Friday, 30th July 2010.

Job Market Forecast for Second Half of 2010

Posted on Saturday, 3rd July 2010 by Jeremy Lee

From CareerBuilder.com:

Job market will “stay the course” in second half of 2010, according to CareerBuilder and USA Today

Hiring in the second half of 2010 is likely to mirror the first half, according to CareerBuilder and USA TODAY’s latest nationwide survey of employers. Forty-one percent of hiring managers plan to hire in the months of July through December. One-in-five plan to hire full-time, permanent employees in the third quarter, similar to the previous two quarters. The survey was conducted by Harris Interactive© from May 18 to June 3, 2010. More t

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North Port is spending while city is bleeding

Posted on Thursday, 1st July 2010 by Laura Hernandez

Let’s start with Warm Mineral Springs, the health spa/archaeological tourist attraction the city commissioners decided to buy for $6.3 million.

Buying the springs to protect it from private development and protect public access makes sense, but the deal approved Monday would place it in private hands for the next 30 years, which isn’t exactly the same as outright ownership. A lease that long is asking for trouble.

The city has also left in the lurch a willing co-buyer in Sarasota County, which has the money and staff to manage the property. That could save more than $3 million just in the purchase price, but who’s counting?

Apparently no one, or the commissioners wouldn’t be mulling plans to build a regional water park.

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Home insurance and natural disasters

Posted on Thursday, 1st July 2010 by Gregory Moore


What have we learned in 10 years?

You’re most likely aware of the many unusual natural disasters that have occurred in the past decade. While most rational people seldom claim this is a “sign” of things to come, the scientific facts confirm that natural disasters have become more numerous in recent years.

Meteorologists and scientists maintain that these increases in natural disasters follow cyclical patterns, just as economic, stock market, and normal weather conditions function.

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Posted on Tuesday, 29th June 2010 by Jeremy Lee

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Hiring of Temporary Help On Upswing

Posted on Tuesday, 29th June 2010 by Jeremy Lee

by Jessica Nelson Oregon Labor Market Information System The temporary help services industry is on the upswing, adding 31,000 jobs nationally in May 2010, for a total gain of 362,000 jobs since September 2009. In Oregon, there were more than 700 temporary help businesses in 2009, employing about 24,000 workers, or 1.5 percent of the total workforce covered by unemployment insurance. Nationally, 1.4 percent of the total covered workforce works in temporary help services. Oregon statewide industry payroll was close to $600 million in 2009. Read more…

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Union College provides best return on investment

Posted on Tuesday, 29th June 2010 by Laura Hernandez

BusinessWeek says that Union College in Schenectady provides its graduates (and their parents) with the best return on investment of any other school in New York state.

With a cost of $186,500 to graduate, the magazine calculated that the 30-year net return on investment is $1,262,000, for an annualized return on investment of 11.7 percent.

Another Capital Region school, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, had a 30-year return on investment of $1,158,000, making it the fourth highest ranked school in New York state behind Colgate and Columbia University.

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