HAITI Help wanted: So who is running Haiti this morning?
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Home improvement retailers are hanging out the "Help Wanted" signs.
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The chicken sandwich wars have infiltrated the "help wanted" section.
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On the high street, dozens of shops display help-wanted notices.
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Twenty more years of Quake, index funds, and help-wanted signs.
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Help-wanted ads are popping up all over industry Facebook groups.
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Handwritten "help wanted" signs adorn windows of many cafés and shops in Madison.
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Kids wanted to help, wanted to do something instead of just standing around.
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Help wanted There's probably going to be some openings at a Tennessee company.
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It ruled that separate male and female help wanted ads violated the Civil
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"I've heard stories about when people looked for jobs in the classified ads and big bold letters read 'help wanted-male' or 'help wanted-female,'" said Bobbi Spees, one of the defendants in the case, in an ACLU press release.
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And the number of "help wanted" signs posted offering work are on the rise.
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Help wanted: Oracle CEOIt's one of the most high-profile jobs in Silicon Valley.
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A number found jobs in trucking, which has a perpetual Help Wanted sign out.
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The unemployment rate is very low; store windows are plastered with help wanted signs.
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Help-wanted signs are plentiful in our small towns' restaurants, stores and service businesses.
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In one example, a poor 17-year-old house help wanted to terminate her pregnancy.
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In 1979, a pair of twentysomething sisters spotted a "help wanted" sign in the window.
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Help wanted -- Cuomo asks out-of-state medical workers to come help in New York.
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After graduation, he answered a help-wanted ad for a computer programmer at Columbia University.
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We created a large bank of fictitious résumés and scraped help wanted ads every day.
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"There's help-wanted ads everywhere — you see them on all the stores," Mr. Moran said.
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The authors responded to "help wanted" advertisements in newspapers in Boston and Chicago with fake resumes.
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Help-wanted fliers are printed daily and handed out to people visiting private social services groups.
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Yes, oil prices go up and down — lately mostly down — but the "Help Wanted" sign is out.
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HELP WANTED: Stately home seeks caretaker for priceless collection of antiquities, pictures, bronzes and bric-a-brac.
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The second trend isn't new; the gig economy has existed since the advent of the "Help Wanted" sign.
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The macro indicators like GDP growth and job gains might not resonate there, but help-wanted signs do.
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The same day, McNally posted a help wanted ad for cooks and dishwashers on the restaurant's Facebook page.
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Help Wanted signs are everywhere, and job openings at times exceed the number of those unemployed seeking work.
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He urges Trump-haters to merely take a walk down Main Street and see the "help wanted" signs.
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Henry, however, held on and took out a help-wanted ad to find someone to replace his brother.
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The help-wanted notice, which was posted on Thursday, redirects prospective applicants to the royal family's own website.
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What happens when a minority-owned restaurant posts a "help wanted" sign that blatantly and explicitly offends, well, minorities?
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But one day I met someone who held me while I cried, who wanted to help, wanted to listen.
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To the Editor: "Help Wanted: Robots," by Eduardo Porter (news analysis, Sunday Review, June 16), paints a dark picture.
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Even as help wanted ads ask for credentials, most security pros believe there are more informal ways to prove skill.
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Barbosa had seen a "Help Wanted" sign at Franco's old barbershop and stopped freelancing to learn more about his technique.
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Wyndham Robertson, a former assistant managing editor at Fortune, got her first job through a Times "Help Wanted — Female" ad.
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These days "Help Wanted" signs line the road into a pretty downtown of boutique shops, salons and a winery-restaurant.
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Tate Taylor, Spencer's longtime friend and collaborator (they also worked together on "The Help") wanted to adapt it for her.
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So the sisters who run The Farmer's Daughter, Sandee MacLean and Heather Coulombe, put up a Help Wanted ad on Facebook.
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"Help wanted" signs are everywhere, and firms are increasingly complaining that they are unable to find qualified candidates to fill openings.
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That thinking was validated in a famous experiment in which researchers sent out fictitious resumes in response to actual help-wanted ads.
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Background: In the past, we've covered how criminal groups operate like corporations, from their help wanted ads to their customer support hotlines.
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But in 2008, without any guidance, he went out on a limb and posted a help wanted ad in a Manila newspaper.
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Long gone are the days when searching for a job included sitting down with pencil and a newspaper, scouring the help wanted ads.
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Still, as this latest jobs report shows, the lengthening list of help-wanted postings has had only a modest effect on hourly earnings.
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Help-wanted ads for jobs like software developer and engineer were more likely to ask for skills that didn't exist a decade earlier.
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She struts in her sequined boots, hitching rides until she comes across a diner in the middle of nowhere with a "help wanted" sign.
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"Help Wanted" (season 733, episode 723) The tension between Richard and Lorelai is a lot more muted than the tension between Emily and Lorelai.
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The local paper features pages and pages of help wanted ads, especially in the busy summer season, but only a handful of rooms for rent.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Help wanted A sports betting site is offering an NFL food tester gig that involves traveling to stadiums and eating all the food.
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He flew to Manila in 2008 to interview job applicants for his Kia-Ora piggery after placing a help wanted ad in a local newspaper.
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One Democratic House committee posted a help-wanted ad on a job board frequented by Capitol Hill staffers the day after the November 6 midterm elections.
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Tate [Taylor, the director, whose credits include "The Help"] wanted it being less that she physically had let herself go and more a state of mind.
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But U.F.C. could just about hang a "Help Wanted" sign on the cage door as it looks for a new wave of PPV superstars to emerge.
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Their initial "Help Wanted" sign attracted zero interest, until finally the local postmistress took pity and told her teen-age daughter to go on down and apply.
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Pay was highest, $19.66 per hour, in Kodiak, Alaska, according to a Reuters review of help wanted ads targeting 139 small to midsize cities in 31 states.
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Help-wanted ads often specify whether the employer is looking for a man or a woman, and those looking for females often set height or appearance requirements.
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"The help-wanted ads are full of listings for executives and for dishwashers—but not much in between," Walter Mondale said at the 1984 Democratic National Convention.
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Help wanted The Ukrainians, however, are also well aware that Giuliani is trying to get dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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Help wanted: Though Gupta has been Uber's highest ranking finance executive, he's not the company's CFO—a position that has been vacant since Brent Callinicos left in 2015.
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The help wanted signs for seasonal jobs are out, but finding enough workers may be more difficult for the nation's biggest retailers in an increasingly tight labor market.
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When he drives to work each day before dawn, Mr. Roell passes warehouse after warehouse of giants like Walmart and Kohl's with "Help Wanted" signs outside promising jobs within.
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Somebody's got to do the things robots can't (or won't?) So, in a twist of irony, they placed a "help wanted" ad on Craigslist (the listing has since expired).
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"I think Walt Whitman went to the help-wanted section and found a squib that said, 'Wanted: National Poet'," the novelist Allan Gurganus once said in a PBS interview.
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She went for a depressing meal at a diner called the Hollywood Café and briefly wondered if she'd have to respond to the Help Wanted sign in the window.
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On Basketball HELP WANTED: AMAZING JOB OPPORTUNITY to join an established professional basketball organization, the New York Knickerbockers, in the entry position of president and director of basketball operations.
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What is clear, however, is that Hook — with Lacey's help — wanted to replace her, despite no concrete evidence she did anything to stymie Hook's policies or Trump's Iran strategy.
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In 1963, on her 38th birthday, she got a job with, and through, The New York Times — answering a help-wanted advertisement in the newspaper for a fashion reporter.
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The GIF contains the entirely of "Help Wanted," the 1999 eight-minute SpongeBob Squarepants pilot episode, run through several compression methods and crammed into Twitter's 15 megabyte file size limit.
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"This can be a good thing for some U.S. workers, who'll see local manufacturers put up new 'Help Wanted' signs," said Gary Burtless, an economist at the left-leaning Brookings Institution.
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Nor need the government worry about a slightly weaker economy causing unemployment: with the labour force shrinking as the population ages, help-wanted ads are popping up in shops across the country.
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If there still are people out there who answer help wanted ads, employers do not feel so much pressure to raise wages just to keep their businesses producing at the desired level.
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When he was a boy, his father, who moved to New York to look for work and set the stage for his family's arrival, spotted a help-wanted advertisement for a chauffeur.
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Unemployed: Anyone without a job who actively looked for work (sending out résumés, responding to help-wanted ads) during the previous four weeks, regardless of any government benefits received, is considered unemployed.
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Anyone who was laid off or actively looked for work (sending out résumés, responding to help-wanted ads) during the previous four weeks, regardless of any government benefits received, is considered unemployed.
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All over the city, "Help Wanted" signs proliferate in the windows of restaurants and coffee shops — even when they pay above scale, these are becoming jobs no one can afford to take.
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Can you even imagine what it was like back in the day when people were restricted to the classified sections of their local (print!) newspaper, word of mouth, and physical "help wanted" signs?
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And yet it's probably also true that in the middle of an economic boom, with employers raising wages and putting out the help-wanted signs, you would have fewer people in both categories.
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In the eighties, when people speaking English responded to the company's newspaper Help Wanted ads, they were told that there were no openings; when people speaking Spanish called, they were invited to apply.
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In the process, the ease of hunting on a computer rather than combing through the help-wanted sections of dailies, highlighter in hand, drained the newspaper industry of a vital source of revenue.
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She led litigation against Facebook for its algorithms that enabled employers to discriminate by gender in help-wanted ads; Facebook settled the case this year, agreeing to stop such sex-based ad targeting.
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And Barr's creation evokes some of the irony in games such as the Sims, where the mechanics involve mundane life actions like microwaving a ramen cup or reading a newspaper's "help wanted" ads.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Help Wanted: A chief operating officer to help change a Silicon Valley giant's now-notorious "bro" culture, but who can thrive in a power dynamic that hands the boss overwhelming control.
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Anyone who was laid off or actively looked for work (sending out résumés, responding to help-wanted ads) during the previous four weeks, regardless of whether they received any government benefits, is considered unemployed.
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There were quotas on women in schools, all male clubs, and women who worked had to turn to the "help wanted, female" pages, where the jobs were almost all for "perky" receptionists and "pretty" secretaries.
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When Benda installed it at the gas station he placed a "help wanted" ad in the newspaper to hire women willing to wear bikinis and sit by the pool as a novelty to attract customers.
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They were the ones who remembered what it was like when the newspapers had separate "help wanted" columns for men and women, who needed a male co-signer when they got their first car loans.
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She has been checking Turkish help-wanted ads and said she was finding a high demand for English-speaking employees because there was an exodus of expatriates in the immediate aftermath of the coup attempt.
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"There are still millions of help wanted signs out there in the country so we hesitate to revise our outlook for the labor market overall," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Target is probably responding in part to ever-present "Help Wanted" signs as it tries to recruit and retain workers, said John W. Budd, a professor at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management.
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For example, Facebook recently settled a lawsuit alleging that it allowed advertisers to micro-target people for housing, loans and help-wanted ads based on race, gender, age, "ethnic affinity" and other legally protected attributes.
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"In July, when there is no business and no one needs additional help, every store I walked by had a help-wanted sign," said Jan Kniffen, CEO of J. Rogers Kniffen WWE and a CNBC contributor.
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I decide to make a deal with myself that I can't buy any new makeup (I asked my mom for an Ulta gift card for Christmas) until I make positive progress on this issue; help wanted!
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Yet the Georgia-based firm continues to post "help wanted" ads for Amazon drivers, and in some cases offers a wage below the $15 minimum hourly rate Amazon has said it requires its delivery contractors to pay.
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Therefore, I would conclude that the ubiquitous "Help Wanted" signs I see in multiple storefronts and restaurants, and articles about industries such as trucking, airlines, nursing, and IT will force employers, faced with labor shortages, to ultimately pay more.
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If you go to any restaurant in Boston, and look at all the help wanted signs, you can see the barrier to being successful is a lot of times more on the employee side than on the guest side.
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"The fears of world economic growth (slowing) are not causing a concern for business owners here in the U.S. with all the help wanted signs up in the windows," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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The Beltway is full of new construction, fabulous restaurants, Help Wanted signs are everywhere and the economic boom has been roaring non-stop since 1999, even during the recession when "Your Stimulus Money at Work Here" signs dotted road work projects.
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His family-owned travel-goods company was planning to make a new product, an insulated food bag, and he had put out help-wanted notices for up to 30 workers to run the sewing machines in his small factory on Florida's Gulf Coast.
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The hacker group, dubbed APT 33, used phishing emails disguised as help-wanted ads to lure employees at American companies involved with Saudi Arabian aviation, South Korean companies that do business with the Saudi Arabian petrochemical industry and Saudi Arabian holding companies and organizations.
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TOKYO — Of the thousands of workers who have answered the help-wanted ads at Fukushima Daiichi, the ruined and radioactive nuclear power plant in northeastern Japan, Kazuto Tatsuta, a part-time lettuce farmer and occasional comic-book artist, must be among the least likely.
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According to Shuna Lydon, who has worked in or led some large and famous pastry kitchens as well as some small and obscure ones, you can learn everything you need to know about the sundae invasion by reading the help-wanted ads on Craigslist.
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It is hardly a bust — unemployment is low, and there are still plenty of help-wanted ads for the area — but the slowdown opens an uncertain second chapter for a place that has spent heavily on new roads, schools, hotels and developments over the past five years.
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"Human biases have long plagued hiring, and any claim that machine learning algorithms alone can fix that is bogus," Aaron Rieke, the co-author of a report published in December 2018 called Help Wanted: An Examination of Hiring Algorithms, Equity, and Bias, told me in an email.
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It's easy to imagine people who have become disengaged from the work force who, in this tightening job market, are more likely than they were a few years ago to see help wanted signs everywhere, or to have friends and acquaintances urge them to start working.
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By exposing so much of the help-wanted process on the internet, "the transformation to digital recruiting has shined a spotlight on how discrimination happens, and it's made it much easier to do so," said Peter Romer-Friedman, a lawyer at Outten & Golden working with the union.
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But as the Federal Reserve tries to decide how much to raise interest rates this year and next, and as forecasters examine how much room to run this expansion has, it's worth taking the August numbers as a sign for the economy as a whole: Help Wanted.
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Help-wanted signs have dotted U.S. stores since the summer as retailers look to hire 704,000 holiday workers this year — the most since 0003, when unemployment was around 6 percent, compared with a nearly five-decade low of 3.7 percent in October, according to job placement and coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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Many of the earliest Title VII lawsuits challenged the notion that certain jobs were "for men only," a fact reflected in newspapers' separation of "help wanted" ads by gender, and rooted in a century of Supreme Court rulings that had barred women from practicing law or working as bartenders, for instance, or working jobs requiring long hours.
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A 1924 help wanted ad, reprinted by the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University, lays out the duties of the dodger matter-of-factly: "He just puts his head through a hole in a big piece of canvass and permits the aforesaid head to be used as a target by young men who toss baseballs," the ad read.
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