lawmakers will be hitting the streets looking for a job next year.
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The summer before Michael's junior year, in 1995, he began looking for a job.
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The Indeed app is an excellent resource if you are looking for a job.
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Start to notice a shift in yourself from looking for a job to writing.
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I told her that I was once again looking for a job, any job.
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He would go from store to factory in Rhode Island looking for a job.
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I start looking for a job because I'm afraid of losing my health insurance.
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Here's some advice if you are looking for a job: Stay out of Washington.
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There are more job openings than there are unemployed people looking for a job.
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Each state has its own requirements for what counts as looking for a job.
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I say that I'm looking for a job that the president won't shut down.
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Shouldn't they be looking for a job and then leaving after their allotted 45 minutes?
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Forty years prior, nearly 53 percent of teens were working or looking for a job.
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If they lose it, then looking for a job will become their full-time job.
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Two years later, Wisniewski was making a call-out on Twitter, looking for a job.
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Ms. Madera earned a degree in psychology last year and is looking for a job.
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That figure includes many people who are not looking for a job — students, for instance.
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I'm in the midst of looking for a job, but I've got some good prospects.
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"I told him I was also looking for a job in Washington," Ms. Rivkin said.
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When they're looking for a job, drivers will keep three or four different apps open.
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Soon she was looking for a job again, but did not abandon her fiction writing.
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She found lodging in a rooming house in Venice and went looking for a job.
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They are not physically set up for immigrant landscapers looking for a job or fleeing violence.
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In other words, the investment into a personal headshot communicates, I'm not looking for a job.
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But even though Clarke now may be looking for a job, the administration doesn't seem interested.
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Tough Negotiator: Point this out if you are looking for a job in sales, Breuer says.
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AFTER LEAVING school in 2006 Delvia Mbalati spent the next 12 years looking for a job.
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Looking for a job where you can not only gain experience but also grow your career?
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Unsurprisingly, the site encourages people looking for a job at the chain to apply in person.
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And another 1.6 million just quit looking for a job because they could not find any.
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Until recently, the proportion of Americans either employed or actively looking for a job was falling.
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Most economists predict an economic downturn would be disastrous for young, uneducated men looking for a job.
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Also, I'm looking for a job in tech marketing and I need my A/C installed. Anyone?
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"I had just graduated and moved to London and I was looking for a job," Bellos recalls.
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If you're looking for a job, the current market is the best it has been in years.
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For example, are you looking for a job that requires little to no training on your part?
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"When you first graduate from college, you might be moving or looking for a job," said Zamosky.
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In 1925, Ms. Benchley was recently divorced and looking for a job to provide for her son.
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The right candidate to fill your job may not actually be looking for a job right now.
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Looking for a job can often be a numbers game, so you have to find that balance.
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After Shankar did her postdoctoral research, at Stanford's Decision Neuroscience Lab, she began looking for a job.
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I suspect I am bordering on "burnt out" from my current job and looking for a job.
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When starting a new life in Minneapolis, she was just looking for a job, not a career.
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If you're looking for a job, English is the difference between getting the job or staying unemployed.
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They will update their profiles, they'll start looking for a job that they might be interested in.
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Whitehead was cut by the Jets in 2018 and now he's a free agent looking for a job.
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You can set up your LinkedIn profile to make it exceptionally clear that you're looking for a job.
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"If you're looking for a German teacher, call me up as I'm looking for a job," said Rosberg.
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Antony thinks people might play Scoutible games for fun, even when they are not looking for a job.
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She allegedly told them she had left home due to family problems and was looking for a job.
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She started snorting heroin about a year ago to cope with the stress of looking for a job.
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That same day he sent a tweet suggesting he was looking for a job in the Trump administration.
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He said too many workers were discouraged and stopped looking for a job, artificially lowering the unemployment rate.
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Graeme Anthony, a PR and social media consultant, was looking for a job, but was having no luck.
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She said she attended the presentation because she had tried looking for a job before, to no avail.
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Send an email to your network — friends and enemies alike — telling them that you're looking for a job.
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After World War II, about 98 percent of these men were either working or looking for a job.
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My diploma must have conferred a little prestige when I went looking for a job, but that's all.
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Anthony, 35, has been looking for a job to resurrect his N.B.A. career for more than a year.
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He began looking for a job in February 2016, after falling off his snowboard and dislocating a shoulder.
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Labor force: The combination of people working and those who are unemployed, available and looking for a job.
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Labor-force participation encompasses people who are employed and the unemployed who are actively looking for a job.
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" People who are looking for a job are like, "Wow, I've just never had so much incredible advice.
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"If you're in Australia, there's really no better time than now to be looking for a job," Bloxham said.
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I survived on my credit card during the months I was looking for a job and not getting paid.
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Globally just 22008% of women of working age are employed or looking for a job—less than in 22007.
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For every software developer looking for a job, there are an estimated five open positions, according to Stack Overflow.
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If you're looking for a job, we'll provide training to help you improve your digital and social media skills.
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A new report from Indeed is ranking which U.S. cities are the best for anyone looking for a job.
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"I wasn't looking for a job but I wanted to see what my friend did at LinkedIn," says Lowe.
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Until last October, I was more or less continually looking for a job for two and a half years.
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I kept asking myself, Are you really happy sitting on your ass while others are looking for a job?
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Labor force: The combination of people working and those who are unemployed, available and actively looking for a job.
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In 1925, Ms. Benchley was recently divorced and looking for a job in order to provide for her son.
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TL;DR: Even if you're not currently looking for a job, the time to optimize your LinkedIn is ... yesterday.
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When Rupert bought the business four years ago, he got lots of calls from people looking for a job.
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Four years ago, when the pool first opened, she came looking for a job as a front-desk receptionist.
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In the 53s 97 percent of men were in the workforce either in a job or looking for a job.
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The pace of U.S. job creation has been slowing, which is making it harder for people looking for a job.
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He also said he is not looking for a job in government, and has no interest in being an ambassador.
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With a culinary background but without any knowledge of the German language, Tugwell felt hopeless in looking for a job.
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A friend of mine was looking for a job, so I told him to have a look at the guide.
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Just ask recent college graduates looking for a job, or criminal suspects whose Facebook profiles are quickly ransacked by journalists.
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The 2628mm people looking for a job, mentioned above, would all have jobs at decent wages in about four years.
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Only about 81 percent of black men between 25 and 54 were employed or looking for a job in November.
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They can then choose what they want to post: looking to hire; looking for a job; or looking to help.
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He doesn't sell drugs anymore and he's been looking for a job in construction for the last couple of months.
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And, as Professor Krueger noted, once workers stop looking for a job, it is tough to draw them back in.
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Imagine telling a person looking for a job to stop desperately sending out resumes and let the jobs come to them.
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"You don't simply want to pay attention to how you appear online when you're actively looking for a job," she says.
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The survey doesn't make a judgment about whether you should be looking for a job — just whether you say you are.
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She was looking for a job that would let her spend more time with her family and pay better than teaching.
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It essentially operates like an Uber for freight wherein the company matches commercial shippers with truck drivers looking for a job.
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Before the financial crisis, more than 66 percent of the population 16 or older was working or looking for a job.
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While he was looking for a job he studied up on electronics, which began with "circuit-bending" an old Casio keyboard.
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Think about why you are looking for a job: did you just graduate and this will be your first real job?
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Stay in contact with people you work for and with, because they are your network next time you're looking for a job.
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If You're All About The Money There is nothing wrong with being focused on your potential paycheck when looking for a job.
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If I were looking for a job, I would apply to be the site's Bacon Critic, a real publicity gimmick, er, gig.
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Most of these people will be looking for a job, preferably one that can pay them more than $85033 million a year.
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Teens looking for a job at McDonald's need only a smartphone and 10 seconds to apply for a position thanks to Snapchat.
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He was looking for a job, but he wasn't really sure what he wanted, and I think increasingly getting depressed about that.
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"Imagine telling your girlfriend, 'I'm going to stop looking for a job and play video games for a living,' " he told me.
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"Find out how valuable they would view a law degree if you were looking for a job in their position," she says.
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More astounding, about 74 percent of people over age 25 with that level of education are working or looking for a job.
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You put the time in to update your materials and tell everyone in your network that you were looking for a job.
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Chances are, they've made looking for a job an everyday priority — even when they're perfectly content at the gig they're already in.
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He was a ship's mechanic, on his way to Lake Superior, looking for a job on one of the big ore boats.
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He spent those early days in the United States looking for a job and trying to improve his English, Mr. Abdusamatov said.
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The past two months I've been working with a client who spent all of 2019 looking for a job to no avail.
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Even before you start looking for a job, Gardner recommends job seekers create a list of what job qualities they're looking for.
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He was also looking for a job, although it was hard as a felon on probation to get past a background check.
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As with reaching out to recruiters, it&aposs important not to wait to network only when you&aposre looking for a job.
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Sometimes people say they're looking for a job because wages are rising and it seems like there are better opportunities out there.
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But once they start looking for a job, they often describe feeling like they jumped out of the aircraft without a parachute.
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Many regions within the United States have an alarmingly high percentage of people who are not employed or actively looking for a job.
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Though Danigelis is still looking for a job, she is enjoying spending time with her son and the adventures they are sharing together.
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Some are boomers who have retired; more recently, some low-skilled workers have so discouraged looking for a job that they've given up.
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Whether you're looking for a job, or trying to build up your client base, showing your past successes can be a winning move.
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If you're looking for a job in today's market, you may want to consider relocating to Austin, Texas; Denver, Colorado; or Nashville, Tennessee.
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Whether you're looking for a job, or looking to hire – computer expertise is the most in-demand skill in the American job market.
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I had communicated with him a few times, once when I was looking for a job and then when I wrote the book.
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If you're looking for a job in the energy or oil industries, Houston might be your best chance of scoring a steady gig.
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In future weeks, a writer might take on something in the news, the challenge of looking for a job or just growing up!
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"David Petraeus is a very political animal," Ms. Jones said, hinting that he might be looking for a job in the Trump administration.
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"I got an email from my older brother who said this is a bad time to be looking for a job," he said.
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When you&aposre looking for a job or applying for an open position, the pressure is on to write a stellar subject line.
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Thanks to the internet, looking for a job today goes far beyond asking a friend and searching for an opening in the newspaper.
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When sales executive Jon Ebner was looking for a job at a catering startup in 2013, he used cupcakes to seal the deal.
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And the unemployment rate ticked up, but in part because more people were into the looking for a job, back in the markets. Mollie?
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Recruiters on LinkedIn will then be able to see that you are looking for a job but people within your own organization won't know.
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If you think looking for a job is already daunting, anxiety-riddled, and unpleasant, just wait until the algorithms take over the hiring process.
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So while it's a great time to be looking for a job, it's imperative to have the 21st-century skills employers are looking for.
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This is especially true when looking for a job at notable companies like Google, Apple and Amazon, which receive thousands of applicants a day.
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Today it might be Snapchat, but tomorrow they may be looking for a job on LinkedIn or sharing a professional portfolio on their website.
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In 20073, Doris Sharrar, as she was then known, was two years out of high school in suburban Washington and looking for a job.
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LinkedIn has neglected two big opportunities Facebook is now capitalizing on: helping lower-skilled workers and people who aren't actively looking for a job.
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And a broader definition of unemployment, which includes people who have given up looking for a job out of frustration, fell to 7.6 percent.
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I didn&apost like the culture; the feminist in me was screaming, but it was a paycheck, so I was looking for a job.
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The other day, my older son, who wants to be a journalist, told me he was thinking about looking for a job in … India.
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If you're looking for a job with more pay, opportunity or benefits, then now is the perfect time to revamp your resume and apply.
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"I was looking for a job that wasn't secluded," says Goodall, adding that she was isolated from customers and co-workers in previous positions.
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Dear Work It Out, I'm looking for a job in a new field, but I work in retail part-time to pay the bills.
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After spending almost a year looking for a job as a high-school English teacher in Canada, I decided to try my luck overseas.
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I was looking for a job for the next summer and my sister had planted trees so it was something I really wanted to do.
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If you're looking for a job that offers both flexibility and healthy pay, now is the perfect time to put yourself in the job market.
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It's important to document the time spent looking for a job and the amount of time spent on vacation or other pursuits in these cases.
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I eventually moved out to the West Coast when I got married and came across Grellas Shah when I started looking for a job here.
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As Zakrasek quipped, the fact that you like to go fishing doesn't mean you are looking for a job on a fishing boat, after all.
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Forty-three percent of workers plan on looking for a job in the next 12 months, new research from global staffing firm Robert Half says.
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Friday's monthly employment report was great news for anyone looking for a job in America – unless you happen to be a Democrat running for Congress.
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The information is just sitting there waiting for you, so you'd be silly to let your account gather dust until you're looking for a job.
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"We asked people over 50 who weren't working, or looking for a job, whether they'd return if the right opportunity came along," Dr. Mullen said.
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Government numbers out Friday morning showed that 20153,000 Americans joined the workforce in September, meaning they got a job or were looking for a job.
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Abdi worked at a local car wash, but the business closed down about a year ago and he was looking for a job, he remembered.
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Ms. Bertola, 2350, has considered looking for a job elsewhere, but said she does not believe she could earn significantly more without a college degree.
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Jacqueline Fowler, who just moved to D.C. and is looking for a job in conservative politics, sounded like a veteran Republican operative talking about Cohen.
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Government numbers out Friday morning showed that 444,000 Americans joined the workforce in September, meaning they got a job or were looking for a job.
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At that time, I was coming out of the Marine corps and looking for a job that could give me a similar sense of camaraderie.
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If you're looking for a job — or if you want to stay employed — here are three questions to ask yourself to assess your own adaptability.
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In keeping with that goal, Mr. Rodriguez has taken the written exam for the Fire Department and in the meantime is looking for a job.
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So when looking for a job, be sure to ask about the company's policy on professional development and whether or not they take it personally.
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If you are looking for a job right now, it's important to have the self-awareness to identify the things are you skilled at today.
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But Elizabeth was so impressed that I was this young woman coming in looking for a job, she hired me and gave me a chance.
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The tech industry can be especially discriminatory toward men and women over 40 who don't have work but who are looking for a job, Newmark said.
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Enter Dell Scott (Hart), an ex-con from the projects seeking enough signatures to prove to his parole officer that he's actually looking for a job.
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Although 78 percent of respondents reported having created a LinkedIn profile, only 24 percent said they used this tool "very often" in looking for a job.
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It works pretty much the same as Uber for everyday riders and drivers, in this case matching commercial shippers with truck drivers looking for a job.
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And for 30 years, the issue of immigration has been about someone who's in this country, maybe they're here illegally, but they're looking for a job.
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She has been looking for a job as a part-time housekeeper in Jakarta after her former bosses left for South America a few weeks ago.
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By and large, women in Japan work: 22017% of those aged 15 to 64 are employed or looking for a job, a similar figure to America.
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It seems they are not only looking for a job they are passionate about, but one that fits into the bigger picture of their career path.
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"When we're working with companies to identify talent, that means that every person who's looking for a job is the focus of our attention," she says.
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Teens looking for a job at McDonald's in the U.S. need only a smartphone and the Snapchat app to apply for a position within the company.
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About 230% of Americans 2300 and over are working or looking for a job, up from 225% in 543, according to the Labor Department and AARP.
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"I was not looking for a job," Barrymore, 43, said in a preview of her upcoming Sunday Today with Willie Geist interview, shared exclusively with PEOPLE.
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But even then, recipients will have to show that they are looking for a job, and they'll have to take any reasonable job they can get.
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Businesses could also get some viral help as users re-share openings to their friends, or tag people that they know are looking for a job.
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When James Castro moved to New York in 2002, he knocked on almost every gallery door in Manhattan looking for a job until he got lucky.
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Rivera, who is looking for a job in Washington, DC, headed home, while others, like Shirley, stayed in voluntary self-quarantine in Thailand for 14 days.
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If you're looking for a job, you might want to think twice about posting that suggestive photo of you double-fisting margaritas on a booze cruise.
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After being suddenly fired from her executive role during a management shake up, Georgene Huang found herself unexpectedly looking for a job while two months pregnant.
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Participation The overall labor force participation rate, or the percentage of the adult population either working or looking for a job, has stagnated in recent years.
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Looking for a job right out of college can be tough, with even entry-level positions asking for years of prior work experience in their description.
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Others may have just graduated and have started looking for a job or have decided to return to working — for instance, when their child starts school.
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At least some of those were people who had given up looking for a job, but are now resuming a job hunt because their prospects have improved.
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The number of unemployed people per vacancy slipped to 0.9 from 1.0 in March, indicating that most people looking for a job are likely to find one.
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I know I'll have offers as soon as I put word out that I'm looking for a job, so I'm more concerned about finding the right position.
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At least some of those were people who had given up looking for a job but are now resuming a job hunt because their prospects have improved.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, remains near multi-decade lows.
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And then we have 1.7 million people who are virtually out of the labor force – they are so discouraged that they just quit looking for a job.
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Aghdam told them she had come to the area to stay with family and that she was living out of her car while looking for a job.
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"If they're not going to be in the military after March they need to know that now, they need to be looking for a job," he said.
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"I was looking for a job but was refused," the company's CEO and co-founder Maria De La Croix told me in an interview earlier this month.
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With LinkedIn shares off nearly 55 percent over the past 12 months, the business network is focusing on its youngest demographic: college students looking for a job.
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The thinking goes that, if an employee is unhappy with the job, they're going to be looking for a job anyway – while they're on the company clock.
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The number of unemployed people per vacancy slipped to 0.9 from 1.0 in March, meaning that most people looking for a job are likely to find one.
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In many states that rate — which measures what portion of the population is actively looking for a job — is lower than the national average for some groups.
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Additionally, taxpayers cannot deduct the expenses of looking for a job in another field, or if the taxpayer has taken too long to start the job search.
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This is becoming a more mainstream perk and is worth looking into with your current employer, and keeping in mind if you are looking for a job.
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Employment counselors under the Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs provide assessments, workshops, help looking for a job, and one-on-one assistance with career and service planning.
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Going to school three or four nights a week for six or seven years (and looking for a job) did not appeal to that 16-year-old.
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If, say, you're a white, unemployed factory worker in Wisconsin looking for a job, you may scoff at talk of too many white men in one place.
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Shapiro's son Dmitry, who now runs his father's side of the business, said the two were looking for a job where they could be their own bosses.
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If you are looking for a job, why not bring a bunch of job-seekers together with the goal of helping each other navigate your job search?
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Imagine for a moment that Adam Neumann, the co-founder of WeWork and until several days ago its chief executive, came to you looking for a job.
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Leno asked what the guy did for a living only to find out that he'd just graduated and was looking for a job as a sound engineer.
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Just 88.6 percent of working-age American men (25-54) were working or looking for a job in September, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Regardless of whether you're working and want to leave the company you're with or you've been unemployed for weeks or months, looking for a job can really suck.
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The big picture: For a few years now, the U.S. economy has been at full employment, which means that most people looking for a job can find one.
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I was just a couple years out of college and mostly just looking for a job with health insurance, and received it, which was very exciting for me.
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A friend of mine, who asked not be named because he was still looking for a job, quit his a year ago after three and a half months.
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When this happened, did you think about doing anything with it at the time, or what was your ... SK: No. I mean, I was looking for a job.
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A poll by NPR found that one-third of Native Americans say they have experienced discrimination when looking for a job, getting a promotion or earning equal pay.
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The U-6 rate, which measures discouraged workers who quit looking for a job and part-time workers looking for permanent employment, is hovering at 11-year lows.
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I had friends in the writing industry and I was looking for a job when one came up of simple graphic work—adding images for thumbnails on cracked.
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If you're looking for a job, having the warrior planet in creative Water sign Pisces will give you the stamina you need to run around town doing interviews.
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No one knows for sure how many of these people are really looking for a job at any one time, or might do so in the near future.
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Anyone looking for a job this new year might think of Russell Reynolds or Spencer Stuart, two gigantic recruiting firms named for people who are no longer there.
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StackOverflow's figures show that 15% of candidates will move after applying to a position and 60% are open to new opportunities but never actively looking for a job.
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There, the app fostered connections between refugees, who exchanged tips for facing fundamental challenges like navigating immigration bureaucracy, looking for a job or finding a place to live.
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Mine is to go back to living with my mom and looking for a job in DC if my savings ever were to get down to about $4,000.
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The second course will help job seekers struggle through the horrible reality we must all accept: that looking for a job is a full-time job in itself.
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In its current incarnation, the American welfare system uses means-tested benefits that tie receiving financial assistance to looking for a job, a connection the U.B.I. would sever.
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Looking for a job can be a stressful process, but you don't want to make things more anxiety-provoking for yourself by sending a typo- or error-ridden email.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, fell 0.2 percentage point to 28 percent.
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A record 73% of people who previously were out of work and not looking for a job, came OFF of the sidelines and into the workforce in Q4 2018.
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Consequently, when the BLS surveys people about the state of the labor market, it only counts you as unemployed if you say you are actively looking for a job.
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I went to one of the best schools in Canada, I had a promising career in Thailand, but I had very little luck looking for a job in Vancouver.
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"I didn't touch a single drug in China," said the man, declining to share his full name because he is currently looking for a job in the United States.
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I'm currently looking for a job in either the administrative field or as a manager, and the search isn't easy so I need all the spirituality I can get.
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She's been working about 2928 hours a week at the outlet mall and a small remodeling firm while looking for a job with good benefits in communications or marketing.
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The O.N.S. attributed the rise in unemployment to fewer economically inactive people — those neither working nor looking for a job — entering unemployment, rather than employed people losing their jobs.
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"The A.N.C. promised us electricity, promised us land, promised us jobs, but they're just lining their own pockets," said Sibusiso Shongwe, who is 36 and looking for a job.
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Only about 27% of Indian women aged 15 or older were classified as working or actively looking for a job, according to recent data published by the World Bank.
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Nevertheless, three-quarters of parents believe it's important to have a college degree when looking for a job, Country Financial found, and 65% agreed college is still a worthwhile investment.
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Now that Barack Obama is no longer the President of the United States, the "party game for horrible people" Cards Against Humanity figures he might be looking for a job.
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When Trump says the official unemployment numbers are "phony" because "if you stop looking for a job you're essentially considered employed," does the statement really belong on Politico's "lies" list?
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Because Toys 'R' Us didn't give her or her coworkers any severance, Reinhart is looking for a job and getting by on the wages her husband earns delivering auto parts.
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Although it might be demoralizing, research backs up this theory: People who are currently employed notoriously face better odds looking for a job than those who are out of work.
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It isn't looking at it through the lens of anyone under 30 who is looking for a job or anyone over 50 who have been thrown out of a job.
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" She also happened to be looking for a job, "and I asked the owner of the store if he was looking for someone to work there and he said yes.
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With total employment steady at about 13 million, the number of those working or actively looking for a job fell by nearly 150,000 to 12.4 million in the fourth quarter.
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"When people see a celebrity's many tattoos, they don't consider that those people don't have to worry about looking for a job one day," Yoni Zilber of Adorned NYC says.
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James Murphy has spent a lot of time looking for a job—"in retail, manufacturing, anything"—but always ends up moving from gig to gig, unable to find something steady.
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One of the central economic problems of our time is prime-aged adults, especially men, who are out of the work force entirely and aren't even looking for a job.
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So, the question becomes: How do we bridge the gap between people who are looking for a job in a transitioning economy and an industry that desperately needs more workers?
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He is looking for a job, ideally one that would allow him to combine his experience working with children and his interest in mechanics, to better help with their rent.
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Laura, an interactive design intern for Apple, said she was excited that night to see what Snapchat and Uber had to offer to females looking for a job in the industry.
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Sometimes, women lose their jobs while they are expecting, and beyond the initial shock of being let go, this can lead to an onerous situation: Looking for a job while pregnant.
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Graduation season is right around the corner, and if you're getting ready to cross the stage to a new chapter of adulthood, then you may also be looking for a job.
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Italy's 550 state-run job centers will be in charge of verifying that recipients of the new benefit meet an important eligibility criteria: that they are actively looking for a job.
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As a result, the labor participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, fell 0.1 percentage point to 62.7 percent.
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The participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, is hovering near multi-decade lows, in part reflecting demographic changes.
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Spain, with an unemployment rate of 13.6% and half of a million (31.7%) of its youth looking for a job, has no stable government three months after the last parliamentary election.
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Every month BLS releases unemployment numbers dividing the number of people out of work but actively looking for a job by the labor force (the sum of unemployed and employed people).
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A separate unemployment gauge that includes those not actively looking for a job or at work part-time for economic reasons fell to 20163 percent, the lowest reading since May 22016.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, rose one-tenth of percentage point to 62.7 percent.
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It would make me embarrassed if I felt like I was spending my time learning how to pilot a drone or something when I really should be looking for a job.
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Instead of taking steps toward going to school or looking for a job, he said, he busied himself with managing Bob's affairs and suppressed his loneliness with alcohol and sleeping pills.
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This fall, I attended the 28500,6900 Opportunities Fair and Forum in Washington, D.C., and had the privilege of meeting some of the 2628,28503 opportunity youth who were looking for a job.
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One way to filter out those effects is by looking at the unemployment rate, which captures only the share of people who are looking for a job who can't find one.
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It's a myth that workers' foremost concerns when looking for a job is finding a company that will offer fancy bells and whistles — bean bags, ping pong tables and craft beer.
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" Her inspiring sentiments won the admiration of Weiner, who responded, thanking Pak "for sharing [her] experience on LinkedIn and for the words of encouragement for others also looking for a job.
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"When I graduated and started looking for a job in the industry, my background in fluid dynamics didn't seem too useful since there aren't many areas of space with fluids," she says.
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"It's like questioning our integrity just because we are foreign funded," said an HIV/AIDS consultant who worked in the health department for three years and is now looking for a job.
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Whether you're looking for a job, buying a car or shopping for insurance, it's always a good idea to review your credit report before a potential lender (or employer) takes a peek.
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The 'U-6' rate, which measures both discouraged workers who stopped looking for a job and part-time workers looking for permanent employment, is hovering at its lowest point in 11 years.
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"It's like questioning our integrity just because we are foreign-funded," said an HIV/AIDS consultant who worked in the health department for three years and is now looking for a job.
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In light of these differences, looking for a job when you already have one seems relative cakewalk, until you consider other kinds of difficulties — namely, juggling regular work with pursuing new opportunities.
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You're looking for a job, and you know that the industry ... It's also hard when the same people who are harassing you are held up in the entire industry as so great.
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When you're looking for a job, make sure you're also looking for a boss who will take an interest in you and be curious about what you can contribute to the organization.
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A poll by NPR found that one-third of Native Americans say they have experienced workplace discrimination when it comes to looking for a job, getting a promotion or earning equal pay.
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That is, people who had stopped even looking for a job in recent years would come back into the job market, allowing for strong job growth mixed with a steady jobless rate.
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By the time she started seriously looking for a job in her field of interest a year and a half after graduation, she was already competing with the next crop of graduates.
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There are currently 7.5 million unemployed job seekers and another 2.3 million jobless people who aren't currently looking for a job, but probably would be if they thought they would find one.
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For example, there was a toggle in the settings menu to set each user's gender — so that let them test how men and women were treated differently when looking for a job.
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But the labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 2000 percent.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, was at 62.9 percent in January, the highest level since September.
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The cycle of job hunting usually involves desperately looking for a job, getting a job, working at that job, eventually falling out of love with your job, and starting everything all over again.
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This can make the numbers look artificially good since unemployment is measured as the ratio of those out of work and looking for a job compared to those still in the labor force.
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He later recounts experiences on work crews in Nevada; in jail or prison somewhere unspecified; looking for a job near the Seattle-Tacoma airport; and at the riots in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, held at an 2900-month high of 0003 percent in March.
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Imagine how many John Smiths have committed federal crimes like drug trafficking, weapons offenses, identity theft and wire fraud versus the many law-abiding John Smiths who are simply looking for a job.
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Medicaid recipients should be able to keep their current state's plan, at the federal government's expense, for a few months if they have or are looking for a job in a new state.
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If you're pursuing a job in financial services or at a bank, for example, you'll probably want to dress more traditionally than if you're looking for a job at a tech start-up.
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"I was just trying to help people be better prepared than I was when I was fired and started looking for a job," he said in an interview for this obituary in 20123.
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Jones, who says she used to live with Singleton and stayed home to take care of the kid, says she'll begin looking for a job to support their son once he starts preschool.
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But if you're looking for a job in a new location and you're a finalist in the process, you may be asked to meet with one or several executives for an in-person interview.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, could have risen last month as college graduates enter the labor force.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, fell to 239 percent from an 2000-month high of 26 percent.
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Beyond the quick success of landing his first paid gig, Bachchan said it was back to "going from door to door and looking for a job" that was fundamental in building his expansive career.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, rose one-tenth of a percentage point to 62.7 percent in December.
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Some 5.1 million Americans were working part-time because they could not find full-time employment, and another 1.6 million quit looking for a job because they could not find a place to work.
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"I've been constantly looking for a job all this time, signed up at the jobs center, but there are no jobs and life has not gotten better at all, much worse actually," she said.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, probably held at an 11-month high of 63 percent in March.
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Mr. Mueller, who previously served as F.B.I. director in two administrations, did not go to the White House looking for a job, Stephen K. Bannon, who was then the president's chief strategist, told investigators.
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On September 11th he announced that foreign students will be allowed to stay in Britain for two years after their degrees while working or looking for a job, rather than the current four months.
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If you're looking for a job, it's important to ensure your resume stands out above the rest, especially if you're just out of college and trying to start your career on the right track.
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The fictional Nora is trying to figure out where her life is going, while looking for a job, smoking a lot of weed, and taking unexpectedly wild trips to Atlantic City with her grandmother.
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And there are "missing" workers, people who do not count as unemployed because they are not looking for a job but might be available to work — and contribute to G.D.P. — if things were rosier.
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The increase came because the labor force participation rate — the share of the population working or looking for a job — rose by two-tenths of a percent as more than 500,000 people entered the workforce.
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"My total career break was nine years, and out of those years, I was actively looking for a job for the last five," says Katzenelson, who did some part-time consulting work during her break.
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However, the WeLive space could also be attractive to people just graduating from NYC universities and looking for a job, or people who are losing their lease but haven't chosen a more permanent settlement yet.
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First, it's annoying for users — unless you're actively looking for a job, there's no reason to look at LinkedIn, which means that the site must constantly spam you to keep your interest in it alive.
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After that, those with unsatisfactory performance reviews can be let go, while those with satisfactory reviews can either take a $25,000 buyout, retire or spend one more year looking for a job, the report stated.
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Roughly 21625,2900 men and 220006,2202 women of prime working age (between 2628 and 28500) who were employed or looking for a job left the labor force by 6900 because of opioid addiction, the study found.
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When the would-be jihadists meet an Arab named Michel, unaware that he's Christian, one tells him not to worry, he's not in Belgium looking for a job so he can use his real name.
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He is looking for a job, but opportunities to prove that he can still play at 36 have been limited, with Francisco Lindor, Carlos Correa and Javier Baez playing shortstop, third base and second base.
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She worked as a cook at Shoreline Bar and Grill, which the hurricane "killed," so she's also still looking for a job to help repurchase all back-to-school supplies and clothes ruined by the storms.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, fell to 62.9 percent from an 11-month high of 63 percent in March.
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One force that may be holding back stronger gains is the large pool of workers who have left the workforce — either because they retired, went back to school or simply gave up looking for a job.
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"Our population has shrunk from 7,000 residents in the early 1900s to barely 1,500 as people left looking for a job at Turin's big factories," Locana's mayor, Giovanni Bruno Mattiet, told CNN Travel earlier this year.
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Prosecutors said Yao soon began looking for a job in China, and kept downloading more trade secrets until February 2015, when he was fired for reasons unrelated to the theft, which had yet to be discovered.
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"People who are in college, graduating from college or looking for a job should be aware of how education and the economy play into this difference of opinion between young adults and older generations," Poushter said.
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Find a silver lining When you're in the midst of an exhausting job search, it can be reviving to find a new hobby and/or make a new friend in the process of looking for a job.
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And you may only check it when you're looking for a job or snooping on someone—but it's almost always at least a little bit useful, which is more than we can say about most things.62.
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The increase came because the labor force participation rate — the share of the population working or looking for a job — rose by two-tenths of a percent as more than half a million people entered the workforce.
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A 2017 analysis of job-search data compiled by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that employed workers who weren't even looking for a job got a higher percentage of offers than unemployed job hunters.
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But over the past year, the number of "discouraged workers" - those who want to work but have stopped looking for a job because they don't believe they will find one - has fallen nearly 30 percent, to 373,000.
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While the U-3 rate is the "official" unemployment rate, it measures only those looking for a job as a percentage of the total labor force, so it leaves out large swaths of the non-working population.
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The BLS estimates the labor force participation rate for 16- to 19-year-olds – a measure that tracks the share of teens either employed or actively looking for a job – stood at 42.5 percent in July 2017.
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That argument riles backers of the "leave" lobby, who argue that European citizens distort the labor market in part because they are able to come into Britain with virtually no checks and start looking for a job.
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If the economy begins growing faster — as the Fed now believes that many factors once seen as headwinds for the economy are turning into tailwinds — some, maybe many, of those people may start looking for a job.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Whether you're a college student deciding on your major or a seasoned professional looking for a job change, it's common to feel that you're the only one struggling to find direction.
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One plausible path for the job market would be for the jobless rate to stay roughly where it is while people who previously weren't even looking for a job decide to seek work — and find it quickly.
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Young and audacious, he went to the the front desk of the Hotel Negresco looking for a job at its renowned Le Chantecler restaurant, which boasted two Michelin stars and was run by famed chef Jacques Maximin.
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On average, Mr. Zandi pointed out, aging will slice about a quarter of a percentage point from the labor-force participation rate — the share of Americans either employed or looking for a job — over the next 10 years.
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If your company is negatively affected by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act or just isn't doling out any pay or benefits improvements, Challenger said now could be a good time to consider looking for a job elsewhere.
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Take for instance the gap between official joblessness and a much broader rate that includes people who have stopped looking for a job but say they still want one, along with part-time workers who want full-time jobs.
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The labor force participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, rose a tenth of a percentage point to a two-year high of 2000 percent in March.
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A dating app user may want to filter out those who are only looking for casual situations, while a business user may want to filter matches based on whether they're looking for a job, mentor or collaborator, Bumble explains.
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Sahab Aslam, a 31-year-old with a background in computer science and engineering, wasn't looking for a job in the financial sector when she attended a conference a few months back — she was still finishing her graduate degree.
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She was 18 and looking for a job that allowed her to make her own schedule and be her own boss, and "one day in high school I just said, 'Fuck this, I'll be a stripper,'" she told me.
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Each state has its own requirements for what counts as looking for a job, but applicants should make whatever effort their state requires, he says, whether that's searching for job listing or posting your resume to an online database.
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Instead, Ms. Kuryk soon found herself back at Condé Nast, no longer looking for a job but serving as Vogue's director of communications, and the media gatekeeper to Ms. Wintour (who doubles as the artistic director of Condé Nast).
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Rather than looking for a job, he argues, people could choose to go uninsured; when they eventually needed medical care, hospitals (including public hospitals funded via tax dollars just like Medicaid) would end up shouldering their emergency room bills.
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Even if you're not sure whether you'll be looking for a job, you're getting ready for "just in case," and saving yourself valuable time and energy if you find yourself needing to start a job hunt on short notice.
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While economists often use other measures of unemployment than the one most commonly cited, which only includes people out of work who are actively looking for a job, Trump's numbers departed from those broader methods to the point of absurdity.
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The participation rate, or the share of working-age Americans who are employed or at least looking for a job, fell 0.1 percentage point to 62.8 percent last month, not too far from multi-decade lows, in part reflecting demographic changes.
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Much of what LinkedIn has been doing on the product front recently has been about functionality that enhances how LinkedIn already works (see: this Endorsements update; or this secret signal it created to let people know you're looking for a job).
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Given the rising demand for tech talent (the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that software development roles will grow by 31% through 2026), you might think that developers and engineers can get anything they want when they're looking for a job.
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It shows that in the mid-213s almost all men aged between 218 and 21976 were either in work or looking for a job, but that in the past half-century the participation rate for this group has dropped below 28%.
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Employers are managing to keep adding to their payrolls — even without offering very big raises — not by hiring the increasingly scarce unemployed, but by coaxing people who were not looking for a job at all to enter the labor force.
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There are now more teenagers between the ages of 2202 and 2628 who are not in the labor market — that is, neither employed nor looking for a job — than there were during the height of the Great Recession in 28500.
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The math is simple: between the White House ignoring the future of jobs, and Congressional Republicans pushing for a healthcare plan that hurts independent workers, the prospects for young people looking for a job and health insurance look bleaker than ever.
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An art handler also enters the industry because they are looking for a job that offers enough money to afford renting a studio and enough time to actually use it; instead, art handlers are finding themselves overworked, tired, and underpaid.
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Some economists have argued that the labor market may be weaker than that headline number, given the large pool of discouraged workers who gave up looking for a job after the Great Recession and are only now re-entering the workforce.
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In Kaplan's view, consistent hikes are necessary especially with the unemployment rate at 4.1 percent, which he and other Fed officials consider to be right around full employment, or the point where nearly everyone looking for a job has one.
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The UK Women and Equalities Committee found in 2016 that Muslim women are three times as likely to be unemployed and looking for a job than non-Muslim women—and the decision on headscarves could isolate them from the workplace even further.
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For example, the average level of involuntary part-time workers in May and June had roughly stabilized, and the number of people marginally attached to the labor force (basically people no longer looking for a job) was unchanged from the year ago.
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There are, after all, many millions of Americans who are of prime working age who are not working, not looking for a job, haven't looked for a job in the last year and yet in a healthier economy may well prefer to work.
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For people with student loan debt who were looking for a job, 63% said they would give up paid time off in exchange for help paying off student loan debt, according to a new survey by job marketplace ZipRecruiter provided to Business Insider.
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We've been able to keep up strong job growth without strong wage gains because there are still a lot of people who are not working and not formally looking for a job, but who are available to take one when the opportunity arises.
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It requires the state to craft a waiver asking the federal government for permission to implement a 20 hour per week requirement that Medicaid beneficiaries are working, looking for a job, participating in educational or training programs, volunteering or other such activities.
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"And when we have tens of millions of people right here in this country falling short of their potential, not working, not looking for a job or not in school getting a skill to get a job, that's a problem," Ryan said.
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"When I had just graduated and was looking for a job in New York, it definitely brought me peace of mind knowing that despite taking this intimidating step moving to a new city, I wouldn't have to do it alone," she said.
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However our real customer is the non-academic job seeker who is looking for a job that will help him/her live a more fulfilling life — be it by being paid more, switching to better employment conditions or finding a job closer to home.
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In Locana, "our population has shrunk from 7003,2700 residents in the early 25s to barely 2000,500 as people left looking for a job at Turin's big factories," Mattiet told the outlet, adding that there are 40 deaths per year there, versus just 10 births.
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Iwaki has also said he'll be looking for a job and will have to take more days off, so the manager thinks he'll either have to come back to the day shift or employ someone new if the store is to keep running smoothly.
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And in the worst-case scenario, you still have at least 20 years to figure out a plan B. That might mean tightening your belt a bit to save more, looking for a job that pays better, or delaying your retirement by a few years.
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Ramji admits he wasn't looking for a job, but he was pleasantly surprised to find such an open philosophy, and he saw the chance to shape Google Cloud into a developer-friendly platform — an opportunity, he says, that was too good to pass up.
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Two of the women I talked to for this article were inspired by Cindy Ray, who started tattooing in Australia in that era: "When I was looking for a job, I carried her picture around with me," says Sera Helen of Auckland's Two Hands Tattoo.
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Greeks were opening diners across the country at the time—mom-and-pop analogs to the McDonald's, Carl's Jr., and Kentucky Fried Chicken chains that were multiplying in the postwar sprawl—and Angelo hopped off at the port and started looking for a job.
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Economic Trends What if the very thing that is often viewed as one of the United States' sources of dynamism — flexible labor markets — is the driving force behind the economy's greatest weakness: millions of people who are neither working nor looking for a job?
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Forty-one percent of black millennials said that they felt there was a lack of jobs in their communities, while only 19 percent of whites felt that way; 48 percent of blacks also reported experiencing workplace discrimination and discrimination while looking for a job.
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There was a recent graduate of an elite college who was looking for a job in international relations, a college student taking a gap year to figure out his life and a guy who had been unemployed for a year and was working for a temp agency.
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The bill would ensure that all work-eligible beneficiaries have a job or, with the help of a case manager, are looking for a job, have enrolled in school or job training, or are volunteering with a community service organization, to give back in some way.
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Rather than the 'hard sell' of 'I'm looking for a job, do you know of anything,' this informational meeting takes the 'soft-sell' approach of asking for information and for them to share their story so you gain advice for your job search and career journey.
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Long before he was a conservative folk hero with the support of the president, and long before his strident views on immigration and voter fraud made him a boogeyman to liberals, Kris W. Kobach was an ambitious young Kansan looking for a job in municipal government.
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With the unemployment rate relatively low — 4.4 percent in June — future growth in employment will need to come not from people who are actively looking for a job today, but from pulling people into the job market who currently aren't working or looking for work at all.
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"Most of the time it's someone that posted a story when they were in their early teens and are now out in the real world looking for a job and don't want anyone to come across what the 13-year-old version of themselves was in to," he said.
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The actual unemployment rate is double the officially reported rate of 4.4 percent once you add people without a stable employment (involuntary part-time workers) and people who gave up looking for a job or dropped out of the labor force (people marginally attached to the labor force).
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For the economy to get to that low level (which coincided with the peak of the dot-com boom, but that's a different story) with only the current labor force — people who are either working or actively looking for a job — 1.9 million more Americans would need to find work.
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ORG: If Trump wanted to include the underemployed (part-time workers wanting full-time work) and the "marginally attached" (those who have given up looking for a job but had looked for one in the past year), then he could use 9.9% as his number for the underemployed and the unemployed.
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But as anyone who has ever lived in New York (or simply loves Carrie Bradshaw as much as I do) knows, "you're always looking for a job, a boyfriend, or an apartment," and a little over a year later I found myself desperately looking for a new place to live.
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"A bad economy lowers the cost of having bad values — substance abuse, engaging in crime, not looking for a job right away," said Gordon Hanson, an economist at the University of California, San Diego, who wrote the paper with David Autor of M.I.T. and David Dorn of the University of Zurich.
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For Erin, who commutes an hour to Seattle for the job, it would be preferable to find a job closer to home — but until the secure scheduling law is statewide, looking for a job outside of Seattle is too risky: "I really wouldn't want to go back to an unpredictable schedule," they said.
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But the reasons given by caravan members are squarely representative of the current wave of Central American migration to the US. In US law, there's a firm distinction between "asylum seekers" (who are fleeing persecution because of their identity, usually from their governments) and "economic migrants" who are looking for a job.
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The Bureau also says that although the official unemployment rate for PWDs (counted as persons who do not have a job, are available for work, and are actively looking for a job) fell to 10.7 percent in 2015, it was still twice that of those without a disability, which stood at 5.1 percent.
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For an employee looking for a job in a technology-based company, consider two companies that are exactly the same, with the same team quality and same targeted industry, but one company has a token incentive structure instead of an equity incentive structure, and the token is already traded on an exchange.
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They lead the league in average completed air yards, at 27.7 and 27.1 yards, which could be a feather in the cap of their offensive coordinator, Todd Monken, who will probably be looking for a job this off-season but has developed a reputation as an architect of a deep-pass offense.
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Her daughter, Annis, was born prematurely in December 1921, and Eastman spent most of 1922 looking for a job in New York, but by the end of the year, she had bowed to Walter's desire to live in England, where she had little choice but to support herself as a freelance journalist.
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Economic slack takes the form of empty warehouses and office parks; of machines that run eight hours a day when they were built to run for 214; and, most important, millions of Americans who might be coaxed to work in a booming economy but who aren't even looking for a job now.
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On the other hand, if a combination of improving job opportunities and higher wages pulls some of those people who are neither working nor looking for a job into the work force, it will imply that the Fed can take its time with rate increases, and job growth could remain robust for some time to come.
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That would bring it to levels last seen in 2000, the height of the economic boom after World War II. The only negative in the report was a slight drop in the share of Americans who are either working or looking for a job, paced by a 228.66,0003 increase in the number of people not in the labor force.
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And I used to browse AngelList at the time, and I tweeted back in 2011 something about browsing AngelList — just for fun as a consumer, I'm not an investor at the time, I wasn't looking for a job — but I was just exploring products and companies, and I used AngelList as a source to find cool stuff.
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Away from the rink, Krueger worked with the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on New Models of Leadership where he came into contact with Katharina Liebherr, the Swiss owner of Southampton FC. Liebherr was impressed enough by Krueger's resume and a 'renaissance man' view of sport that she approached the Canadian, who was looking for a job and a new challenge.
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