Some of which are well-paying, some of which aren't as well-paying.
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And we are home to well-paying jobs for U.S. workers.
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For decades, well-paying jobs didn't necessarily require an advanced degree.
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No matter, you might argue, well-paying jobs will be back.
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Trucking represents a sizable number of well-paying jobs for Americans.
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Having a well-paying job or hustle buys you just that.
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Well-paying green jobs can help lift people out of poverty.
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We haven't replaced the well-paying manufacturing jobs that we lost.
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This is probably because many struggle to land well-paying jobs.
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These are fairly well paying positions, providing for a stable life.
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But the skills gap is still keeping many from well-paying jobs.
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Construction has created well-paying jobs that don't require a college degree.
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We have well-paying jobs, fully engaged spouses, and lots of help.
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Finding a well-paying job that you like might be even harder.
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They're using their proceeds to fight hunger and provide well-paying jobs.
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Let's rebuild our crumbling infrastructure and create millions of well-paying jobs.
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Today, wind power supports 73,000 well-paying jobs across all 50 states.
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Too many businesses today are unable to fill open, well-paying jobs.
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It could be anything like that that gets kids well-paying great jobs.
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And one cannot just conjure up a well-paying automotive giant like Volkswagen.
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These in-demand jobs are also well-paying, as employers compete for workers.
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And second, most people aren't quitting well-paying jobs to speculate in bitcoin.
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Bezos left a well-paying Wall Street job with no destination in mind.
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But the broad picture is a growing labor market for well-paying jobs.
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Highly ranked low-stress well-paying jobs include material scientists, mathematicians, and geographers.
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The portraits made clear this was not an easy — or well-paying — life.
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But the road to get that well-paying job is a costly one.
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It is also critical to creating and sustaining well-paying jobs for American workers.
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For workers, what that means is a solid pathway to a well-paying career.
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It would not deliver the abundance of well-paying manufacturing jobs Mr Trump promises.
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That accounts for millions of well paying middle-class jobs, for Canadians and Americans.
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Robots and artificial intelligence are obliterating many formerly well-paying, low-skill Midwest occupations.
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They also want a growing, innovative economy that produces well-paying jobs with benefits.
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Graduate school degrees were excluded, so most well-paying bachelor's degree holders are engineers.
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A natural gas pipeline is under construction and provides well-paying but temporary jobs.
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American craft brewing is American manufacturing that doesn't outsource these well-paying American jobs.
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What will the candidates do to increase the supply of well-paying, respected jobs?
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It's harder for millennials than any generation before them to find well-paying work.
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Trade also yields work opportunities and well-paying jobs, all while benefiting American businesses.
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Some of the agencies claim to keep prices down while providing well-paying jobs.
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Our taxpayer dollars should be used to provide well-paying jobs here at home.
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"Thousands of well-paying factory jobs can't be replaced down here," the police official said.
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So Feldman gave up a well-paying job in finance to freelance copywriting on Fiverr.
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But several months later, and despite his new well-paying job, he's changed his tune.
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These workers will have difficulty finding such a well-paying gig in a similar field.
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We call these new-collar jobs, and they're well-paying careers in fast-growing fields.
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In the 1970s, education became more important than ever for securing a well-paying job.
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Now that she has a well-paying job, Ms. Jalakam's main fear is losing it.
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This decision will support well-paying middle-class jobs on both sides of the border.
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Well, paying for one is better than not, as it takes away an incentive for snooping.
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It doesn't necessarily take a bachelor's degree to land a well-paying, full-time, remote job.
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Playing for fun: Dan Madeiros, 42, has a well-paying job as a commercial airline pilot.
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They provide much needed well-paying jobs for women, and that's something that should be applauded.
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But some private-investigation firms or consultants will do much more for a well-paying client.
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They offer jobs that are well-paying and productive, and attract a highly educated work force.
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When well-paying jobs became scarce for less educated men, they became less likely to marry.
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Is it the nostalgia for the "good old days" when they all had well-paying jobs?
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By all measures, our economy created more than enough well-paying jobs to offset these losses.
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Want to win big on trade and save a huge number of well-paying American jobs?
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Will President Trump deliver on the promises — the new, well-paying jobs — that his supporters demand?
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That also makes it harder for government policy to intervene and shift well-paying industries elsewhere.
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About 224 percent of Pursuit's 22016 graduates have landed well-paying tech jobs within a year.
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It was a well-paying job; many miners made double the average salary for the area.
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They flock to America for well-paying jobs and reunions with relatives, neither of which Guatemala offers.
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If you have a well-paying job, you should be able to afford an acceptable apartment, right?
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Women in general are less economically independent and have a harder time finding a well-paying job.
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Young people and those with families are finding themselves outpriced, even with well-paying tech sector jobs.
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His father, however, pushed him to choose engineering, saying it would lead to a well-paying job.
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It helps keep the percentage of women employed in well-paying STEM fields, especially engineering, depressingly low.
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Employers in a range of industries report difficulty finding sufficiently skilled workers to fill well-paying jobs.
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Such an agency could coordinate public-private efforts to create well-paying jobs and facilitate job training.
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A quarter of the town's residents live below the poverty line, and well-paying jobs are scarce.
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The manufacturing industry offers immense benefits and the satisfaction that a stable, well-paying job can provide.
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One is that there are fewer well-paying jobs these days for those without a college degree.
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But his grown daughters, who have college degrees and well-paying jobs, don't intend to take over.
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An even larger 61 percent say that he'll bring back well-paying jobs to economically depressed areas.
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In his State of the City address, Mr. de Blasio stressed the importance of well-paying jobs.
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There is much to talk about -- health care, the climate crisis, creating well-paying jobs, and more.
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The president's infrastructure plan could also add hundreds of thousands of well-paying jobs to our economy.
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U.S. companies say they can't find enough qualified workers, thereby leaving millions of well-paying jobs unfilled.
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Family values are paramount for conservatives, and well-paying jobs are key to creating healthy, stable families.
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Many of the well-paying Amazon jobs in its first headquarters went to people who moved there.
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In addition, the veterans learn job skills that help them acquire meaningful, well-paying jobs in their communities.
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Because of automation, fewer jobs—and very few sustainable or well-paying ones—will consist of repetitive actions.
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Indeed, the proximity of housing to such well paying jobs is part of what drives up rental costs.
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When you get out, you already have a well-paying job because a local business helped train you.
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They want a solid return, in the form of a well-paying job, for their four-year investment.
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But on the other hand, it could yield a well-paying job that makes the investment worth it.
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TechHire is one way we can fix our broken pipeline and expand access to these well-paying jobs.
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Often, it's because they didn't graduate, and so lacked the diploma needed to get a well-paying job.
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And the major infrastructure we've helped build has also empowered women, by employing them in well-paying jobs.
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One year, you may have a well-paying job that allows you to splurge on more generous items.
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Relatively well-paying jobs in the tourist sector in the South Sinai are usually reserved for mainland Egyptians.
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Why not steer them into well-paying professions in which there will be a huge shortage of workers?
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They have worked hard at well-paying technology-related jobs, invested diligently and are planning to retire soon.
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Matt's still spinning this story to Foggy and Karen that it's a demanding but well-paying new client.
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While Jacob was in a valley of freelancing, I was enjoying a peak of steady, well-paying work.
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On the one hand, the prospect of well-paying mining jobs for this economically depressed region is alluring.
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Nor can it reverse the gradual shift of well-paying jobs from inner cities to mostly white suburbs.
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She wished for Negina to enter university, and then get a well-paying job to lift the family.
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I have a well-paying job as a software developer and we lead a fairly comfortable suburban life.
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Every $1 billion in tax savings would create 7,000 well-paying jobs, Mr. Stephenson went on to say.
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Before going on disability with a back injury, Ms. Kozikowski had a well-paying job in customer service.
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So if you&aposre looking for a challenging, well-paying, long-term job, this might be for you.
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For many Americans, well-paying jobs that don't require at least four years of college can seem scarce.
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The good news is that not every well-paying career requires workers to be in a chair all day.
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For workers who don't continue formal education after high school, finding a steady, well-paying job can be tricky.
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For example, economic concerns and the need for well-paying jobs are two issues that reverberate throughout the report.
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To keep this success story going, we need legislators to continue to support homegrown, well-paying jobs like these.
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On top of the education commitment and cost, some well-paying jobs also can be very stressful, Kensing said.
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In a classroom with turbine simulators, Bloomberg told students they were building promising careers in well-paying green jobs.
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Its lawyer, Michael Sullivan, argued that earning a law degree was not a guarantee of a well-paying job.
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So figuring out how likely you are to land a well-paying job after graduation is a big concern.
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And Mr. Cuomo's promises of well-paying, permanent jobs at the most costly projects have repeatedly fallen well short.
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But in a state becoming less dependent on manufacturing, people wonder where the well-paying jobs will come from.
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All of these changes have the potential to create well-paying jobs, in addition to avoiding widespread global destruction.
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A closure would also shed about 33 well-paying jobs tied to about $60 million in wages per year.
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And she lived in Rochester, where companies like Eastman Kodak and Xerox have shed thousands of well-paying jobs.
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Coding has come to be seen, in purely economic terms, as a bastion of well-paying and engaging work.
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Trump made his fortune manipulating tax laws and stiffing small businessmen, creating a few well-paying jobs along the way.
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According to The Washington Post, Pruitt pushed to find his wife a well-paying job with a politically connected group.
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That might have been OK if I had secured a well-paying full-time job, but that's not what happened.
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Or you can pay the going rate and wait for a fresh pie, but that involves…well, paying and waiting.
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I had been working primarily as a freelance writer, editor, and PR manager, but well-paying gigs rapidly slowed down.
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Then take note: There's a slate of well-paying, fast-growing gigs for those with just two years of schooling.
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Eliminating market distortions would save consumers money, protect billions of dollars in nuclear power investment and preserve well-paying jobs.
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That is, will the economy produce sufficient well-paying jobs for everyone, or will there be profound and intractable joblessness?
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And there are careers emerging all the times, fulfilling and well-paying careers, that don't require the traditional college diploma.
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We do believe that well-paying jobs can come back to America with a well-trained business executive in office.
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"If you don't give most Americans better paths to well-paying work, that's a recipe for political unrest," Alden said.
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Well-paying jobs that don't demand a college degree have been shrinking for generations — and technology is accelerating that trend.
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The company promised up to 50,000 well-paying jobs as well as an indirect economic boom in the chosen area.
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The governor of Washington believes that proper investment in a clean energy economy will create 8 million well-paying jobs.
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The shame and stigma of being a sex worker often outweighs the long-term benefits of flexible, well-paying work.
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It would also declare climate change a national emergency and pledges to create more than 20 million well-paying jobs.
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Iowa wind power supports up to 28500,6900 well-paying positions and 2628 factories that build wind-related parts and materials.
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And the work is a far cry from the stable, well-paying union jobs that were once the industry's norm.
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Borrowing for graduate school can be a sound financial decision, if the degree reliably leads to a well-paying career.
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Toll takers, which actually was a very well-paying job on the freeways and the highways, that's been very rapidly automated.
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About 3.5 million Americans work in trucking, one of the last well-paying fields available to people without a college education.
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He went to Harvard and started his career with a well-paying consulting gig in a cushy office in downtown Boston.
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In calling for a "just transition," the framework of climate change can ensure well-paying jobs, and safe communities for all.
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Some of us want to become a CEO, others to get a well-paying job and many other career-related dreams.
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The rapid expansion of solar energy over the past few years has created hundreds of thousands of well-paying American jobs.
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Last-ditch efforts on Amazon HQ2 What did your city offer to woo Amazon and lure its 50,000 well-paying jobs?
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An apprenticeship is basically a degree that nearly guarantees you a well-paying job and a clear career path after graduation.
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Do we really want to put this hard won global competitive advantage and the associated well-paying manufacturing jobs at risk?
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Namata had the gift of speaking the language too, and she figured that could likely get her a well-paying job.
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Her parents encouraged her to pursue a well-paying profession, and Ayodele makes over $200,000 a year as a software engineer.
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In 2003, the real estate business was red hot in Southern California and jobs in the industry were considered well-paying.
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Their inability to find or afford a decent apartment, even with a well-paying job, is an ever-present daily reality.
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Competition for jobs In South Korea's hyper-competitive job market, well-paying jobs at large conglomerates are few and far between.
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But closing a mill eliminates well-paying jobs — a central reason China keeps factories churning out steel the world doesn't need.
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But supporters of hiring from within the neighborhood say it provides a new way for residents to access well-paying jobs.
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There would be millions more well-paying jobs in many parts of the nation, including many of today's most deprived areas.
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"A solar-panel tax imperils what our country needs most: well-paying jobs that can't be exported or automated," Fenster said.
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Well-paying jobs are nearly impossible to find and there's an extreme shortage of cash — hourlong waits at A.T.M.s are common.
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Months before, John had been fired from his well-paying job at a public utility after being caught in a homosexual act.
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And in May, Caterpillar announced that it is bringing a regional headquarters, along with hundreds of well-paying jobs to southern Arizona.
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I believe climate change is real, and that we can save our planet while creating millions of well paying clean energy jobs.
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Landing a steady, well-paying gig right out of high school can be done, if you know which jobs to go after.
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They're usually buying into a dream of well-paying jobs, transformative economic investment, and at least one high-profile ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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But though finding a well-paying job can be difficult, there are several strategies experts say can set you up for success.
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It's a place where you can wave to your neighbors, have a well-paying job and send your kids to good schools.
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Some people get going in their work life with well-paying salaries, or free of student loan debt and few financial obligations.
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Deride the powers at large fashion corporations who could seek out ethical sources of textiles and safe, well-paying factories, but won't.
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Creating well-paying jobs allows for the social mobility that is often unattainable for families when they are dependent on government assistance.
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Not only do the companies there provide jobs, she said, but many of them are well-paying jobs, which Rhode Island needs.
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It has been particularly acute in regions where well-paying jobs in male-dominated fields have disappeared because of automation and trade.
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This training should not go to waste, and the opportunity to do this work will help them get into well-paying jobs.
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We also miss an opportunity to prepare today's students for essential and well-paying careers in both the public and private sectors.
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Although corporations are creating jobs for robots, computers and offshore employees, little is being done to create well-paying jobs for Americans.
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For-profit colleges have frequently been criticized for leaving students mired in debt for degrees that rarely led to well-paying jobs.
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Campaign officials also referred to how Biden's clean energy plan calls for replacing oil industry jobs with well-paying, green-energy jobs.
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Banning fracking certainly wouldn't go over well in places like western Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, where thousands of well-paying jobs would disappear.
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Without the well-paying and steady jobs from the base, people started spending less in the bakeries and surrounding shops in Bagram.
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The death of Payless eliminated several hundred well-paying corporate headquarters jobs in Topeka, as well as thousands more jobs in stores.
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A well-paying field like plastic surgery begins to look more appealing, while lower-paying jobs in family medicine lose their luster.
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"There used to be part of the work force that had well-paying jobs that were low or unskilled," Mr. Prising said.
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It is increasingly rare to find well-paying jobs that do not require some sort of education or training beyond high school.
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These changes are overwhelmingly supported by the American people, who understand that a well-paying job is the best anti-poverty program.
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Overall, U.S. retail supports more than 40 million well-paying positions that stand to gain from increased opportunities at home and abroad.
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The Monetizer revenue optimization system, for instance: it imagined a world of well-paying, borderline-addicted users, then dreamed that world into existence.
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They should offer vocational training programs and job placement support, targeting growth industries where well-paying jobs are most likely to be available.
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Agencies that are moved elsewhere can often recruit better workers on lower salaries than in capitals, where well-paying multinationals mop up talent.
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These will be people (mostly working-class men) losing well-paying jobs, with few alternatives, and they probably won't be happy about it.
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It might be nice, she thought, to offer a well-paying task that encouraged Turkers to get out of their chairs and move.
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If you're a young professional in the U.S., you know that getting a well-paying job in today's economy is no small feat.
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Wind energy creates hundreds of thousands of well-paying U.S. jobs, boosts rural economies in the nation's heartland and enhances our energy security.
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Every $1 billion that we invest in infrastructure returns $6 billion to the economy and creates tens of thousands of well paying jobs.
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"This will create well-paying American jobs and will lay the foundation for stronger long-term economic growth," Blackstone president Hamilton James said.
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It would therefore be helpful if employers created more well-paying jobs and took concrete steps like apprenticeships to help workers fill them.
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Thomas Jefferson stood by its employment figures, but argued that earning a law degree was not a guarantee of a well-paying job.
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Instead, we need policies that are good for our economy, address concerns about the environment and provide well-paying jobs for American workers.
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The family is joined by Nestlé, which says it is providing an essential and healthy beverage for consumers and creating well-paying jobs.
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The other was inspired by economic discontent, the flight of well-paying jobs overseas and the hollowing out of many of our communities.
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The issue has been a shortage of entrepreneurs, or those willing to exit a well-paying gig in favor of a risky venture.
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But in protecting against this possibility, the Republican plans disadvantage supply chain services companies who provide well-paying jobs for millions of Americans.
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Moreover, jobs tied to trade with Canada are in sectors such as motor vehicles, machinery, electrical equipment and plastics — all well-paying employment.
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The more people concentrated in a specific area, the more companies will move there and the more well-paying jobs will be created.
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During her candidacy, Gabbard highlighted her record as an Iraq War veteran who would fight for well-paying jobs and affordable health care.
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This kind of extensive caution has made government work much less creative, more risk-averse, and less well-paying compared with other options.
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The proposal would see the US government offer well-paying jobs to anyone who wants one and would help stabilize the economy during recessions.
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In my experience, the more expensive the studio, the less instructors correct form, probably because they don't want to embarrass their (well-paying) clients.
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In season eight, the Conners balk when she declines a well-paying job offer with an ad agency because it would entail quitting school.
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When Trump arrived in the White House, he promised to upend free trade, which he blamed for the loss of well-paying manufacturing jobs.
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Cycling between public office and well-paying private sector companies has become commonplace among FDA officials as well as other top health agency leaders.
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As Uber and Lyft balloon, one potential hurdle to survival is that the gig jobs they are creating are not well-paying and stable.
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"Factory cut-and-sew jobs are unlikely to increase," he said, "but other well-paying jobs in design, logistics, and data science would increase."
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While this represented just 2.6% of the UK's overall goods exported, the sales were of big-ticket items that provide well-paying manufacturing jobs.
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These things are both true," Lisa Schiffren, a fellow at IWF said, "When you have less good, well paying work, families become more fragile.
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They are sticking up for their constituents and the communities the solar industry helps support with well-paying jobs, investment dollars and clean energy.
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Yes, I could say everybody deserves to have a well paying job, but it all depends on how you worked up to that point.
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They tried to enter the trades but found that many unions excluded African-Americans, and thus many well-paying jobs were closed to them.
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To many businesspeople and residents, the bet has paid off, not least by creating many well-paying jobs in struggling parts of the state.
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In addition to cutting health care costs, Democrats pledge to focus on creating well-paying jobs through infrastructure investment and on tackling Washington corruption.
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With civilian work scarce and army jobs relatively well paying, the Afghan security forces previously were able to recruit 22014,0003 or more men annually.
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When an unemployed worker in Detroit today finds a well-paying job in San Francisco, she often cannot afford the cost of housing there.
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They had responded to the promise of a well-paying job, and here they were being pitched on a door-to-door sales gig.
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Every year, owners spend over $10 billion improving New York's housing stock while creating 104,000 well-paying local jobs for employees who make repairs.
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Congress should ratify the agreement to ensure manufacturers across the country can continue to grow, compete globally and support millions of well-paying jobs.
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Imagine if a well-paying job, with benefits and a high enough salary to pay for rent, transportation, and food, were a human right.
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Partly, presumably, they supported Trump because he promised — falsely, of course — that he could bring back the well-paying coal-mining jobs of yore.
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When she finally was offered a well-paying position, she turned it down, knowing that accepting it would have meant suppressing her political beliefs.
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The benefits of wind energy production in Nebraska are boosting our county budgets and providing new, well-paying jobs in communities across the state.
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Spending cuts include closing schools while young people are not sure if they'll be able to go to college or get well-paying jobs.
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They're so driven to find a well-paying job by the time they graduate — to get a job, to leave college with a job.
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What he's saying: Snowden said he gave up a well-paying government job "spying on you" to never return home to see his family.
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Automation can actually increase the number of well-paying jobs in the market, said James Bessen, a lecturer at the Boston University School of Law.
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To help steer you in the right direction, job site Glassdoor created a list of well-paying jobs you should apply to over the holidays.
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So far, most of Trump's establishment critics have failed to persuasively explain how they would create well-paying jobs and improve working people's bargaining power.
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Communities across the nation who embrace those opportunities can enjoy not just affordable, reliable energy but jobs – including well-paying, middle-class sustaining construction jobs.
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This success story is decades in the making, and it has created well-paying jobs, new opportunities across rural America, and affordable, reliable, clean electricity.
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Your team's initial excitement for their well-paying, stable corporate job will quickly be replaced by frustration over commutes, meetings and reports to fill out.
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Permitting uncertainty at this stage in the game puts billions of dollars in economic development and tens of thousands of well-paying jobs at risk.
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It has a deep vein of support in coal country, and nuclear power plants provide well-paying jobs for both blue- and white-collar workers.
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Over the past three decades, it has led to the de-industrialization of the United States and the loss of millions of well-paying jobs.
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Employers struggle to fill well-paying jobs in healthcare, advanced manufacturing, informational technology, construction, transportation and logistics with workers sufficiently skilled to handle the work.
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Data collection and interpretation is a main function for two other well-paying, stress-free jobs that cracked the top 10, survey researchers and statisticians.
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In the blink of an eye, the promise of 22020,23 new well-paying Amazon jobs -- and the economic jolt they would provide -- seemed to disappear.
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Maybe it's because their goal of "predictable outperformance" is an article of faith for investment consultants (and finance professors) keen to keep their well-paying jobs.
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Right now there are nearly 5.6 million open job listings in the U.S., giving job seekers plenty of opportunity to find a well-paying new gig.
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"My father helped me tell my mom that every professor thought I was a hack journalist who wouldn't fit into any well-paying place," Berg said.
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This changes, of course, when one particular kind stranger leads them to a well-paying show at a neo-nazi venue deep in the Oregon woods.
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Despite stated commitments by many to support well-paying manufacturing jobs, a fundamental challenge persists: matching workers with those jobs and the career pathways they provide.
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Randy told WLVT that while he has a well-paying job, his son's monthly bills are in the thousands, and insurance does not cover his needs.
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The players know their careers will end, and they know they're going to have to adjust to a much longer and less well-paying professional afterlife.
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All of this makes the power system more reliable while lowering costs for American families and businesses, creating thousands of well-paying jobs along the way.
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And social workers say many local residents stand little chance of landing well-paying jobs at Apple, mostly because of a lack of high-tech skills.
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The usually well-paying, stable jobs lost when family-owned shops close will not be replaced if chain stores with fast-changing work forces come in.
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"With this vote, you have the ability to improve manufacturers' global competitiveness, grow the economy, spur investment and create more well-paying manufacturing jobs," he wrote.
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"This bill promotes the growth of American natural gas, creating well-paying jobs with good benefits for hardworking families in Louisiana," Cassidy said in a statement.
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A nonprofit called Mined Minds, promising to teach West Virginians how to write computer code and then get them well-paying jobs, was looking for recruits.
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There's nothing wrong with cutting taxes on corporations as part of a broader reform that closes loopholes, increases American competitiveness and helps create well-paying jobs.
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My father has left behind good, well-paying jobs numerous times throughout my life, never caring that he had school- or college-age children to support.
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At the same time, automation, globalization and the decline of manufacturing have decimated well-paying jobs that once required no more than a high school diploma.
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But they won't listen to Republicans or to Trump about his plans to create well-paying jobs if they think he or his administration is racist.
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Why, for example, does a student who cannot sit through a boring two-hour lecture think she would be satisfied by a boring but well-paying job?
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What has been lacking from candidates are plans for how to create good well-paying jobs in emerging sectors to replace inevitably diminished opportunities in traditional industries.
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"These are people who took great personal risk and walked away from cushy well-paying roles and stuck with it through all the growing pains," Tejada said.
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For far too many families, this equates to $0 (or worse) because of the lack of well-paying jobs — while expenses continue to rise across the board.
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Bremen has plenty of well-paying jobs in sectors like aerospace, but many workers live and pay taxes in surrounding Lower Saxony, commuting daily into the city.
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There are a lot of cities that could use up to 50,000 well-paying jobs and sort of that burst of energy that would come from it.
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This month, millions of students will head off to college hoping to earn the skills and degrees they need to secure well-paying jobs in today's economy.
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Over that time, we've proven that you can generate growth and financial value while creating well-paying jobs and supporting sustainable business — something close to our hearts.
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Democrats want to invest federal funds in a robust infrastructure program that can help our economic competitiveness and create literally millions of well-paying, blue collar jobs.
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Decades after they were shut down, taking thousands of well-paying jobs with them, many of these solidly built structures with open interiors are finding new life.
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As a freelance writer, it's been a great resource for me to not only get connected with new professional contacts, but even land some well-paying projects.
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Those manufacturers not only built the designs but promoted them as well, paying for the cost of things like advertising, customer service and exhibiting at furniture fairs.
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We must help workers pursue lifelong learning through effective, affordable and portable skills training and ensure that their training leads to well-paying and secure job opportunities.
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Fear that their well-paying jobs could evaporate if the plants become a headache for Ford drives some of the hostility toward women who complain of harassment.
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Historically, apprenticeships in the U.S. have been the mainstay of the trades: carpenters, welders, electricians all provided training that ultimately led to well-paying work and benefits.
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"This was a systematic, prolonged and deliberate breach of trust at a well-paying, high-flying job," Maryam Syed, the judicial officer presiding over the hearing, said.
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Ms. Cruz had a well-paying office job, and was in a relationship with a caring postal worker, said Dawn Dyer, a close friend of Ms. Cruz's.
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Had you tipped Bryan more, he would have been able to afford a haircut before his interview the next day, for a well-paying, full-time job.
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That understanding throughout the industry, along with carriers&apos understanding that Amazon is not the most well-paying shipper, likely forced Amazon to reconsider its pay structure.
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The former governor's defeat demonstrates that, to put it mildly, it can be difficult to re-enter politics after a well-paying stint representing banks in Washington.
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One of the reasons my father had that wad in his pocket is because he had a well-paying job, with union benefits, as a merchant marine.
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"It is time to reform this government corporate welfare program that hikes food costs for families and threatens thousands of well-paying jobs in Pennsylvania," Toomey said.
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I have always believed that this was true — plumbers, please feel free to weigh in — especially as the field of journalism has never been particularly well-paying.
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Well-paying jobs in oil and gas — drilling wells, managing roustabouts — are fast disappearing, as production in the state declines because of a slump in energy prices.
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Why, for example, does a student who cannot sit through a boring two-hour lecture think she would be satisfied by a boring but well-paying job?
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If such a woman wanted to get a job and live on her own, as Mary did in the show, most well-paying jobs were closed to her.
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Millennials, especially older ones, have had a harder time moving out because they came of working age during the last recession and had difficulty finding well-paying jobs.
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To hear the companies tell it, the industry's latest super-union will result in faster speeds, broader broadband deployment, and a dramatic boost in well-paying American jobs.
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So, whether you are plotting a career change, deciding your dream job, or simply just curious to see what these elusive "well-paying" jobs actually are, read on.
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"NAFTA renegotiations must be focused on strengthening American competitiveness and North American trade so that manufacturers can continue to expand output and create well-paying jobs," Dempsey said.
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Many factors are contributing to an environment that makes it hard for small-business owners to open up shop and create well-paying jobs, say experts and entrepreneurs.
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But they said Verizon had made few or no concessions on their biggest concern: protecting well-paying jobs and expanding the ranks of the workers who have them.
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Two House lawmakers introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at easing the burden of paying for higher education and incentivizing colleges to help students obtain well-paying jobs upon graduation.
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Explaining stagnation requires explaining not only why there are so few well-paying jobs but also why there are so few emergent companies ready to employ productive workers.
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The government is under political pressure to save well-paying jobs, and national pride was at stake as it considered a tie-up with an Italian-American organization.
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Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut has increased incentives to replace workers with robots, contradicting his campaign promise to restore well-paying manufacturing jobs in the nation's heartland.
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Other areas, such as East Winston, lack well-paying jobs as well as the infrastructure essential to making a neighborhood livable, including adequate grocery stores and public transportation.
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As we've seen, it would still be very possible in a post-ban world for well-heeled interests to offer well-paying jobs to former members of Congress.
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They wondered why I left a safe, well-paying job with tons of advantages, including the excitement and fame of working on the next game everyone will talk about.
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All we&aposve seen is additional new investment in two industries which are critical in terms of creating well-paying jobs for working men and women in this country.
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But in some ways, it was a lucky moment in my life, where I had what I needed to deal with this problem (aside from a well-paying job).
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This policy has the potential to expand the ranks of the middle class, giving more Americans the opportunity to achieve the American Dream of a stable, well-paying job.
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Infrastructure and the well-paying jobs it provides was something Democrats campaigned on in 2018, and it helped boost dozens of moderate candidates to beat Republican in the midterms.
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While it's possible that the resulting economic development would make up for those losses, even 50,000 well-paying jobs might not make up for billions in lost tax revenue.
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Anchor Hocking had long doubled as a kind of local government in Lancaster, helping finance parks and schools and ensuring the town a supply of stable, well-paying jobs.
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The cost was not sustainable, even though he had a well-paying job, she said, so he started to self-medicate, buying sleeping pills at local pharmacies and drinking.
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The unauthorized wire transfers suggest that Mr. Caspersen had incurred money woes, even though his family's wealth was considerable and both he and his wife had well-paying jobs.
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Workers in China's northern industrial centers have complained of being underemployed and underpaid, though not technically unemployed, as their previous well-paying jobs have gone away during economic restructuring.
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It also involves posing as a populist, claiming that getting tough on foreigners and ripping up our trade agreements will bring back the well-paying jobs America has lost.
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One of the greatest anxieties for veterans is being able to find stable, well-paying work that honors the skills and experiences they've gained while serving in the military.
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Amazon is promising to spend $5 billion on its so-called HQ2 project, which the online retailer claims will ultimately employ 50,000 people in well-paying, high-tech jobs.
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I say this because it helps you be successful, in this world today it is super hard to get a well paying job without some form of college degree.
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Being nonwhite, non-Christian, and non-native were qualities that made someone less worthy of being given a job, or, if hired, less worthy of a well-paying job.
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Ms. Judge has led 2020 candidates on tours of ethanol plants, which besides buying more than half the state's corn crop are a source of well-paying rural jobs.
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These are also well-paying jobs with the median advertised wage for solar installers, electricians and engineers at about $25 to $29 per hour, according to the Solar Foundation.
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If a government is going to offer tax breaks, it makes sense to direct them to the manufacturing sector, which can support a larger number of well-paying jobs.
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Clean energy already accounts for about three million well-paying American jobs and is one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy, according to the Department of Energy.
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We need to provide educational opportunities, including skills training and a focus on STEM, that don't saddle families with debt and that do lead to actual well-paying jobs.
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GETTING KIDS – WHETHER IT'S HIGH SCHOOL, COMMUNITY COLLEGE – WHEN THEY LEAVE, THEY HAVE THE SKILLS THAT GIVE THEM A JOB THAT'S WELL PAYING AND THERE ARE TONS OF THEM.
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Rihanna hopped off her Houston concert stage and beelined it to the main stage at a strip club ... where she was just a spectator -- but a well paying one.
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While cities are eager to attract successful businesses (see the bidding war for Amazon's so-called HQ2 and its 50,000 well-paying jobs), they can also put stress on regions.
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"I'm frustrated that despite having a fairly well-paying job, I can barely afford to rent in Cupertino," said Marie Liu, a software engineer, at a recent city council meeting.
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I have a stable, well-paying job now, but I am moving to Belgium in about six months and I don't see the point of buying furniture at this point.
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And there are start-up costs for that, too, including education, training, networking and even clothes, since to get well-paying jobs you often have to look and act professional.
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The methane mitigation sector is growing, currently employing people in well-paying jobs across 46 states, and reducing natural gas waste has resulted in thousands of jobs across our country.
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Given the commonsense benefits of employee ownership, I was proud to have been part of the original bipartisan effort to promote greater retirement security and support stable, well-paying jobs.
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The nuclear subsidy will also help preserve what the state says are 2,600 well-paying jobs in upstate areas whose limp economies Mr. Cuomo is constantly at pains to revive.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesOther aspects are coveted by nearly everybody: affordable housing, access to well-paying jobs, a low cost of living, good schools, and quality healthcare.
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Our federal government must spearhead a national mobilization that brings these efforts together, harnesses American ingenuity, creates millions of well-paying union jobs, and saves the planet for our children.
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The German drugs and agriculture group and the U.S. seeds giant also said on Tuesday they would create "several thousand new high-tech, well-paying jobs after integration is complete".
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One is that class is now far more important than race: White gentrifiers with elite-school credentials and well-paying jobs get on famously with their well-educated black counterparts.
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Many of the dads of my classmates had well-paying UAW jobs in local factories in Port Clinton, and there are no UAW workers in factories in Port Clinton anymore.
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Wade — but also the man who ruled in 1984 in favor of a lead pigment company whose employees had undergone voluntary sterilization in order to keep their well-paying jobs.
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Perhaps if enough power and money were threatened to be taken from the 1 percent by democratic socialists, they might become frightened enough to actually trickle down some well-paying jobs.
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We've all been there before: you've been working an unpaid internship for anywhere from two to four years and you finally start interviewing for what could be a well-paying job.
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A former garment factory worker in Bangladesh, Aruna was trafficked to India by a coworker who promised her a well-paying job, but sold her soon after she crossed the border.
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"In order to create economic growth and lots of very good, well-paying jobs, we must ensure that our economy is a place where women can work and thrive," he said.
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Meanwhile, there's a huge swath of California residents, who—because of these prior convictions—are prevented from landing well-paying jobs, safe homes, student grants and a litany of other necessities.
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The clock is working and is ticking loud and clear: Preparing all students to achieve through higher standards will allow them to compete for well-paying careers in the 21st Century.
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With major companies like IBM, Aetna and Yahoo calling their remote workers back in the office, the idea of finding a well-paying, stay-at-home job can seem far-fetched.
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These investments are focused on the millions of well-paying jobs that do not need a bachelor's degree but do require training, either in high school or a post-secondary program.
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Democrats will invest hard earned tax dollars in projects that will return well paying jobs and a system of highways, bridges, roads, and canals that are second to none on earth.
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The documentary doesn't really offer a satisfying explanation for why student-athletes, if their dreams of going pro don't work out, are less prepared to land well-paying jobs after graduation.
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A year into a well-paying, full-time gig, she feels a lot of guilt about those unpaid taxes — but she's also totally unsure of the next steps she should take.
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With it comes an Amazon vow to bless their city with up to 50,000 well-paying jobs in exchange for financial incentives the likes of which few corporations will ever see.
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If Congress adopts Mr. Alexander's plan, colleges will need to give much closer scrutiny to programs where students borrow large amounts of money and then struggle to land well-paying jobs.
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They are now in six-figure debt as a result, and my sibling, who still lives with our parents, has in the years since never had a consistent, well-paying job.
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The first would be improving the lives of those who will never have those degrees — ensuring they can find meaningful, well-paying work and afford health care, child care and retirement.
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As my colleague Claire Cain Miller wrote, some of the very innovations that have helped improve workers' productivity are also the main culprit behind the decline of well-paying manufacturing jobs.
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Some of them are intended for employees laid off en masse when their jobs went overseas, and others are for those who are simply unemployed and underqualified for well-paying work.
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The state has a thriving $3 trillion economy with record low unemployment, a surplus of well-paying jobs, and several of the world's most valuable corporations, including Apple, Google and Facebook.
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Only 303 percent of respondents said they make enough money to live comfortably, while the rest said they struggled to pay bills, find a well-paying job, and be otherwise independent.
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The next day, I would start an internship at a high-level fashion magazine and the following day, a well-paying job at a high-end boutique, at which I'd make commission.
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Supporters argue that the economic and environmental benefits the project promises could far outweigh the costs, providing stable and well-paying job opportunities for migrants and clean energy for generations to come.
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But the Association of Flight Attendants worries the policy will "cause the loss of good, well-paying American jobs," which is why the group is lobbying for an exception to the rule.
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"Reductions in coverage and funding of this magnitude will ripple throughout Oregon's economy, especially in rural communities where health-care accounts for a disproportionate number of well-paying jobs," the study said.
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But many of the envisioned jobs this rhetoric evokes — stable, well paying factory positions — simply do not exist anymore in a form that anyone would recognize, largely thanks to automation and globalization.
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These are the type of high-quality, well-paying jobs we need, and attracting more FDI to the United States should be a top economic priority for Congress and the next President.
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Aside from a few well-paying jobs sectors, the practice "has been expected in China, especially for non-married workers," explains the president of the Washington State China Relations Council, Kristi Heim.
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Manufacturing has gotten romanticized so much just because those jobs were well paying, and now in short supply, but you know, nobody wants to work at a furnace in a steel plant.
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But Trump should focus his attention away from abortion and onto issues that he can win on: the cost of health care, the lackluster economy, and the absence of well-paying jobs.
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Millions of students had turned to the hope of higher education to lead to economic success, only to be left with thousands of dollars in debt and few well-paying job prospects.
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When Todd McKinnon wanted to quit his well-paying job to launch a startup in a recession, he knew he'd have to convince his wife, Roxanne, that he was not a lunatic.
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Fortunately, unemployment among college graduates has been on the decline in the last decade, but many graduates still struggle to find well-paying jobs to start their new lives in the workforce.
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But it had proven much tougher to recapture the more rarefied elements of his former life, including the well-paying work in far-flung locales that accommodated his taste for finer things.
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The state of the nation's employment looks to be in good shape, but our long-term global competitiveness depends on young talent finding not just a job, but a well-paying career.
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The trade group claimed in briefs that a legal industry could generate $26.6 billion in total economic impact a year in gross domestic product increases, taxes and 150,000 well-paying American jobs.
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If becoming New York means securing housing for generations while working to build pipelines from public housing, high schools and colleges to well-paying tech jobs, other cities should be so lucky.
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The conference report noted that many of the families served by HUD were unable to move up economically because they were trapped in areas with weak schools and few well-paying jobs.
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And they said they are looking for a number of things to help themselves and their families, including access to affordable health care, affordable college, and more well-paying jobs with benefits.
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Under the proposal, the federal government would guarantee a well-paying job, with benefits and a high enough salary to pay for rent, transportation, and food, to every citizen who wants one.
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He'd wrestled and earned bachelor's and master's degrees at Boise State University, and a Ph.D. at Texas A&M University, before landing a well-paying job as a community college professor in Arlington.
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And as well-paying manual labor becomes more of an endangered species in this city and in countless others, many of these portraits double as eulogies to bygone employment and vanishing worker solidarity.
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The war on the U.S. economy has now flipped, with artificial oversupply drowning our great energy companies, costing more than 100,000 well-paying, highly-skilled jobs and other support jobs, in the process.
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One day when I get a well-paying, secure job with my American Studies PhD... All I can do is look up chiropractors on Yelp and read the reviews out loud to her.
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Both nonprofit and for-profit institutions are eager to enroll students, but many borrowers, especially those who leave school without a degree, struggle to find well-paying jobs to pay back their loans.
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After finishing high school a decade ago, Daniel Awaitey enrolled in computer courses, dropped out to work in a hotel, then settled into a well-paying job in the booming oil sector here.
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Things started looking up: I found a well-paying job at a convenience store chain and started to attend Ivy Tech Community College, where I became the vice president of the student government.
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But he also has fervent support from people who remember the era of well-paying union jobs at manufacturing plants — and who are very aware of how far we are from that time.
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Do you have the space and opportunities to attract and fit secure, well-paying jobs, ideally downtown and on public transit, or have you only made space for housing and the service sector?
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The competition for entry into the very well-paying fields of radiology, ophthalmology, anesthesiology and dermatology is intense, while a humble field like mine, rheumatology, is underserved and growing more so every day.
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The Trump administration hopes that by unshackling businesses from burdensome regulations, renegotiating trade deals and cutting tax rates, it can help the economy grow faster and well-paying jobs will become more plentiful.
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Perhaps serving on a bank board was once seen as a cushy, well-paying position for the well-connected, but that has long ceased to be the case at highly regulated financial firms.
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When I left graduate school with $68,000 of student loans, unable to find a well-paying, steady job, I could have used income-driven-repayment to make my monthly federal loan payments more manageable.
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Trump has argued that a border tax is needed to keep well-paying jobs in the United States and dissuade companies from relying on Mexican workers who earn a small fraction of American wages.
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Retirement experts say the gap between rich and poor may stem from access to well-paying jobs, such as those in the federal government, which may explain the top rankings of Maryland and Virginia.
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Other readers don&apost really ask me about this; they go straight to reminding me that I&aposm an idiot for even considering leaving a well-paying job before the IRS&aposs golden age.
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WeWork has taken an additional step in expanding its education arm by acquiring MissionU, a one-year vocational bootcamp that teaches students a variety of skills so they can land a well-paying job.
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The potential sale of Bellefonte has lifted hopes in a region where residents gave up long ago on the promise of thousands of well-paying, permanent jobs that were once expected at the plant.
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Then once Caroline said she wanted to go out on her own instead of work at a fairly well-paying salary job, I wanted her to pursue that versus be unhappy in some job.
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In the tumultuous last decade of financial and debt crises, China's efforts to expand its economic portfolio and pursue manufacturing around the world left Europe with fewer well-paying, middle-class jobs at home.
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Federal student loan funds are the lifeblood of most for-profit schools, but critics have long criticized the industry for saddling students with large debts for programs that rarely led to well-paying careers.
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The lack of well-paying jobs, the student loan crisis, the growth of income inequality — all can be traced at least in part to the 2008 economic crash and the economic crisis it caused.
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Just as black high school graduation rates in the 1970s began to catch up to white rates, the market in well-paying jobs for those with high school diplomas (or less) began to collapse.
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If American activists, politicians and regulators allow it, these reactors could be exported to the world in the 2030s and '40s, slaking poorer countries' growing thirst for energy while creating well-paying American jobs.
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Waiting for the Greyhound bus, for example, I chat with the chain-smoking window clerk, who, while grateful for her job, listed for me her resume of well-paying industrial jobs that no longer exist.
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"Sex segregated job advertising has historically been used to shut women out of well-paying jobs and economic opportunities," said Galen Sherwin, senior staff attorney at the ACLU Women's Rights Project, in another supporting statement.
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A new philanthropic model is needed as well to help move the U.S. toward a sustainable clean energy economy—one that cuts pollution, creates well-paying jobs, preserves grid reliability, and reduces costs for all.
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An infrastructure bill can create new, well-paying American jobs, and will help save American lives by reducing the chances of catastrophic incidents due to dangerously old, unkempt bridges and other structures around the country.
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Many of these Chinese students come from the largely rural, southern provinces, hoping to escape a highly competitive but poor education system back home and land well-paying jobs in Southeast Asia's second biggest economy.
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Soros said that if Prime Minister Theresa May wanted to stay in power, she would have to change her approach and take account of young people who he said wanted to find well-paying jobs.
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Everywhere I go in Ohio, employers tell me they need workers who have the skills to fill available jobs — well-paying work as welders, coders and health care technicians, all of which require skills training.
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I suspect that longer-term trends, including declining labor force participation and the bifurcation of the labor market into well-paying, highly skilled jobs and poorly-paying, low-skilled jobs were the most likely culprits.
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This "second phase" of the energy renaissance — the expansion of American manufacturing — is the next step in capitalizing on our geological gifts, which will create more well-paying jobs and keep the U.S. competitive globally.
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One of the burgeoning policy ideas in progressive circles is the idea of a job guarantee: a policy in which the government would offer a well-paying job with full benefits to anyone who wants one.
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If President Trump wants to see enhanced economic productivity, thousands of more well-paying jobs and streamlined renewable energy projects, he would be remiss not to prioritize the NEPA review process during his address to Congress.
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In the 2800 months that we have been here, we went from being poor newlyweds still living with roommates to having our own apartment, two well-paying full-time jobs, a new car, and a dog.
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It is also true that many studies do find some short-term credentials lead to well-paying jobs for individuals with only a high school diploma, and these would also be eligible for funding under JOBS.
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Kwong starred for a midget-hockey provincial championship team, then joined a team in Trail, British Columbia, known as the Smoke Eaters, who rewarded their players by getting them well-paying jobs at the local smelter.
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An expert welder working for the only manufacturer in town may not find it easy to leave that job and find an equally well-paying job (in, say, nursing) because the skill sets are so different.
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China also faces rising labor costs — meaning cheap manufacturing will no longer provide as many jobs — and has a rising class of educated young people for whom it needs to find well-paying, high-tech jobs.
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"Why is building a wall more important than educating people?" asked Billy Hinkle, a Trump voter who is enrolled in a program called Tulsa WorkAdvance that trains mostly unemployed workers to fill well-paying manufacturing jobs.
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In Decatur's heyday, locals could get a well-paying factory job without finishing high school, so no one really paid attention to the fact that more than half of black males were dropping out, she said.
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That kind of talk makes some higher education experts wary: Could it lead to capital flowing only to job-focused schools, shifting the purpose of higher education from learning to preparation for certain well-paying jobs?
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With these pathways, students can graduate and go on to four-year colleges or into post-secondary programs that provide them with in-demand labor market credentials for many advanced-skill jobs and well-paying careers.
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Made in Brownsville is a nonprofit that trains 14- to 24-year-olds in graphic and product design, videography and other marketable means of communication, offering apprenticeships from which they can build well-paying creative careers.
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While it's great that some older Americans are taking advantage of work that is fulfilling and well paying, it's happening at the same time that a shrinking share of prime-age workers are doing the same thing.
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"With the state's renewable and efficiency standards back in place, Ohio can reclaim its spot as a clean energy leader, clearing the way for well-paying jobs, millions in investment, and healthier air for all," he said.
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At least one part of that narrative was a strong wave of rejection of the bipartisan consensus on free trade, mainly underpinned by disgust about the loss of stable, well-paying manufacturing jobs in many Midwestern states.
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In an election year, with nearly constant squawking from presidential candidates about well-paying jobs, the mayor of Palo Alto has an unusual message for some of the cash-flush tech companies based here: Go away. Please.
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If done right, these partnerships can start a wave of new-economy apprenticeships, bringing millions of workers into well-paying jobs, while enabling US companies to take full advantage of the growth opportunity of the digital economy.
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They have also fought to win over a new breed of backer: conservatives skeptical of climate change but interested in supporting homegrown energy alternatives that increase national security, boost competition, and create well-paying blue collar jobs.
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Any relatively high-ranking Facebook executive could get a well-paying VC job or collect a VC check for whatever startup idea they come up with or join a budding startup with lots of fresh stock options.
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Many of these people are President Trump's "forgotten" Americans: Working-class men who dropped out of the labor force, frustrated with the lack of well-paying jobs, turned out en masse to vote for Trump in November.
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This week, JPMorgan Chase and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) invested $20 million in 85033 state programs to dramatically increase the number of students who graduate from high school prepared for well-paying careers.
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For example, when it allows students to use Pell scholarships at short-term training programs — as the House bill does — it should pay for those programs based on their success in helping students get well-paying jobs.
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As Tom Quaadman, executive vice president at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness, put it in an interview, Volcker needs to change "so businesses can get started, grow, and create well-paying jobs."
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It will also diminish American leadership in global nuclear safety and security, reduce the diversity of available energy sources and be a blow to thousands of skilled workers with an inevitable loss of many well-paying jobs.
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The customers for these homes, Mr. Chesky said, are the same guests who rented sofas with the company when they were younger, though now they have well-paying jobs and more discerning tastes and seek upscale accommodations.
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Turkey faces expulsion from the F-35 program, which would cost Turkish Aerospace Industry (TAI) and other companies well-paying orders, but the sanctions could be extended to other Turkish companies that produce components for U.S. firms.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Senator Bernie Sanders spent Tuesday courting black voters in South Carolina with promises that he would combat institutional racism, reform police departments across the country, and make getting an education and a well-paying job easier.
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Clinton was campaigning on Friday in Iowa, where polls show she and Trump running neck-and-neck, and in Michigan, a traditionally Democratic state hit hard by the movement offshore of many formerly well-paying American manufacturing jobs.
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Aside from heading off the economic impact of crumbling infrastructure, public investment in new roads and other public projects has helped support creation of relatively well-paying jobs, according to an analysis by the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program.
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The big picture: A growing number of people around the world, particularly in the U.S. and Europe, feel disenfranchised by the current order, which they hold responsible for widening income inequality and a decline in well-paying jobs.
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"Ushuaia was a city of low unemployment, a city of opportunity where many people from all over Argentina came to find a well-paying job," said Malena Teszkiewicz, the city's secretary of social, health and human rights policies.
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People were crying in the audience when they left together, but the best part of it all was that Jacobs was finally able to get a safe, well-paying gig taking his mind for pro wrestling storytelling global.
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One was a Republican representative, firefighter and Iraq war veteran who told his colleagues at the statehouse in Concord that unions had been instrumental in helping his fellow soldiers find well-paying work after returning home from war.
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Why it matters: At a time many experts and politicians are questioning the assumption that college is for everyone, the deal bets on a fashionable form of vocational education — coding — as a route to well-paying software jobs.
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Use your networks and opportunities wiselyI was lucky to have many advantages like an early-fall birthday, good parents, and the ability to work at a well-paying job while going to school part-time my senior year.
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However, the former New York businessman has insisted he wants to create good, well-paying jobs and his administration's plan includes an "America First" trade policy alongside corporate tax cuts and an ambitious bid to invest in infrastructure.
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Common Sense Here's how President-elect Trump could unify a bitterly divided America, provide well-paying jobs to many of the millions of disaffected workers who voted for him, and lift the economy, stock market and tax rolls.
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"We think it suits us, that it is beneficial for more foreign investment," Mr. López Obrador said then during his morning news conference, adding that the new trade accord would help create more well-paying jobs in Mexico.
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Civic leaders in areas like Avondale, which is still hurting from the 2008 housing crisis, are hoping the rules will be broad enough to improve the odds of attracting new businesses that offer well-paying jobs to residents.
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" Ten senators wrote to Mr. Ross this past week warning that "well-paying American jobs would be jeopardized by any further restrictions on sugar imports, which only advance the narrow interest of domestic growers and large sugar companies.
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These industries, including health care, advanced manufacturing, construction and transportation and logistics, have well-paying jobs for workers without BA degrees, but workers must obtain a range of occupational skills that many now lack to get these jobs.
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After his early foray in government, Mr. Freedman went on to become a foreign lobbyist working with Paul Manafort in the 1980s and 1990s for sometimes unsavory but well-paying foreign leaders, including Ferdinand Marcos, the Philippine strongman.
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Today and throughout the month, thousands of manufacturers across the country are celebrating MFG Day by opening their doors to students, parents, teachers and educators to show the rewarding, well-paying careers that modern manufacturing has to offer.
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Working together, we can expand access to satisfying, well-paying careers in construction for women, minorities, veterans, students, non-graduates and people seeking new careers, re-entry to the workforce or a second chance realizing their American dream.
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That means workers in these high-demand health-care fields can look forward to keeping their well-paying gigs for a long time to come and likely expect a nice salary increase as their skills become more sought after.
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"This is a huge expansion in high-skilled, well-paying jobs across the UK and yet another demonstration of the jobs success we have seen since 2010," she will say at the opening, according to excerpts of her speech.
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The Common Core, for good reason, is the Obama administration's most-known education policy, but the White House has also specifically targeted computer science as a way to make sure students can find well-paying jobs in the future.
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We must remove the stigma of a community college and career education, look for opportunities to upskill or reskill workers, and give those who have been left behind the chance to compete for well-paying careers today and tomorrow.
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They would later get well-paying jobs in city government and the stock exchange, but in those early years the most they could afford was a two-bedroom apartment, two miles from the last station on the Métro line.
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The Secrets to a Happy Life, From a Harvard Study Many students seem to be under the impression that there is a linear path to happiness: Do well in school, then get a well-paying job, then be happy.
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It's hard not to think that a job in PR or publishing would be as glamorous and well-paying as it seems on TV. Nab one of those gigs, and you'll enjoy the same lifestyle as your favorite characters.
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Mr. Lhota, who joined the authority as chairman last year to help fix the faltering subway, has faced questions over possible conflicts of interest as he juggles the demands of running the authority with his other well-paying jobs.
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Members of Congress, who are fortunate to have well-paying official positions plus major health care subsidies paid for by taxpayers, seem ferocious in their push to deny basic and vital medical assistance to people who are have-nots!
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Because we all know if we get society doing better education, more people are involved, the wages will be shared better across the board, society will be happier, there will be more -- obviously, far more jobs available, and well-paying jobs.
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The financial goals we have today are nearly identical to those a half century ago: a well-paying job, safe and successful investments, college for our kids, a comfortable standard of living and enough resources to see us through retirement.
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It's also not widely known that wind power supports well-paying jobs and invests in 75 percent of all Republican districts in the U.S. In fact, Republican-represented districts host 86 percent of the total wind farm fleet in America.
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"This privately funded infrastructure project will help meet America's growing energy needs as well as create tens of thousands of well-paying jobs and generate substantial economic benefit throughout the U.S. and Canada," TransCanada President Russ Girling said in a statement.
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We're also working hard to address one of manufacturing's most difficult challenges — its perception problem; the idea that manufacturing is more like the industry your grandparents might remember than the high-tech, 21st-century, well-paying sector it is today.
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Today, there are more than 500,873 well-paying computing jobs currently unfilled in the U.S. By 2020, there will be one million more computing jobs nationally than there will be graduates to fill them, resulting in a $500 billion opportunity gap.
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To keep America on the leading edge in the world economy, while simultaneously creating stable and well-paying jobs at home, we need to educate and support not just men, but women and other underrepresented groups in technological occupations as well.
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The striving middle class is pushed into the ranks of the poor as well-paying jobs, and the social mobility they bring, disappear, sometimes overseas, sometimes as a result of trade deals the establishment parties insisted were in the popular interest.
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While most people think twee, unsustainable small business when they hear Brooklyn, these zones play an integral part of the regional economy, acting as a pipeline for well-paying jobs, and a source of goods and services for companies citywide.
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Some of these programs are reputable and selective in who they enroll—Obama has even called them a ticket to a well-paying job for the underprivileged, and the government even offers some financial aid for those who enroll in them.
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Perhaps the availability of well-paying jobs in rebuilding homes in Texas and in doing mold remediation work and other tasks that will be in high demand could even coax people into the labor force who have been on the sidelines.
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But, if Biden is going to do the distance, he showed earlier on Monday that he still has work to do in answering why his son, Hunter, had a well-paying gig on the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company.
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As for Hunter Biden and his seat on the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company, there's also no allegation of any wrongdoing there although, admittedly, Hunter Biden's lack of clear credentials for such a well-paying gig don't look great.
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Sustainability now collectively represents an estimated 4-4.5 million jobs in the U.S. These jobs — which span multiple sectors of the economy, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and the public and private spheres — are well paying, local and on the rise.
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Families for Excellent Schools, a group financed by wealthy charter school supporters, seized on the speech, in which the mayor pledged to create 100,000 well-paying jobs over the next decade, to attack him for his opposition to charter schools.
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Companies hiring: NBC, CGI Communications, History Channel & more Average base pay: $0003,2000 Job description: While it will require a degree and licensure, becoming a nurse is a great option for those interested in healthcare, helping others and well-paying jobs.
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The increased scrutiny on cosmetology regulations at the state level follows a federal Department of Education effort, starting in 2009, to crack down on for-profit schools that charge high tuitions for credentials that do not lead to well-paying jobs.
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"This privately funded infrastructure project will help meet America's growing energy needs as well as create tens of thousands of well-paying jobs and generate substantial economic benefit throughout the U.S. and Canada," TransCanada president Russ Girling said in a statement.
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"It could just be that you have a well-paying job and you live in a state with high state taxes and paid a lot in state taxes, that alone can get you over the hurdle even without owning a home," she says.
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DeLillo's first novel, the slightly overstuffed but grimly hilarious Americana, whose WASP protagonist drops out of his well-paying job in network television to go on a Godardian road trip into flyover country with a squad of misfits, was published in 20073.
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We know how important it is to get more girls interested in STEM -- science, technology, engineering and math -- to not only provide them with innovative and well-paying career opportunities in a highly competitive world, but to also bring diversity to those fields.
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"The tactic of returning diplomas has been used by students of many other schools to draw attention to various causes, but let's also remember that those same diplomas are quite helpful in helping these graduates secure well-paying jobs," the statement said.
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The 23-year-old from the Philippines has been forced to sell sex for Mama-san and her organized crime network since December when she was moved to Hong Kong under a recruiter's promise of a well-paying job and easy working conditions.
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Other people try to help him — he's offered a well-paying engineering job, but he doesn't feel he deserves it; he is told by a lover that he needs to stop being so hard on himself but is unable to believe her.
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"With these developments, Canadian and American businesses can now get back to what they do best: working together constructively and supporting good, well-paying middle class jobs on both sides of the border," said Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau in a statement.
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CreditCreditAshley Gilbertson for The New York Times ACCRA, Ghana — After finishing high school a decade ago, Daniel Awaitey enrolled in computer courses, dropped out to work in a hotel, then settled into a well-paying job in the booming oil sector here.
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Clients were also more likely to do basic things well: paying bills on time to reduce late fees, reducing balances in long-term delinquency, making regular deposits into a savings account, chipping away at high-interest debt, building up a modest emergency fund.
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Mr. López Obrador, a proud leftist, has said he intends to restore the glory days of the national oil company, Petróleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, when it helped make Mexico self-sufficient in energy and provided hundreds of thousands of well-paying jobs.
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Anne Case and Angus Deaton of Princeton University have chronicled the rise of "deaths of despair" and argue that opioid use in America in part reflects a long-term decline in well-paying jobs for those with a high school education or less.
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Even in normal times, many of the folks in this swath of Kentucky where Lindsey and Moss live are challenged when it comes to paying for food or finding a well-paying job, given the stagnant local economy and shrinking tax base.
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There clearly is this Midwest — communities where globalization and new foreign competitors are accelerating technological change and automation drove a dramatic restructuring of the region's industries over several decades, obliterating a huge number of well-paying assembly line jobs and shuttering many factories.
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While the various social and national security issues will be there in the general campaigns, this year the issues of well-paying jobs and the modernizing of America — from infrastructure to clean energy, issues that could well work together — could dominate the debate.
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My husband had a well-paying job, but two things kept us from being financially healthy: We had two kids in daycare, which cost us $226,6003 a month, and we had $2600,20 in debt — $25,000 in student loans and $30,000 on credit cards.
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The culture is on their side when they tell me about law school and med school and higher degrees in journalism and business; or when they talk about a research grant in China or a well-paying gig teaching English in Japan.
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In one story, there is a population of unemployed and underemployed working-class adults for whom well-paying work seems increasingly out of reach; their jobs have gone overseas or become automated, and they find themselves working retail, or not working at all.
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"It will strengthen the middle class, and create good, well-paying jobs and new opportunities for the nearly half billion people who call North America home," said US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland in a joint statement.
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The second crisis is that in a few key places — the places that tend to have the best opportunity for people to get well-paying jobs — there simply aren't enough houses to go around, severely curtailing the options for many families who aren't low-income.
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Is it that men who are working in a manufacturing or a construction job that is pretty well-paying but not super high-skill lose their job and then what's available for them are sales clerk positions that won't get them on their feet?
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To help more unemployed Canadians get the training they need to get a good, well-paying job, our Government proposes to make better use of existing flexibilities within the Employment Insurance program that allow claimants to pursue self-funded training and maintain their EI status.
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" She adds: "What he supports is to make sure that we enforce the law, that we are respectful of those Americans who are looking for well-paying jobs, and that we are fair and humane for those who live among us in this country.
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Janesville is and isn't the story of Donald Trump's ascendance: its middle class has been rent by the loss of well-paying manufacturing jobs, and their replacement by lesser employment in a distribution center that the town paid millions of dollars in incentives to attract.
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While our culture tends to make Silicon Valley sexy, and glossy bootcamp brochures promise well-paying jobs, the truth is that many of these institutions are not accredited, do not post job statistics and do a poor job of ensuring their students' post-bootcamp success.
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The realities of the working world, and her industry, quickly altered her best-laid plans: Two years as a marketing assistant and then account executive steered her into a more marketing-oriented role, work that both "drained her soul" and wasn't very well-paying.
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"What he supports is to make sure that we enforce the law, that we are respectful of those Americans who are looking for well-paying jobs, and that we are fair and humane for those who live among us in this country," she said.
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His Higher Education Reform and Opportunity Act would allow states to set up credentialing systems for trade, apprenticeships, and other training programs to help people gain the skills needed to lock down well paying and stable jobs that can provide for families and enrich communities.
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Repairing and improving the country's roads, bridges, federal buildings, national parks, energy and computer systems may not be glamorous, but such projects will generate well-paying employment instead of minimum-wage service jobs, and would leave a real (not a real-estate) and lasting legacy.
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When it comes to smart region-building, you can't undermine your ability to provide a balanced local economy and flexible space for well-paying jobs, or local food security for the long term, by trading those things for a quick fix of new housing.
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Stephanie Frame at her home in Dixie, W.Va. Ms. Frame was one of several people in her community who signed up with Mined Minds, a nonprofit that promised to teach West Virginians how to write computer code and then get them well-paying jobs.
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Backers of that incentive, known as Opportunity Zones, had complained to the administration in recent weeks that its regulations could end up steering most of that money into real estate development, rather than start-up businesses that are more likely to create well-paying jobs.
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Dr. Joseph F. Smiddy, 75, a lung specialist who has volunteered at every RAM clinic here since the first in 1999, said people's health was getting worse, not better, as the regional economy shed well-paying jobs, primarily in coal, and diets and lifestyles deteriorated.
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The expansion of free trade across North America has put us on a path toward energy independence by stimulating billions of dollars in new capital investment, helping keep energy prices affordable for consumers, providing more well-paying jobs, and creating space for businesses to innovate.
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If Mr. Sanders or Ms. Warren won the nomination, they would surely face accusations that they favored a system that would shutter struggling hospitals, reducing access for the rural poor, and closing centers of well-paying middle-class jobs throughout much of the country.
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"We are providing job training for high-quality well-paying jobs so that after our program ends our participants are not only getting work experience but an opportunity to land jobs in other areas to be able to support their families," Love said at the press conference.
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The open letter, addressed to Phillips, Premier Rachel Notley and Minister of Energy Margaret McCuaig-Boyd said the certainty of a legislated target would lead to more long-term and well-paying jobs, lower costs for renewables, and a more stable electricity market with increased competition.
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The ever-present threats to their way of life may have a definitive local inflection, but they are familiar to any precarious working-class neighborhood in this country: long-gone waterfront jobs and well-paying day labor, wiped out by globalism, agribusiness, and technology-driven shipping practices.
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The bottom line is that while automation is eliminating many jobs in the economy that were once done by people, there is no sign that the introduction of technologies in recent years is creating an equal number of well-paying jobs to compensate for those losses.
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No matter where you live -- be it a suburb of San Jose, the hills of Appalachia, or somewhere in between -- our shared goals to have a well-paying job, be able to raise our families, and plan for a secure future are common all throughout the nation.
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A lack of safety nets designed for risk takers, and a push by many Japanese parents — who expect their children to secure cushy, well-paying jobs in Japan Inc — has hindered innovation culture in the world's third largest economy, according to serial entrepreneur and investor Taizo Son.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The departure of Gary Cohn as U.S. President Donald Trump's senior economic adviser has Wall Street pondering who would want to leave a well-paying job in the private sector to work in a White House marked by tension, turnover and legal troubles.
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Fort Worth's mayor, Betsy Price, who was heavily involved in the Facebook talks, said city leaders across the region were scrambling to lure more data centers because they offer well-paying jobs, attract other high-tech enterprises and do not require a large investment on infrastructure.
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The prospective merger parties said at the time the combined agriculture business planned to spend $16 billion on research and development over the next six years, at least half of which in the United States, creating several thousand new well-paying jobs after integration is completed.
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"Because of the strong demand for solar energy nationwide, and smart public policies like the [investment tax credit] and [net energy metering], hundreds of thousands of well-paying solar jobs will be added in the next few years benefiting both America's economy and the environment," he said.
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When Americans start finding more and more money in their wallets, when tax day arrives and they can finish their returns in a matter of minutes, when they aren't steamrolled by health care costs, and when they can quickly find well-paying jobs, they'll vote Republican.
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While mandating a rapid transition to clean, renewable energy, the OFF Act would propel a bold agenda for addressing the crisis – one that will protect vulnerable communities while creating scores of well-paying jobs in emerging sectors like wind and solar power, infrastructure resiliency and energy efficiency.
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These are in-demand skills that are in short supply and leaving too many unprepared to secure the more than 85033,000 well-paying computing jobs currently unfilled in the U.S. At the end of the day, only one city will get to host Amazon's second headquarters.
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The favorable tax treatment of both active and passive income by Section 936 were powerful incentives for U.S. corporations to not only create well-paying manufacturing jobs but also to retain a substantial portion of their earnings in Puerto Rico banking institutions and other qualified investments.
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In the end, the states that effectively handed Mr. Trump his Election Day victory were the Rust Belt states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — states that were predicted to vote for Hillary Clinton, yet have been hard-hit by an exodus of well-paying manufacturing jobs.
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The organization has a list of priorities that it thinks the San Jose City Council should include in any building agreement with Google, including commitments to minimize displacement, address area homelessness through affordable housing, provide well-paying contract jobs, give locals first consideration for employment, support area schools.
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But with fewer high school graduates in Alaska continuing directly to college than in almost any other state, partly because well-paying blue-collar jobs have been so abundant, there are also fewer traditions around education to support it or sustain it, or to push lawmakers to fund it.
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The solution to lifting veterans and others out of hunger and poverty is to reach more eligible people with SNAP, increase the amount of SNAP benefits for people who need them, and support well-paying jobs that provide real opportunity for people to support themselves and their families.
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In addition to strong government policies focused on neighborhoods, that success depends on the work of private-sector enterprises and philanthropic partners working to prepare neighborhoods for attracting and retaining well-paying jobs, establishing and sustaining strong schools, and developing and preserving decent housing and securing safe streets.
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In nearly every sector of the economy, people who seek well-paying, professional-track success face the same set of challenges: the rise of a handful of dominant "superstar" firms; a digital reinvention of business models; and a rapidly changing understanding about loyalty in the employer-employee relationship.
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Before coronavirus, I was planning to move back home next month before (hopefully) attending grad school later this year, but I'm not exactly sure how that's going to play out and if I'm comfortable leaving my well-paying job for uncertainty back home, especially with all my debt.
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Like The Host and Snowpiercer before it, Parasite is a movie with meaning; on the surface, it's a darkly comedic grifting film about the Kims, a poor but entrepreneurial-minded family conning their way into a series of well-paying jobs with the wealthy but oblivious Park family.
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About 53 percent of white women voted for Mr. Trump, according to exit polls, and many said his demeaning comments about women mattered less to them than their belief that he had the independence and business experience to bring about change, restore well-paying jobs and protect America's borders.
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Anyone born between 1981 and 1996 knows all too well that millennials get a bad rap when it comes to all things personal finance — as if we *wanted* lifelong student loan debt, a housing affordability crisis, or a gig economy in which well-paying jobs with benefits are basically unicorns.
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" To help boost employment rates for people with disabilities, a Buttigieg administration would invest $85033 billion in 10 years in a national apprenticeship program that ensures access to a well-paying job, "specially for people with disabilities," within 30 miles of their home and increase federal subcontracting with "disability-owned businesses.
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The awards, driven by the Clean Energy Standard mandate to obtain 50 percent of New York's electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030, are expected to generate enough clean, renewable energy to power more than 430,000 homes and create over 3,000 short- and long-term well-paying jobs, the statement said.
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I don't work in a particularly well-paying profession (I make a comfortable living, but it's unlikely I will ever count myself among the 2000%), so if I'm going to retire one day — or hell, send my kid to college — I realize I need to make some smart investments now.
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By that metric, you can make a case student loans and higher education fit the bill: As I've previously reported, there's currently some serious confusion in America about the value of a four-year degree—or at least enough that plenty of well-paying jobs in the trades have gone unfilled.
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They should keep prodding those politicians to embrace legislation that ensures our public health infrastructure is responsible and flexible, and narrows social and economic disparities so that everyone can access safe housing, well-paying jobs, and other supports critical to surviving a crisis like the one we're living through now.
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Cities and towns are that eager to have a factory, with its network of nearby suppliers and its relatively well-paying jobs — relative, that is, to the lower paying retail and service industry work that is often the alternative for high-school- or even junior-college-educated men and women.
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" Tech companies are on the line with Democrats, too: A key issue is well-paying jobs: Ro Khanna, a Democratic congressman who represents a Silicon Valley district and has been a consistent critic of Amazon, said tech companies need to ensure that jobs go equally "to people in Youngstown and in Sunnyvale.
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"Clearly it would be a tremendous economic boom for us to be able to capture 500 new, very well-paying jobs, bringing in some of the best and brightest in agricultural research from across the country — it would do wonders not only for our communities, but the state as a whole," Kelly said.
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It outlines in broad strokes how the U.S. government should work toward the plan—a bold and potentially visionary set of policies to create a rapid drawdown of greenhouse gas emissions, provide for millions of well-paying jobs, advance equity and justice for communities on the frontline of climate change, and more.
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What was supposed to be an ace up his sleeve, a deal with Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn to build a 280-million-square-foot facility producing next-generation TV screens in the state, became a major electoral liability as costs spiraled out of control and promises of well-paying jobs faded into thin air.
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A s black women began to take advantage of the opportunities opened by the civil rights movement, black men were hit first with deindustrialization — the loss of well-paying blue-collar jobs throughout large swaths of our nation — and then with a surge in incarceration unlike anything a democratic nation had ever seen.
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Even if it is regulated, the upper classes will use the practice to create children that have distinct advantages in every facet of life, allowing them to succeed more easily and widening the societal gap between rich and poor, as genetically enhanced children are taking every well-paying job away from their peers.
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Click here for more BI Prime storiesThe communications firm Edelman found last year from a survey of 33,000 people around the world that 59% of employees worry about not having the training and skills necessary for a well-paying job, and 55% worry automation and other tech will make their job obsolete.
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"Reducing carbon emissions in the United States and around the world is not only a challenge, but a great opportunity to modernize our nation's infrastructure, reinvigorate domestic manufacturing, and create hundreds of thousands of well-paying, family-supporting union jobs," Lonnie Stephenson, international president of the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers, said in a statement.
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"I was almost fired from my well-paying consulting job just one year out of business school," she tells CNBC Make It. Welch says she was on her way back from visiting a client in Ohio with her team when she committed an offense that could have potentially put her out of a job.
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Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio both touted the deal as a great opportunity to bring tens of thousands of well-paying jobs to New Yorkers and billions of dollars in tax revenue to the state, other officials have expressed concern about the financial incentives Amazon would get in exchange.
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Obamacare enrollees and experts studying the expansion describe the Affordable Care Act's coverage expansion as a lifeline in Detroit, a city where well-paying jobs with health benefits are increasingly hard to come by — in some cases, a substitute for the comprehensive employer-sponsored plans that were pervasive when the auto industry was strong.
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Only a few years older than I was, they were already married, which was unusual in itself, and they lived in an apartment that they owned, even more alien — a two-bedroom in a postwar, doorman building in Greenwich Village they had bought with money earned from well-paying paying jobs in fashion and advertising.
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Many of those joining in are concerned about an erosion of the former British colony's civil liberties it was promised after being handed over to Chinese rule in 1997, along with a shortage of well-paying jobs and a yawning divide between the city's ruling class and those merely getting by amid soaring housing costs.
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But just as Sanders's actual legislative career is considerably more practical than his rhetoric, when antiwar activists tried to shut down a Burlington factory that was making weapons for anti-communist forces in Central America, Bernie had the protesters arrested, noting that the plant was a source of well-paying union jobs for the local community.
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Donald Trump appealed to building unions turning his campaign by touting the good construction jobs that would come with restarted pipeline projects—and, more broadly, promising to bring back well-paying blue-collar jobs—but his administration is poised to decimate unions' legal rights with anti-union appointees to the National Labor Relations Board and the Supreme Court.
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As president-elect Trump begins to plan his 2017 agenda, we believe that there are five steps that the new administration and the new Congress can take, starting in the first 100 days, to jump-start the economy, ensure that Americans have skills necessary to land well-paying jobs, and create a culture of innovation, entrepreneurship, and growth.
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The group's primary work right now is advocating for the creation of well-paying manufacturing jobs for area residents in the energy sector along the Sunset Park waterfront — a place known to many Hyperallergic readers as the site where a group of primarily non-resident artists were fighting the loss of studio spaces in Industry City not long ago.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont kicked off his effort to win the April 19 New York Democratic presidential primary with a large, boisterous rally in the Bronx on Thursday night, highlighting his local roots and telling New Yorkers that he would work to make sure people have well-paying jobs, affordable housing and access to good public education.
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As recent eulogistic memoirs from iconic Condé editors, including Tina Brown and Ruth Reichl, demonstrate, the aspirational model worked pretty well—paying for private cars, lavish launch parties, and personal office renovations—until it ran squarely into the internet in the 2000s and, even worse, played catch-up to image-heavy social media in the 2010s.
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American workers confront some pretty basic issues: Many secure, well-paying jobs have gone overseas; education and job training have become more expensive and out of reach for many families; the social safety net that prevented the worst-case scenario from happening is no longer as robust; the nation's infrastructure is in need of repair; social mobility is increasingly out of reach.
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"This is an investment in innovation and people that will create several thousand new high-tech, well-paying jobs after integration is complete, jobs that will keep America at the forefront of agricultural innovation and that serve U.S. farmers by delivering better products and services faster," Bayer CEO Werner Baumann and Monsanto CEO Hugh Grant said in their joint statement.
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Their financial arrangement, not previously reported, was emblematic of the way a small circle of Mr. Trump's associates at the beginning of his presidency aggressively marketed their administration access to well-paying clients, and sheds light on the activities of Mr. Gates, who has emerged as a key figure in the investigation of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Part of that comes from having been able to take a well-paying freelance career — by which I mean $67K gross business income, $40K adjusted gross income — from a high-cost-of-living area to a lower-cost-of-living area, but the interesting thing is that my career has continued to grow, even after moving away from the contacts and clients I'd built in Seattle.
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Told that "some Democrats in Congress are proposing a policy that would transition the economy to 100 percent clean energy by 463" but "Republicans opposing this proposal say that these proposals would raise the cost of electricity and eliminate millions of well-paying jobs in the coal and oil sector," a strong 51 percent of the public supports the idea, with just 30 percent opposed.
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But a lot of things are going right in this country and at G.M. The economy is robust and at full employment; demand for G.M.'s trucks and crossovers is strong; there are thousands of well-paying G.M. jobs available at other plants; and there is a prospective buyer for the Lordstown plant that wants to build electric pickup trucks in partnership with the United Auto Workers.
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Yet it remains an almost outlandishly ambitious undertaking: to coordinate and develop a coherent policy platform that can guide a transformation of the economy, decarbonize every economic sector, guarantee every American a well-paying job with good benefits, strengthen the resilience of the country's most vulnerable communities, command the support of politicians from every region of the country, and inspire enthusiasm and action among activists.
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Exports and imports of goods are much bigger part of the economies than for the U.S. Successful businesses turning a profit and creating well-paying jobs are a necessary element of the Nordic model, which also aims to give everybody a chance to study, irrespective of the size of their wallet, and tries to take care of the losers of the hard realities of free trade and competition.
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As part of the investigation for the new episode of the VICELAND series GAYCATION, which focuses on the current state of LGBTQ life in Jamaica, Yvonne McCalla-Sobers, a leading Jamaican human rights activist and co-founder of LGBTQ-friendly shelter Dwayne's House, tries to explain the mentality: "LGBT persons who are able to have well-paying jobs, drive high-end vehicles, live in gated communities, will have few issues of homophobia, and they want to keep it that way so that they don't have to pay much attention to our youth here," she said.
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