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Courier-Post - Regarding "Teacher shortage" (letters, June 13). I agree with the letter writer 100 percent. I graduated from Rowan University in 2002 with a bachelor's degree in history and a secondary education certification in social studies. Here I am, four

Slow sales forces Elcom to lay off 84 workers
El Paso Times - About 60 percent of the El Paso jobs moved to Elcom's two Chihuahua City plants to reduce operating costs, Vernon said. Elcom provided severance packages to those laid off, Vernon said. The El Paso plant, whose operations have been consolidated into

Expanded bus service includes jobs line, specials for seniors
Lexington Herald-Leader - Beginning August 21, LexTran will venture into new territory, sending buses into the belly of some neighborhoods in an effort to offer more personalized service. LexConnects, the umbrella for LexTran's special services, will offer: Two

Finding Summer Jobs
WLOX - To give yourself the best chance for jobs in private industry, start looking in the late winter or early spring. Large businesses usually have personnel offices that will take your application early. Check back with them regularly on your job

WIS Jobs
WIS-TV - WIS, a Raycom Media station, is committed to a broad applicant recruiting outreach program in our continuing efforts to represent our diverse community. As part of this effort, we encourage qualified community organizations to become part of full

Imerys to cut 800 UK jobs, increase output capacity in Brazil
Forbes - PARIS (AFX) - Minerals company Imerys said it will eliminate 800 jobs in the UK in a restructuring of its kaolin clay operations that will involve increasing output capacity in Brazil. It expects a substantial accounting charge due to asset write