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Study Finds Immigrants Don't Hurt U.S. Jobs
Washington Post - High levels of immigration in the past 15 years do not appear to have hurt employment opportunities for American workers, according to a new report. The Pew Hispanic Center analyzed immigration state by state using U.S. Census data, evaluating it

Intalco power accord is win for county economy
Bellingham Herald - Manufacturing jobs are important. The jobs at Intalco pay well, and most economists agree that those kinds of jobs have a higher "multiplier effect" in the community - meaning manufacturing jobs create more support jobs than do those jobs in the

Homebuilder Adds 150 Jobs In Georgia
WSB-TV Atlanta - ATLANTA -- Governor Perdue has announced that Apex Homes will build a modular home manufacturing plant in rural Stewart County, employing 150 workers in the next two years. Apex is a 16-year-old company based in Middleburg, Pennsylvania. Perdue says

200 new health care jobs headed to Monroe County
WINK TV - ROCHESTER, N.Y. A health care management company is moving a majority of its national headquarters to Monroe County, creating about 200 new jobs in the area. Careguide -- which purchased Patient InfoSystems of Rochester in January -- will move to

Strongsville Workers Losing Jobs After Company Bought Out
NewsNet 5 - STRONGSVILLE, Ohio -- Workers in Strongsville are getting the short end of the stick now that their company has been sold, NewsChannel5 reported. The Ceres Group sells health insurance and medical supplies, and at one time it employed about 600

Active Outdoor Recreation on the Move: A $730 Billion Contributor to
PR Newswire - According to the study, active outdoor recreation contributes a total of $730 billion annually, supporting 6.5 million jobs (1 in 20 U.S. jobs), generating $88 billion in federal and state tax revenue and stimulating 8% of all consumer spending. This

Take a vacation, try a new vocation Company helps you sample different
Visalia Times-Delta - David Ryan's career has gone to the dogs all because of his two vacations last year. After 17 years as an international banker, Ryan, 43, signed up with VocationVacations, a company that lets people test-drive new jobs. In April 2005, he sampled

Kidde Aerospace To Add Jobs In Wilson County
WRAL - RALEIGH, N.C. -- Kidde Aerospace and Defense, which makes aircraft and vehicle fire protection and suppression systems, will add 131 new jobs at its Wilson County plant over the next three years, Gov. Mike Easley said. The expansion marks a $3.4