Other states and towns are electing to have smaller public work forces.
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Study after study finds that areas with more educated work forces perform better.
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At the same time, employers are doing more to develop their work forces.
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Why didn't corporate executives invest more in their businesses and their work forces?
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Research has repeatedly shown that companies with more diverse work forces perform better financially.
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An exhibition of video work forces different styles of grieving into one small space.
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Why are we not looking at labor practices in terms of contract work forces?
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Compared with Brazilian competitors, their engineering was superior and their work forces more agile.
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Others used technology to enhance productivity and slashed their work forces to sustain their operations.
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The region is home to one of the most educated work forces in the country.
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That's because American companies aren't required to disclose the gender composition of their work forces.
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And with the rise of the lean corporation, work forces became expendable and jobs more precarious.
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Women also make up a large part of the agricultural work forces in many developing nations.
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Bits Silicon Valley technology companies have faced scrutiny for not promoting enough diversity within their work forces.
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With huge profits and work forces, the companies have come to dominate large swaths of the economy.
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Now, Europe is pushing for tougher protections as self-employed work forces and nontraditional work contracts proliferate.
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Yuan is bullish of the company's growth prospects beyond the impact of the coronavirus on work forces.
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And they are increasingly offering performance bonuses to try to get more out of their work forces.
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These companies owe it to their shareholders and their work forces to act in a fiduciarily responsible manner.
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Major firms such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon and others have struggled to make their work forces less homogenous.
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If Congress does provide grants, its priority should be helping businesses keep their work forces intact and paid.
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Niseko is a bright spot in rural Japan's landscape of aging populations, shrinking work forces and abandoned buildings.
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Some businesses are trying to generate and educate their work forces by offering more paid internships and apprenticeships.
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Iturbide's work forces the viewer to confront our own surprise at seeing women's everyday lives conflated with sacred imagery.
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The area also has one of the country's best-educated work forces, and the public school systems rank high.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump's action confirmed that he intends to put pressure on agencies to justify their work forces.
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Studies have shown that the tax change lifted companies' stock prices but did not expand their American work forces.
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But those groups make up less than 5 percent of the work forces at Google and other prominent tech companies.
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That could be a win for corporate giants like Boeing and UPS, which have wrestled with their unionized work forces.
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This recession will be triggered by the forced shutdown of millions of innocent small businesses employing much smaller work forces.
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Republicans represent the smaller, fading segment, with less-educated, more-homogenous work forces reliant on traditional manufacturing, agriculture and resource extraction.
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Japan may offer a peek into the near future for other developed countries with aging work forces, including the United States.
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In disclosures over the last two years, companies like Google and Facebook have displayed work forces made up disproportionately of white men.
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But by the end of the '50s, Winter had concluded that the future growth of Manpower was in replacing entire work forces.
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In large part because of pressure from their connected work forces, the leaders of many technology companies denounced Mr. Trump's immigration orders.
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Right to work forces unions to represent even those who don't pay dues or claim membership, discouraging workers from joining and contributing.
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Social scientists and policy makers have some ideas, as do companies that have been trying to combat the problem in their work forces.
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Cook and others are advocates of immigration because, among other reasons, they say that immigrants comprise a big part of their work forces.
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Some companies would be exempt, and companies with unionized work forces would be able to lower this payment if they increased workers' wages.
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State and local governments that thought fair-share provisions furthered their interests will need to find new ways of managing their work-forces.
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That approach was rewarded and has now been reinforced, he said, helping to restrain the growth of full-time work forces and salaries.
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The guidance that will be issued on Wednesday asks agencies to begin taking immediate steps to achieve the reductions to their work forces.
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The investment is a large-scale experiment in whether companies can remake their existing work forces to fit a fast-changing technological world.
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In response, many investing firms as well as startups have taken steps to improve behavior as well as the diversity of their work forces.
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The Saudi government's budget difficulties have been felt most strongly in the construction sector, where contractors employ large work forces for huge infrastructure projects.
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Federal policy could also help ensure that the information companies report on the makeup of their work forces and the compensation are truly transparent.
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South Korea and some other East Asian nations that need to replenish shrinking work forces — like Japan — may find their resistance to immigration unsustainable.
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And, I think it's just a really great example of how we can be building out diverse work forces in other industries as well.
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By investigating the role of influencer, Lissette's work forces viewers to acknowledge the often gendered labor that sustains the expanding business of social media.
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But, Alden said, some seem to be starting to grasp that they will have to take the lead on training for their own work forces.
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In Michigan, Ohio, Missouri and beyond, many small businesses are reporting improved sales and bigger work forces — regardless of what is going on in Washington.
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Large companies, including Google, Facebook and Microsoft, have openly admitted their failings in creating diverse work forces, and some have started programs to move the needle.
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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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In response to criticism, many central banks are trying to diversify their work forces and share more details about the deliberations of their monetary policy committees.
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Sherman's latest work forces us to examine and reconsider the roles we ask and have asked women, of a certain age and in general, to play.
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While some of the most influential companies in the world tout global work forces in the thousands, working for a smaller company has its own perks.
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Some areas — like the Bronx and Queens in New York City, and Hoboken, New Jersey — rely on driving jobs for nearly 9 percent of their work forces.
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If auto sales drop because of higher prices, or auto companies are forced to reduce their work forces because of lower profits, it could undermine those factories.
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In a series of disclosures over the last two years, tech companies including Google and Facebook have revealed how their work forces have skewed toward white males.
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Over the last few years, tech companies including Google, Apple and Facebook have published diversity reports that show that their work forces are overwhelmingly male and white.
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The early 20th century, he noted, had brought us large-scale factories, efficient systems of transport, huge enterprises with disciplined work forces and pseudoscientific ideologies like eugenics.
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But Australia and Canada also filter immigrants to fill jobs and are widely studied models of how rich economies can survive the aging of their domestic work forces.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Airbnb hired David J. King III as its first director of diversity, part of a broader move by technology companies to build more inclusive work forces.
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While the researchers didn't determine the race of the people who responded to their emails, they did have data on the racial breakdown of the municipal work forces.
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A future of dwindling work forces, anemic spending, depressed rates of business formation and economic stagnation may be ahead if we ignore the promise of the longevity economy.
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Challenger, Gray & Christmas CEO John A.Challenger said the shift from in-store selling to online transactions is playing a major part in the scaling back of retail work forces.
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Small manufacturers — those employing fewer than 100 people — comprise 94 percent of all domestic manufacturers, according to statistics from the Manufacturing Institute, which helps employers build skilled work forces.
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The importance of trade "may actually be growing" because developed nations must rely on innovation, particularly given the burdens of aging work forces and high levels of public debt.
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On the whole, other developed countries — all of which ensure new mothers get paid leave — are attracting and keeping more women in their work forces than the United States.
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The increase in shipbuilding would force all seven U.S. shipyards to expand their work forces and improve their infrastructure in order to meet the demand for vessels, the CBO said.
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LinkedIn's managing director for Asia Pacific, Olivier Legrand, said the report's findings provide an important barometer for the state of one of the fastest-growing work forces in the world.
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Stahl's work forces the viewer to walk in a circle that leads to Binh Danh's daguerreotypes, which appear on reflective glass and depict the massacre of My Lai in Vietnam.
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Over the past two years, as technology companies continued to struggle with diversifying their work forces, Los Angeles-based venture capitalist Kobie Fuller wrestled with how to solve the problem.
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Although my colleagues and I are a small number compared to the work forces of the U.S. airlines, Norwegian has more U.S.-based cabin crew than any other foreign airline.
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Companies like Adidas, Nike and Under Armour have work forces that are primarily white, but their most influential customers — those who make their products desirable to others — often are not.
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Everyone, it seemed, was looking for the magic formula to create their own high-tech incubators with educated, upwardly mobile work forces that would drive their cities to modernize and grow.
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Birmingham's work force is also less educated than the work forces in other cities of comparable size, and its schools aren't training workers with the skills they need, the report concluded.
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It's worth stressing that the "technology" of temp work — and the possibility of replacing entire work forces with it — existed for years before corporations made the decision to start adopting it.
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He was uniquely positioned to teach corporate America how to reduce its work forces, since nearly all of the Fortune 500 companies used his services, and he tried to do so.
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In California, union members generally work on hi-rise condominium or apartment projects while non-union work forces build 1-4 unit residential projects which are the vast majority of housing construction.
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With unemployment at its lowest level in almost 50 years, employers are looking beyond their traditional work forces to groups they might not have hired in the past, including prisoners and refugees.
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H-1B visa holders account for about 15 percent of the American work forces at Facebook and Qualcomm, according to the most recent documents the companies have filed with the Labor Department.
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Opel's powerful labor representatives signaled that they would oppose a merger of the carmakers, which have little prospect of being competitive in the crowded European market unless they cut their work forces.
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This appeals to Vijay Raghunathan, vice president for engineering at Under Armour, who says that for companies with small offices and spread-out work forces, Slack is a godsend, an elastic virtual room.
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As part of Project Include, the group plans to extract commitments from tech companies to track the diversity of their work forces over time and eventually share that data with other start-ups.
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Why it matters: Now, executives of big U.S. companies suggest that the days of most people getting a pay raise are over, and that they also plan to reduce their work forces further.
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The search for talent outside Silicon Valley and Seattle has also been prompted by issues in the companies' hometowns, which have not built enough housing to keep up with their growing work forces.
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Reaction Plans to rescind DACA had been criticized in advance by many prominent business figures, amid concern for DACA recipients in their work forces and warnings about the economic impact of such a move.
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Mr. Dube looked at California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Massachusetts, New York and Maine, all of which had raised pay to at least $10.50 by 20133, directly affecting almost 20 percent of their work forces.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus will be heading to Silicon Valley in the coming week, where they will press tech companies to make their work forces and corporate board rooms more diverse. Reps.
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India's science-research efforts have centered on Bangalore for more than a century as has, in recent decades, its information-technology industry, and the city consequently has one of the world's most educated work forces.
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Employers have typically set the incentives they offer at lower amounts than the rules will allow, and many companies argue that wellness programs are essential to their efforts at improving the health of their work forces.
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Although the break was intended to spur investment and hiring, a plethora of studies showed that companies responded by spending billions buying back their shares, lifting their stock prices, and didn't expand their American work forces.
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Deloitte just predicted that manufacturing companies may be short 2.4 million skilled workers over the next 10 years, in large part because nearly 2.7 million retirements are expected in one of the nation's oldest work forces.
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These were the states that enacted some of the harshest budget cuts in the wake of the recession while often cutting taxes at the same time, leading to disproportionate drops in their public sector work forces.
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The aftermath of World Wars I and II demonstrated that post-war eras present incredible opportunities for veterans to improve the societies and work forces they reenter with their can-do work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit.
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At last count, federal, state and local governments employed over 21 million workers, so the courts have had to develop a framework for governments to be able to manage their work forces without constantly confronting the Constitution.
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The importance of trade "may actually be growing" because developed nations must rely on innovation as a source of growth, Mr. Draghi said, particularly given the burdens of aging work forces and high levels of public debt.
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The more cynical side of me wonders why push back on this rather than, say, the tepid and slow-moving response to the travel ban a few months back, which also disproportionately affected tech companies' work forces?
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Mr. Walczak said he suspects that it will prove difficult to convince large work forces, some with negotiated contracts, to take a cut on gross pay, even with the promise that their net pay after taxes will increase.
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The plan is silent on the question of what to do about undocumented migrants who are already inside the United States, or the employers who hire them to fill out lower-level agricultural, manufacturing and service work forces.
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Mr. McCarthy and other Republicans see Silicon Valley as the home of hugely influential companies with liberal executives and work forces that — intentionally or unintentionally — are allowing their biases to taint how people receive information on the internet.
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She argues persuasively that the growth of the for-profit sector is a rational response to a service economy in which there are fewer living-wage jobs, and employers invest less and less in training their work forces.
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Unlike large employers that can create their own health plans because their work forces are big enough to spread risk - mitigating the effect of individuals with serious illnesses - small employers have few options to offer reasonably priced health coverage.
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The increasing reliance on computer algorithms in areas as varied as hiring and artificial intelligence has also led to concerns that the tech industry's dominantly white and male work forces are building biases into the technology underlying those systems.
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Economists will differ on its ultimate effect, but a program of this scale will surely create hundreds of thousands of new jobs from the buildings, roads and supporting structures that will have to be built to accommodate these new work forces.
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He tells CNBC Make It that the society's call center has seen a surge in requests from HR professionals seeking guidance about how to prepare their work forces for operational disruption, as well as ways to safeguard their employees' health.
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One approach is the one taken by AIM Photonics — its AIM Photonics Academy — and a group of community colleges and universities that have banded together over the last five years to develop emerging technologies and train the work forces needed to sustain them.
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A lack of diversity permeates many parts of the tech industry — the overall work forces of companies like Facebook, Google and others strongly skew male — but boardrooms are a particular focus because they are power centers that can help spur broader changes.
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Just as expensive oil encourages us to wring more utility out of each gallon of gas, high wages encourage companies to make the most of their work forces — and to make full use of whatever new technologies promise to economize on payroll.
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This must include how we educate, skill and equip our work forces for the future; how we reform tax and welfare systems to encourage more fair distribution of wealth; and how we replenish our nations' infrastructures and invest in the communities most harmed by trade and technology.
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Many of the state-owned mines are lossmaking in part because they are contractually obliged to provide coal at below-market prices to the state-owned power and steel sectors while maintaining bloated work forces and social services as a legacy of their importance to the planned economy.
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I'm willing to believe we're going to see a lot more distributed work forces for all the reasons you just mentioned, but I think those businesses wind up having a lot of really tough management work that they have to do, that I think a lot aren't good at.
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But make no mistake, the work is as intelligently, craftily political as it is personal: In an age when we're constantly calling out the objectification of women, Sherman's work forces us to gaze at not just women, but older women who are consistently desexualized, stigmatized, and written off by our culture.
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With a budget of more than $220006 trillion and nearly 2202,2628 employees spread out over the entire country and throughout the globe, the Secretary manages the largest federal budget (larger than the Department of Defense), one of its biggest work forces and some of the government's most important safety net programs.
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Not all careers can be learned on the job, but until companies once again become willing to invest in their work forces through training, salary or both (as opposed to championing minimal compensation and high turnover to shore up their bottom lines), I'm not sure what they're expecting in return.
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But in private settings, including meetings with the leaders of the many consulting and technology firms whose pop-up storefronts line the Davos Promenade, these executives tell a different story: They are racing to automate their own work forces to stay ahead of the competition, with little regard for the impact on workers.
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But the pact was really an agreement to start talking: The more troublesome issues between Hamas and Mr. Abbas's Fatah faction — including the merger of two separate work forces in Gaza, and what is to become of the estimated 25,000 Hamas fighters, their arsenal of rockets and network of tunnels — were left for later.
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"The people in Silicon Valley often really overestimate the effect of this because they are in this bubble where everything they do in their jobs is affected by code," he says, pointing out that many communities in other parts of the country have work forces that are less computer-centric and can't be replaced as easily by automation.
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