The unemployment rate remained steady, the workforce grew, and new unemployment claims are down. This means the discouraged are returning to the job hunt, and employers are starting to hire...
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A collection of thoughts on some of the best and worst practices in procurement and strategic sourcing as well as occasional observations on the latest news of the economic recovery.
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March
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- Massachusetts job data point to further recovery
- The U.S. economic recovery is on track and labor d...
- FedEx sees economic recovery spreading
- The Case Against Layoffs - They Often Backfire...
- Unemployed persons by duration of unemployment
- It's time to spring forward again
- Euro-zone industrial production posts record rise ...
- few enterprises know what they spend, on which pro...
- Best Practices in Telecom Spend Management
- How controlled is YOUR telecom spend?
- Senate passes $149 bln for jobless aid, tax breaks
- U.S. Labor Market Continues To Score Gains In Febr...
- World equities up 73 percent a year after crisis low
- Oil touches 8-week high over $82 on optimism
- Unemployment benefits: Jim Bunning relents, Senate...
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- Amy Reinhart
- Procurement professional
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