But such clauses increasingly show up in employment contracts, too.
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The recession hit millennials hardest, in employment and wage growth.
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She added that she was "heartened" by progress in employment.
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It said no firms reported decreases in employment this month.
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Retail trade saw a big boost in employment, up 50,000.
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act kicks in at 40.
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It's increasing in employment, not just at Google, but everywhere.
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The author of the majority opinion in Employment Division v.
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We have seen an increase in employment for Arab women.
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It has been updated to reflect Saffery's change in employment.
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The gain in employment was the smallest in seven months.
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But affirmative action is also in employment, and public contracting.
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This is regardless of whether they're currently in employment or not.
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The moderation in employment growth partly reflects a shortage of workers.
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However, discrimination still plays a role in employment for the disabled.
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Disruptive leaps forward often result in a net gain in employment.
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Firms, however, continued to report overall increases in employment this month.
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The smaller household survey showed a decline in employment last month.
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The tally missed economists expectations of a 190,000 increase in employment.
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Many include non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements in employment contracts upfront.
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Indeed, IPV is linked to fluctuations in employment and economic instability.
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Plus, consumer banking was soaring due to the increase in employment.
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Despite the slowdown in employment growth, the labor market remains solid.
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It was the first monthly decline in employment in seven years.
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In part, it's a result of long-term changes in employment.
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The two women sued under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
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It ended a year of steady but slowing gains in employment.
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Since 21625, a slowdown in employment growth has preceded every recession.
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He specializes in employment discrimination and the treatment of vulnerable persons.
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And these developments have started to show up in employment growth.
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They argue that it's a violation of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, which makes it illegal to discriminate against workers over the age of 40 in employment advertising, recruiting, hiring, and other employment opportunities.
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And a Harvard economist examines the pay gap afflicting women in employment.
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Growth in employment soared, but growth in total hours worked did not.
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This momentum has led to an uptick in employment rates, it said.
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But the rule does not apply to arbitration used in employment disputes.
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Colorado: Telemarketers had a 42% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Washington: Telemarketers had a 81% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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But so far deep dents in employment seem more feared than real.
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Discrimination is common, not just in housing, but in employment as well.
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She says the government should be investing in employment within the borough.
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There was a large reduction in employment (total hours of work) among those who had been earning below $13, and an increase in employment between $13 and $153, though the "spike" at the new minimum wage was rather small.
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There was a large reduction in employment (total hours of work) among those who had been earning below $13, and an increase in employment between $13 and $217, though the "spike" at the new minimum wage was rather small.
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In Elkhart, more than a quarter of people in employment work on RVs.
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The alternative explanation is an unusual rise in employment or average hours worked.
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Other studies find increases in employment and wages that are modest at best.
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Title VII protects Americans against discrimination in employment on the basis of sex.
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Debates in employment law increasingly concern these issues of responsibility, rather than classification.
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Age discrimination is illegal under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 229.
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Yet, leading indicators of labor demand point to a slowdown in employment growth.
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Plan to take action within 30 days of your change in employment status.
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The focus is on trends in employment litigation, workforce policy developments and compliance.
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Activity was also weighed down by decreases in employment and new orders measures.
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T17. Compliance officers saw a 36% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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T17. Mechanical engineers saw a 36% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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T6. Nurse practitioners saw a 58% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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In about 28 states, we are still fighting to outlaw discrimination in employment.
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Arizona: Substitute teachers had a 74% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Georgia: Substitute teachers had a 61% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Massachusetts: Psychiatric technicians had a 73% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Michigan: Chief executives had a 75% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Missouri: Order clerks had a 47% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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North Carolina: Telemarketers had a 57% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Oregon: Substitute teachers had a 60% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Utah: Substitute teachers had a 56% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Vermont: Teacher assistants had a 13% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Workers 40 and older are protected by the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
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And it's true that Texas has long led the nation in employment growth.
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They still account for almost all of the gains in employment this year.
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The average gain in employment has been about 2628,28500 per month since 6900.
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Federal law has outlawed sex discrimination in employment under Title VII since 1964.
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Discrimination in employment Two separate cases challenging whether civil rights laws banning sex discrimination in employment cover sexual orientation, and a third case challenging whether those laws cover people who are transgender, could all come before the court this term.
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That includes gaps in employment and non-financial jobs they gave up years ago.
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We're also approaching levels in employment where it's difficult to even sustain the average.
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This spending results in employment for store clerks, barbers, mechanics and countless other workers.
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A Reuters poll of economists had pointed to a rise in employment of 120,000.
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Racial disparities in employment success and treatment by caseworkers following Welfare Reform's implementation persist.
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"Historically, in the US economy, there's always been new resources in employment," he explains.
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Moreover, the congressional ethics committees have no expertise or experience whatsoever in employment matters.
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T14. Human resources managers saw a 39% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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T6. Architects (except naval) saw a 58% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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After increasing wages from $10 to $10.50, the city saw little change in employment.
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Arkansas: Fast-food cooks had a 63% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Hawaii: General office clerks had a 28% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Illinois: Graduate teaching assistants had a 72% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Iowa: Packers and packagers had a 69% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Kansas: Home health aides had a 65% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Nebraska: Fast-food cooks had a 55% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Pennsylvania: Short-order cooks had a 73% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Texas: Computer-hardware engineers had a 76% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Virginia: Data-entry keyers had a 38% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Waning competition in employment can muck up the economy in more ways than one.
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The vertical axis indicates change in employment from the same month a year prior.
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The 27-percent drop in employment puts the industry's total headcount at roughly 2259,2000.
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China's labor law prohibits gender discrimination in employment, but it is often poorly enforced.
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And Friday's jobs report for October showed continued steady gains in employment and wages.
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It's in employment, it's in housing, but it's in the criminal justice system also.
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"There has been this extra pool of labor which firms can call on and most of the rise in employment, the overwhelming part of the rise in employment of the last five years, has been from people born outside the UK," he said.
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Clinton denounced discrimination against African-Americans in employment, education, housing and the criminal justice system.
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Forward-looking indicators were pointing to a further slowdown in employment growth, especially in manufacturing.
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Sweden has one of the largest gaps in employment between native and foreign-born workers.
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In Indonesia, less than half of those in employment collect a recognisable wage or salary.
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Spending on health care is a reliable source of growth in employment and in demand.
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They also had more success in employment, increased earnings in mid-adulthood and better health.
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Its umbrella agency, the Department of Homeland Security, consistently ranks last in employment satisfaction rankings.
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You had a huge drop in the level of unemployment and an increase in employment.
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Low interest rates and a steady rise in employment have allowed homebuilders to raise prices.
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Rapid growth requires both increased productivity and increased growth in employment and investment in capital.
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Consumers have continued to spend, helped by strong growth in employment and improving wage growth.
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Some of the moderation in employment gains has been attributed to the stock market rout.
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However, to credit this growth in employment solely to efficient robot helpers seems overly optimistic.
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Moreover, differences in employment may contribute to substantial differences in lifetime wealth for veteran households.
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Professor Schwab is a leading scholar in economic analysis of law and in employment law.
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But there would not be an increase in employment and Mexico would be hit harder.
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If successful, the Fed can preserve gains in employment while keeping inflation low and stable.
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Slightly more than half of people under 22000 will be enrolled in employment-based coverage.
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Short-term increases in employment did not seem to translate into marked improvements in income.
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T14. Food servers (non-restaurant) saw a 39% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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Alabama: Bill and account collectors had a 54% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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California: Word processors and typists had a 69% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Kentucky: Helpers of production workers had a 53% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Minnesota: Slaughterers and meat packers had a 49% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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New Mexico: Fast-food cooks had a 55% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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New York: Real-estate agents had a 60% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Ohio: Machine feeders and offbearers had a 55% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Oklahoma: Helpers of production workers had a 56% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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West Virginia: General office clerks had a 33% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Wisconsin: Machine feeders and offbearers had a 61% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Morial also pointed out the gap in employment among African-Americans in the technology sector.
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Smith (2628) Scalia irked conservatives with his 28503-22019 majority opinion in Employment Division v.
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Some of them could reverberate not only by vital inspiration, but precedent in employment law.
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Carlson became a vocal proponent for the elimination of forced arbitration clauses in employment contracts.
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That means the increase in employment in December was entirely led by part-time work.
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Government economists expect steep declines in employment for typists, telephone operators and data-entry workers.
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On the one hand, the increase in employment rate and earnings after prison is surprising.
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Arbitration clauses in employment contracts are a recent innovation, but they have become quite common.
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But if cracks begin to form, the first notices likely will come in employment data.
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That occupation is projected to see a 16.1% decline in employment between 2018 and 2028.
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Big business, typically eager to avoid liability in employment disputes, is backing the LGBT plaintiffs.
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The household survey showed an even bigger gain in employment, with a gain of 409,000.
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The recession brought additional large increases in employment insecurity and income inequality for such families.
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"We will resolutely protect against and stop gender and identity discrimination in employment," he said.
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The rise in compensation mirrors a solid gain in employment costs in the third quarter.
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I support a minimum wage — a higher minimum wage — and laws forbidding racial discrimination in employment.
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Restaurants Advancing Industry Standards in Employment, or Raise, counts Mr. Meyer's company as an early member.
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Every euro zone country recorded a rise in employment except Finland, where the figure was flat.
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Some states also have laws limiting the use of credit reports in employment decisions, Wu said.
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Too often, people are prejudiced against the formerly incarcerated — in employment, in housing, in everyday interactions.
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It'll be a second-order effect: a fall-off in investment, a decrease in employment, etc.
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Most of today's distressed communities saw zero net gains in employment and business establishment since 2000.
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Guido and Rankin sued, saying the fire district had violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
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Women are also more likely to experience increases in employment when Democrats control the Oval Office.
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A small rise in employment is currently registered in the sectors of energy, tourism and administration.
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Following the meeting, Ivanka, 20193, spoke on the spike in employment in the U.S. on Twitter.
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Workers would buy government-issued bonds while in employment; these would pay no interest until retirement.
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T19. Glass and glass-product manufacturing had a 1% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Previous job: Lawyer, specializing in employment discrimination, police brutality, civil rights and other social justice issues.
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And the increase in employment after legalisation applied to both married and unmarried same-sex partners.
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Age discrimination in employment is illegal, but two-thirds of older job seekers report encountering it.
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But in 2628, the Supreme Court in Employment Division, Department of Human Resources of Oregon v.
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T21. Software developers (application systems software) saw a 33% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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T21. Police and sheriff's patrol officers saw a 33% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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Nevada: Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks had a 26% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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The act protects the L.G.B.T.Q. community from being discriminated against in employment, housing and public accommodations.
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The conservative proposals wouldn't fund new efforts to place more people in employment or raise wages.
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The U.S. lost 33,000 jobs in September, the first monthly decline in employment in seven years.
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These include the rates of growth in employment, wages, personal income and real gross domestic product.
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Iraq today remains a very frail democracy — with huge challenges in employment, energy, corruption and governing.
|
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Title VII, which prohibits discrimination in employment, applies to race, color, religion, sex and national origin.
|
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In Utah, anti-discrimination laws protect LGBT people in employment and housing but not public accommodations.
|
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Disability discrimination in employment is and has occurred all too often toward these smart, talented graduates.
|
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African-Americans and Hispanics continue to lag behind their white counterparts in employment, income and education.
|
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Often used at tech companies, nondisparagement agreements are increasingly included in employment contracts and legal settlements.
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British Columbia's higher petrol prices and growth in employment and population explain some of that rise.
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This includes sole traders or those in employment but temporarily looking to top up their incomes.
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These disparities in employment cannot be explained by a lack of desire or ability to work.
|
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This result is not explained by pre-existing trends in employment, and persists for several years.
|
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But acceleration in employment growth likely was tempered by Hurricane Michael, which struck Florida in mid-October.
|
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The dip was driven by a decline in employment, the length of the workweek and new orders.
|
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The survey of households from which the unemployment rate is derived also showed a drop in employment.
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But acceleration in employment growth likely was tempered by Hurricane Michael, which struck Florida in mid-October.
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But as the letter points out, monetary policy does have significant consequences for racial disparities in employment.
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Last Monday, the justices heard argument in a trio of cases concerning arbitration provisions in employment contracts.
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Most of today's distressed communities have seen zero net gains in employment and business establishment since 2000.
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But the recent deterioration visible in employment surveys points to a sharp slowdown in job growth ahead.
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A slowdown in consumer spending could quickly lead to declines in employment, raising fears of a recession.
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She found work as a paralegal at Chackes & Hoare, a law firm specializing in employment discrimination law.
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Conservative Utah adopted LGBT protections in employment and housing, but left business services to a future debate.
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Indiana: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 46% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Maine: Elementary-school teachers (except special education) had a 22% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Maryland: Special-education teachers in middle school had a 51% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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North Dakota: Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks had a 36% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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South Dakota: Stock clerks and order fillers had a 13% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Tennessee: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 60% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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That defect has hobbled Europe's response to the sovereign debt crises and caused precipitous drops in employment.
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The vast majority of America's workforce pays 6.2% of their earnings to the government in employment taxes.
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A steady rise in employment levels, rising real wages and low interest rates are propelling household spending.
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Immigration advocates are rightly fretting over the Trump administration's The problem lies in Employment Authorization Documents (EADs).
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The Justice Department says that violates federal civil rights laws prohibiting gender discrimination in employment and education.
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Gilbert, denying the same claims under Title VII, the federal law that bans sex discrimination in employment.
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The drop in employment levels probably won't match the drop in capacity at most airlines, he said.
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In a piecemeal system, factors such as changes in employment status also result in gaps in coverage.
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For HIV-positive women, access to treatment is further complicated by gender inequities in employment and pay.
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It was eliminated from a federal bill to protect lesbians, gays and bisexuals from discrimination in employment.
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Taken as a whole, this week's PMIs pointed to the sharpest fall in employment since December 2009.
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Dentists, as an occupation, are projected to see a 7.6% increase in employment over the next decade.
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The Wampanoag are 'still fighting for our rights' Native Americans today face disparities in employment and wealth.
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Seventeen percent of manufacturers reported an increase in employment this month, while 6 percent reported a decrease.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, involves Title VII and its prohibition on discrimination because of "sex" in employment.
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Addressing gender discrimination in employment, experts say, is part of a broader effort to reverse that trend.
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As a result, Sweden has one of the largest gaps in employment between native and foreign-born workers.
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Subit noted in an email that there is a "significant variety" in forced-arbitration clauses in employment contracts.
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The number of people in employment is expected to rise by more than half a million this year.
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BuzzFeed News asked Eva Ratzesberger, an attorney specializing in employment law, to make an assessment of the accusations.
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By April this year 26% of refugees admitted to Germany since 2015 were in employment, more than expected.
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Titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber," it argued that biological differences might cause gender disparity in employment at Google.
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The measure drastically shifts the burden of proof from defendant to plaintiff in employment and other discrimination cases.
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The share of young degree-holders who are not in employment, education or training is a high 25%.
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The Fed's districts reported modest-to-moderate growth in employment while contacts said the labor market remained tight.
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But two factors have generally preserved the status quo, with about half of Americans in employment-based coverage.
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Alaska: Meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers had a 49% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Delaware: Laborers and movers (freight, stock, and materials) had a 29% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Florida: Farmworkers and laborers (crop, nursery, and greenhouse) had a 50% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Louisiana: Service unit operators (oil, gas, and mining) had a 61% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Mississippi: Counter attendants in cafeterias and coffee shops had a 68% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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South Carolina: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 32% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Wyoming: Operating engineers and other construction-equipment operators had a 28% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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In employment-related cases, Judge Kavanaugh has a mixed record, sometimes siding with businesses and sometimes with employees.
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And despite the expected decline in employment, the public widely embraces artificial intelligence in attitude and in practice.
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The senators also call for an end to mandatory nondisclosure agreements and non-compete clauses in employment contracts.
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The IRS collected $1.1 trillion in employment taxes in 2017 — about 1883 percent of all federal taxes collected.
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Allowing the return of such deals would reverse a nascent recovery in employment and competitiveness, the fund said.
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Despite the decline in employment, U.S. manufacturing output has doubled in recent decades, thanks to advances in technology.
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Yet while blaming technology is misdirected, this shift in employment raises important challenges and implications for public policy.
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The number of people in employment unexpectedly fell by 2813,2000 22017 million, the Office for National Statistics said.
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Many domestic workers allow residents to stay in employment by caring for young children and elderly family members.
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That is not to say miners have not added jobs, and a bump in employment would make sense.
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In defending the Trump administration's job creation record, Sanders also touted the increase in employment levels among Hispanics.
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Kleven found, consistent with several past studies, that the 1993 increase was followed by a large increase in employment.
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"The single most important pieces are the ongoing gains in employment and the growth in personal income," he said.
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On a state-by-state basis, 20.5 saw increases in employment in April while only one saw a decrease.
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She then noted that she has hired Baker Curtis & Schwartz, a firm specializing in employment law, to represent her.
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So has the index of hiring plans, suggesting we might expect continued strength in employment gains for small businesses.
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European markets finished lower on Friday after the latest U.S. jobs data showed a slowdown in employment in January.
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I've been in employment ever since, and still do work for CELLS from time to time five years later.
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Data have shown surprising strength in employment, solid consumer spending and hints of a pick up in business investment.
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All the growth in employment was met by an increased supply of labor, thus keeping the jobless rate up.
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All the growth in employment was met by an increased supply of labor, thus keeping the jobless rate up.
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So far, five cities that have raised wages had little change in employment after the policies went into effect.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday approved legislation that would prohibit discrimination against LGBTQ people in employment and housing.
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District of Columbia: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 40% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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New Hampshire: Elementary school teachers (except special education teachers) had a 16% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Women already face significant difficulties in applying for jobs, despite labor laws and regulations prohibiting gender discrimination in employment.
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Executive Order 13672 forbids federal contractors to discriminate in employment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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An increase in employment was also an encouraging sign, rising to 58.0 from 57.3, its highest level since July.
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Without careful preparation, Acemoglu wrote, this adjustment will take the form of large declines in employment and pervasive joblessness.
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In many states, it is still legal to discriminate against someone in employment or housing because they are transgender.
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Rip-off clauses in employment contracts can stop justice for systemic wrongdoing in the workplace, including for sexual harassment.
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The number of people in employment unexpectedly fell by 2813,2000 to 22017 million, the Office for National Statistics said.
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The Markit PMI growth reflected an uptick in production and new orders as well as strength in employment indicators.
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"There is already a significant drop in employment as a result of the risks of Brexit," Mr. Hassan said.
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Catholic Charities Guild for the Blind has provided him with a caseworker and enrolled him in employment training classes.
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Noting "steady gains in employment like food service, retail and logistics" in Indiana, it missed another major growth sector.
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But implementing the rule would create about 280 compliance-related jobs each year, for a net gain in employment.
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Rosalind Herendeen is a civil rights attorney specializing in employment law and a founding partner at Wilkenfeld, Herendeen & Atkinson.
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Some of this appears in the data from the NBER paper on changes in employment for low-wage workers.
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Warren would also favor legislation to ban "no poach" provisions, arbitration agreements, and class action waivers in employment contracts.
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Retail payrolls rose by only 2,400 amid declines in employment at gasoline stations and sporting goods and music stores.
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ANZ has one of the more bullish forecasts of those published, predicting no change in employment over the month.
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The data showed a recovery in the labour market with the largest monthly rise in employment figures since February 2008.
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Retail trade employment, usually marked by larger swings in employment around the holiday season, added 23,800 jobs for the month.
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Black Americans have long experienced discrimination in employment, housing, and education because of how they choose to wear their hair.
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He specializes in employment law and has defended employers in more than 200 union organizing campaigns, according to his biography.
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Arbitration clauses are also common in employment contracts, and for sign-ups for cellphone and cable service, among other sectors.
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First, it doesn't bust the budget, as it can be financed by rising tax receipts from strong gains in employment.
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The center, however, is looking at the change in employment for workers in a specific age range, 16 to 65.
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Brazil's lowest interest rates on record, low inflation and the start of a recovery in employment have helped private consumption.
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He estimated that they accounted for half of the fall in employment making apparel in Africa between 1981 and 2000.
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Hiding a gap in employment was the No. 1 reason why people lied on their resumes, according to the survey.
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There was also a chance the jobless rate could fall by more than forecast, given the recent strength in employment.
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But implementing the rule would have create about 280 compliance-related jobs each year, for a net gain in employment.
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After rising strongly in recent years, the number of people in employment fell by 14,000, official data showed on Wednesday.
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T19. Construction, mining, and oil and gas extraction machinery manufacturing had a 1% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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The Supreme Court refused Monday to hear a case challenging whether sex discrimination protections in employment extend to sexual orientation.
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Despite gains in employment and economic growth, many people you probably know have never really recovered after the recent recession.
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I have watched in horror as members of this administration's Cabinet undermine protections in employment, education, housing, even the environment.
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Idaho: Secretaries and administrative assistants (except legal, medical, and executive) had a 5% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Montana: Secretaries and administrative assistants (except legal, medical, and executive) had a 44% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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A bill seeking to stop them from being included in employment agreements in Washington state recently stalled, as Geekwire reported.
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The reports partially validated predictions of growth but opponents quickly highlighted the large dip in employment in 2012 and 2013.
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But the Age Discrimination in Employment Act assigns liability only to employers or employment agencies, like recruiters and advertising firms.
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But reducing family immigration without any offsetting increase in employment-based immigration would condemn the United States to demographic decline.
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That could mean the January jobs report released next month would show a drop rather than a gain in employment.
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In 2016, it acknowledged discrimination in employment in Khuzestan, saying it resulted from the province's internal affairs, not government policy.
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But the Age Discrimination in Employment Act assigns liability only to employers or employment agencies, like recruiters and advertising firms.
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A recent fall in employment and hours in oil extraction may be a bad omen rather than a good one.
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Driving the news: The manufacturing sector added 18,000 jobs in September of last year, following a steady rise in employment.
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The smaller household survey from which the unemployment rate is derived showed a jump of 391,000 in employment in September.
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Overall, "a focus on education is driving this decline in employment," Martha Ross, a fellow at Brookings, tells USA Today.
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Despite the gains made in employment, wage growth has only recently begun to recover — and remained flat for older workers.
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The biggest drop in employment in the sector was in support activities for transportation, which lost 2023,800 jobs last month.
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Michigan Republicans point to a line of Supreme Court cases barring state governments from using political affiliation in employment decisions.
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Both federal and corporate investment in employment and training should be ramping up, yet they've dropped dramatically since the 1980s.
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The White House press release stated that Bernstein had participated in employment and criminal cases for more than twenty years.
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Experts in employment law and advocates of women's rights say there are particular reasons that harassment can flourish in politics.
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A notice posted online on Thursday outlines specific measures for carrying out existing laws that ban gender discrimination in employment.
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And a study of a Florida program found significant increases in employment, but no changes in inmates' likelihood to reoffend.
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However, the data showed a recovery in the labor market with the largest monthly rise in employment figures since February 2008.
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"The overall trend in employment continues to be pretty positive," said Eric Freedman, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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But if you believe it's worth negotiating, look into getting free legal advice through local city agencies that specialize in employment.
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The bill would extend non-discrimination protections to LGBTQ people not just in employment, but in public accommodations, education, and housing.
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That was despite annual population growth in London of about 1% and a 3.3% rise in employment in the past year.
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The spread of mandatory-arbitration clauses in employment contracts and the decline of trade unions are both signs of that imbalance.
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"There was rampant discrimination in employment and discrimination against Chinese businesses and none of it went checked by government," Johnson said.
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There was a time when women in the economy, women in employment, women in finance were not seen as macro-critical.
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Here are 20 male-dominated industries that are losing jobs, ranked by their percent decline in employment between 2013 and 2018:
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It had many successes, including the integration of public schools and facilities and laws barring discrimination in employment, housing and voting.
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Then there's the most inconvenient problem with the spin that Obama deserves the credit for the surge in employment and growth.
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Many countries with universal access to health care have a higher proportion of working-age people in employment than America does.
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While public works provides more construction jobs than the private housing sector, a boom could provide a modest boost in employment.
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"To Hervé Chapron, a specialist in employment, who knows that the first lesson of power is to reconcile cultures," he wrote.
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Rhode Island: First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers had a 15% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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And for the most part, differences in price increases among cities are well explained by short-term variations in employment growth.
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I went home angry, having come up against the gender barrier in employment for the first time in the outside world.
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If you were curious and motivated individual during a lull in employment, why wouldn't you make a curious and motivated employee?
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Of all the metro areas in Georgia that were surveyed in this study, Atlanta had the third-biggest growth in employment.
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Sanders has suggested implementing 260-217-23 legislation that would help address Native American disparities in employment, education and health care.
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Some may decide that the growth in employment is so strong that it won't be long before wage pressures build up.
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"The legislation is old," said Susannah Kintish, a partner at the law firm Mishcon de Reya who specializes in employment law.
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And the government has yet to expand the Second Step Act, which promised to help break barriers in employment after release.
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Specialists in employment law describe the payout as among the largest known settlements for a single-plaintiff sexual harassment suit. Jan.
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As noted on the previous slide, that occupation is projected to have an 11.9% decline in employment over the next decade.
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As you recognize, what's important in the field of justice in employment is what people do, not just what they say.
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"We want to make sure that we don't stifle an industry that has created some tremendous opportunities in employment," he said.
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Specialists in employment law describe the payout as among the largest known settlements for a single-plaintiff sexual harassment suit. JAN.
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It would also stop lawmakers from using taxpayer money to reach settlements in employment discrimination cases stemming from their own actions.
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"All evidence points to a significant increase in employment in the oil industry," Soeviknes said on the sidelines of a conference.
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Firms in the services sector, which accounts for around half of Spain's economic output, also reported a slower increase in employment.
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Change in employment rate since January 2007 12-month rolling average + 6 % Black women ages 45-54 +4.6% + 3 Black men ages 25-193 +1.3% 0 White men ages 45-54 –1.4% – 3 – 6 – 9 RECESSION – 12 '103 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '19 '18 '19 Change in employment rate since January 2007 DEC.
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The researchers adjusted for changes in employment status and other life circumstances that could also affect happiness, as well as dietary intake.
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Half of us will be forced into retirement before we're ready, either because of a health issue or a change in employment.
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They cannot do skilled jobs: 70% of those in employment work in services, often as cleaners, with long hours and low pay.
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It is not providing jobs to its young people: around a third of under-25s are not in employment, education or training.
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It did, however, support expectations of a sharp rebound in employment last month after nonfarm payrolls declined by 33,000 jobs in September.
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The period from 153-2010 saw the largest losses in employment in manufacturing in the history of the U.S., the report says.
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"We have a successful and resilient economy which is supporting a record number of people in employment," Hammond said in a statement.
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New proposals also seek financial redress for decades of legalized segregation and discrimination against African-Americans in employment, housing, health and education.
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The widespread use of non-disparagement clauses in employment agreements has further exacerbated this culture of silence and hindered potential whistleblower activity.
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August's moderation in employment growth, which pushed payroll gains below the 176,000 monthly average for this year likely reflects a seasonal quirk.
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It added that the labour market — where the jobless rate stands at 20173 percent — remains healthy, with growth in employment and wages.
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Income expectations have improved and consumers anticipate continued robust growth in employment, but consumers also anticipate rising inflation and higher interest rates.
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"This is all going to be revised up," he concluded, pointing to overall gains in employment for women and blue-collar workers.
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Some economists said the sharp slowdown in employment last month was payback after unseasonably warm weather boosted hiring in February and March.
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"The market should continue to firm throughout the year, propelled by low mortgage interest rates and solid growth in employment," Dietz said.
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Government spending to boost the economy could therefore generate a big rise in employment for only a negligible increase in interest rates.
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With such widespread conviction in employment conditions, the Labor Department's monthly Jobs Report has become less about jobs and more about inflation.
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This reflects gains towards gender equality and should lead to less sex discrimination in employment, the study's lead researcher told Business Insider.
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A healthy 5 point rise in employment to its highest since 2011 seemed to bode well for the generally tardy labor market.
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Manufacturing was once considered a big winner under the Trump administration, with improvements in employment and activity over the past few years.
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If it's right, that's a rise of only seven million in employment, a far cry from the 21973 million Mr. Trump envisions.
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Analysts value the vacancies series as it has proved a reliable leading indicator of labour demand and turning points in employment growth.
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At the state level, solar power leader California and other parts of the country with mature markets experienced a pullback in employment.
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This follows a decline in employment in the US solar industry last year, with 215,271 workers across manufacturing, installation, financing, and services.
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And they are often prevented from taking their cases to court because of a growing trend of arbitration clauses in employment contracts.
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Those with the largest increases in employment rate and weekly income were considered the best in each state for potential job seekers.
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Will records of communications by government staff be kept in personnel files and contacts with reporters taken into account in employment evaluations?
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Changes in employment patterns appear to be giving those who are highly educated an even bigger competitive advantage than they have had.
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The success of affirmative action in employment and university admissions has not eliminated the education and income gaps between whites and blacks.
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Manufacturing was once considered a big winner under the Trump administration with improvements in employment and activity over the past few years.
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The 20 largest metros now command a much bigger share of jobs in these advanced industries than they do in employment overall.
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In 2012, the court for the first time recognized a "ministerial exception" to laws that prohibit various kinds of discrimination in employment.
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But that reverence does not extend to one of his most influential opinions: the majority decision he authored in Employment Division v.
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The recent improvements in employment growth represent a positive development, although most of the employment growth is concentrated in low productivity sectors.
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He urged the Irish authorities to tackle "persistent gender inequalities," gender stereotypes and women's continuing disadvantages in employment, education and other fields.
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Although the U.S. coal industry has recently pointed to modest gains in employment and investments, the improvements are temporary, if not illusory.
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But many people with mental illness have lapses in employment and could easily fall through the cracks under a plan like that.
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Manufacturing was once considered a big winner under the Trump administration, with improvements in employment and activity over the past few years.
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In 1945, he helped pass a bill that made New York the first state to bar race and religious discrimination in employment.
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And a study of a Florida program found significant increases in employment after release, but no changes in inmates' likelihood to reoffend.
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The proportion of 25- to 54-year-olds in employment is lower than before the recession, by an amount representing almost 2.4m people.
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There are 700,000 autistic adults in Britain and only 16 percent of them are in employment, according to the National Autistic Society charity.
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First, he reached agreement with lawmakers on the Americans with Disabilities Act to outlaw discrimination against the disabled in employment and public accommodations.
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To make this fix even more potent, the offered tax saving could be made conditional on actual increase in employment and/or wages.
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But the programme was also associated with a 0.5% decline in employment for citizens, concentrated among workers with mid- or high-level skills.
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Leisure and hospitality had a healthy net job gain of 26,000 thanks to a surge in employment adds in the food service industry.
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Before the crash, a percentage-point increase in employment growth was associated with a rise of 0.6-0.7 points in house-price growth.
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Its risk-management approach means evaluating securities according to factors including geography, debt and equity characteristics, climate risk and gender balance in employment.
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From 2010 through to 2014, employment in manufacturing grew steadily alongside overall growth in employment as the economy recovered from the Great Recession.
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Enforcement of anti-discrimination laws during the 1960s played a critical role in reducing, but not eliminating, racial discrimination in employment and pay.
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Part of the Equalities Act 2010 was created to lessen its impact in employment and ensure disclosure wouldn't jeopardize careers or future opportunities.
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Those businesses have been a major driver of economic growth, but they still lag behind other minority-owned businesses in employment and revenue.
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But this scenario was problematic for black Americans because of pervasive racial discrimination in employment in the decades of the 1930s and 1940s.
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As a result of Harvey and Irma, nonfarm payrolls dropped by 22,226 jobs last month, the first decrease in employment in seven years.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we found 20 male-dominated industries with steep declines in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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One paper concluded that competition from Chinese imports explains 44% of the decline in employment in manufacturing in America between 1990 and 83.
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"The survey results also pointed to an upward trend in employment, as staff numbers increased at the fastest pace since June," added Kerr.
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Expanding, not shrinking, union membership would be one of the surest signposts on America's road back to income equality and fairness in employment.
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The biggest drop in employment in the sector was couriers and messengers, which lost 2628,28503 jobs last month as seasonal holiday hiring receded.
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Using those projections, we found the 20 jobs that are expected to have the biggest percent declines in employment between 2018 and 2028.
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Proskauer's efforts, led by Betsy Plevan, a specialist in employment and labor litigation, "will be part of the larger CBS investigation,"Rhodes said.
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The city has the lowest unemployment rate compared to other metro areas in the state as well as the highest increase in employment.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that the economy added 224,2023 jobs in June, continuing the yo-yo trend in employment growth.
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There were scattered reports this week about a potential downturn in employment particularly in the most vulnerable sectors: transportation, hospitality, entertainment and travel.
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This mirrors the state-level situation, where only 20 states have specific legislation to prevent discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations/services.
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"We cannot encourage people to make more money in unemployment than they do in employment," Tim Scott told reporters during a press conference.
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The groom is an associate of Vladeck, Raskin & Clark, a New York law firm that specializes in representing workers in employment-related disputes.
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The campaign comes weeks after the commission published landmark legal guidance on racial discrimination and hair in employment and public accommodations for residents.
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To make matters worse, the number of Indians in employment or actively looking for work is falling -- a worrying combination for any economy.
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Historically, employment growth drops below the average change in employment during the expansion about a year before the onset of the next recession.
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But the biggest growth came in the mining sector — which includes oil drilling — posting a 13 percent increase in employment over the year.
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"I do think it is time to move that rate," George told CNBC, arguing on the basis of progress in employment and inflation.
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Insurance claims adjusters, toy stores, and newspaper publishers have all seen large drops in employment in the last two and a half years.
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Emma McGowan, represented by Cara Greene of Outten & Golden, which specializes in employment litigation, filed her complaint on Friday in Manhattan federal court.
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Large metro Isolation Hurts Employment... Medium metro 10% growth in employment Small metro 5 Micropolitan 173 Adjacent rural Isolated rural 2017 2001 2009 Isolation Hurts Employment ... Large metro Medium metro 10% growth in employment Small metro 5 Micropolitan 0 Adjacent rural Isolated rural 2001 2009 2017 By The New York Times | Source: Brookings analysis using Emsi data Large metro Isolation Hurts Employment ... Medium metro 903% growth in employment Small metro 5 Micropolitan 0 Adjacent rural Isolated rural 2017 2001 2009 By The New York Times | Source: Brookings analysis using Emsi data Rural communities in both red and blue states reinforce this trend.
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It saw a 2 percent increase in employment, above the 1.8 percent gain for all non-farm jobs, according to U.S. Labor Department data.
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Some of the moderation in employment gains has been attributed to tightening financial market conditions amid a sharp sell-off on the stock market.
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Trans people in Chile face institutionalized discrimination in employment and housing similar what their U.S. counterparts face, despite laws that exist to prevent them.
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The European Union in 2000 issued a directive that obliges member countries to ban discrimination in employment on a number of grounds, including age.
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The spike in jobless claims and moderation in employment gains likely do not suggest a deterioration given difficulties adjusting the data for seasonal fluctuations.
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I have to assume that the four pending petitions do not present the justices' last chance to review mandatory arbitration provisions in employment contracts.
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The city was voting on the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance, a law protecting gay, bisexual, lesbian and transgender people in employment, housing and services.
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That's why the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed in the first place — to remove sex as a determining factor in employment decisions.
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The government expects the number of people in employment to hit a record of 43.6 million this year and of 44 million in 2017.
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But it is also the absence of rapid productivity growth in health care which accounts for the extraordinary growth in employment in the sector.
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But as I previously posited, history shows us that, more often than not, disruptive leaps forward often result in a net gain in employment.
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"If this were true, one would expect to find increases in employment at the 'kink' just below the thirty-hour threshold," the paper noted.
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That's not how law firms are supposed to behave – especially law firms like Proskauer, which has a long history of expertise in employment law.
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By March 2017, those numbers could be as high as 60 percent drop in employment and 55 percent fall in revenue, according to AIMO.
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Much of the gains in employment over recent years has been in the health and social assistance industry, sectors that have high female participation.
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That could result in the first monthly decline in employment since September 2010 and snap a string of 99 consecutive months of jobs gains.
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For some industries, an increase in automation won't mean a decline in employment, but rather a shift in the tasks needed to be done.
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If signed into law, the measure would ban discrimination against LGBT people in employment, housing, public accommodations, jury service, education, federal programs and credit.
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"A focus on education is driving this decline in employment," says Martha Ross, a fellow at the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
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The research found wide variation in employment practices and outcomes at the utilities, and suggested that women were excluded from the majority of jobs.
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Lewis, upholding the use of forced-arbitration clauses in employment contracts to foil class-action lawsuits like those used to challenge systemic sexual harassment.
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Connecticut: Sales representatives for wholesale and manufacturing (as well as technical and scientific products) had a 52% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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They suffered a 6 percentage point drop in employment after the financial crash, but are now 0.4 percentage points above the pre-recession level.
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China also has the ability and confidence to maintain stability in employment levels, the spokesman for the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said.
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"The faster expansion at service providers was founded upon solid new order growth and a further increase in employment," IHS Markit Eliot Kerr said.
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How much of the decline in labor's share, or the fall in employment, is attributable to the rise of monopsony or labor market power?
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Several states, including Massachusetts and Colorado, that allow noncompete clauses in employment contracts generally won't enforce them against doctors, according to Mr. Clark's analysis.
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France has Europe's biggest population of both Jews and Muslims, and Muslims face both discrimination in employment and in their treatment by the police.
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The results showed a decrease in employment by the end of the program, but the experiments were considered too small to generate significant conclusions.
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This can deny them access to legally mandated reasonable accommodations, critical health care and social supports necessary for meaningful integration in employment, for example.
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But only 28503 states and the District of Columbia have laws that explicitly prohibit discrimination against LGBT people in employment, housing, and public accommodations.
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Other examples include the use of mandatory arbitration clauses in employment contracts and concerted efforts by businesses to diminish the role of labor unions.
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The University of Washington findings show pervasive gains in employment between $22021 and $22016, so the cumulative job loss gets smaller at higher thresholds.
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Still, service sector companies registered a fourth consecutive monthly rise in employment, linking the job creation to higher business requirements, the monthly survey showed.
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In 2018, the personal care services industry employed 52,540 massage therapists, which are projected to have 22.2% growth in employment over the next decade.
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Before courts put them on hold, his work requirements led to 17,000 people in Arkansas losing Medicaid benefits, without any noticeable improvement in employment.
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Mr. Bovell, 29, is an associate specializing in employment law matters in the New York office of Davis Wright Tremaine, a Seattle law firm.
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Labor market indicators have been more mixed of late, but are consistent with a modest pace of expansion in employment in the near term.
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Only 20 states and Washington, D.C. explicitly ban discrimination in employment, housing, and places of public accommodation based on gender identity and sexual orientation.
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A strong run in employment supported spending last year but some heat has come out of the labor market in the last few months.
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The University of Washington findings show pervasive gains in employment between $20 and $39, so the cumulative job loss gets smaller at higher thresholds.
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A decline in payrolls or hours worked — especially for more than a month or two in a row — can signal a slowdown in employment.
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The results showed a decrease in employment by the end of the program, but the experiments were considered too small to generate significant conclusions.
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As a result of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, nonfarm payrolls dropped by 33,000 jobs last month, the first decrease in employment in seven years.
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In 1999, the GAO concluded that the agency's spending on infrastructure development was not linked to an increase in employment in the early 123s.
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Capitalizing on the mobilization for World War II, they pushed Fair Employment Practices legislation — to prevent racial discrimination in employment — onto the political agenda.
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An economic upturn in Europe has boosted exports and corporate investment, suggesting further rises in employment and noticeable wage rises - including beyond 2017, he said.
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A report from the Fed on Wednesday showed "modest-to-moderate growth" in employment in a majority of the U.S. central bank's districts in April.
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The composite employment figure rose to 48.3 in April from 47.6 in March, but it still marked the 11th straight month of contraction in employment.
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"The tone at the top determines the culture of a company," said Cliff Palefsky, a San Francisco lawyer who represents plaintiffs in employment discrimination cases.
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On Thursday several cabinet minister pointed to alternative figures from Naukri, an online jobs portal, showing a pick-up in employment over the last year.
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The official PMI survey, which tends to focus on larger, state firms, has shown persistent declines in employment for the last 3-1/2 years.
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In fact, the drivers sit within a grey area in employment law; rules regarding firms' obligations to their workers will need to adjust in response.
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Over the past decade South Africa's labour force has grown by almost 503m, but the number of people in employment has increased by only 2m.
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Separate data was encouraging as the pace of purchasing activity in Canada picked up in October, lifted by gains in employment intentions and company inventories.
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"We will leave no stone unturned to keep this plant going and its workforce in employment," said national officer for the automotive sector Des Quinn.
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"We continue to see decent-to-improving economic data primarily in employment," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer of Solaris Asset Management in New York.
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He also noted the need for less protectionism and greater flexibility in employment policies if they are to provide a boost to the country's economy.
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But the report predicted that U.S. jobs lost in fossil fuels can be more than offset by a rise in employment in renewables and construction.
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The drop in jobs was led by a 24,200 decline in employment in the public administration industry, helping the service sector shed 26,900 positions overall.
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In a landmark 2014 judgment, the Supreme Court granted legal status to transgender people and made them eligible for quotas in employment and educational institutions.
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A report from the Fed on Wednesday showed "modest-to-moderate gains" in employment in a majority of the U.S. central bank's districts in February.
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The minimum age of retirement is 62, with an automatic option of continuing in employment for a further three years until the age of 65.
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The labor market tends to be a lagging indicator, as notable changes in employment usually take place after financial conditions and real activity have turned.
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Several federal statutes prohibit sex discrimination in employment, education and health care, and legal analysts say each one has the same underlying language and concept.
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Sluggish wage growth, rising living costs and high levels of household debt have been weighing on the consumer mood, offsetting broad-based strength in employment.
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Lawmakers said that gaps in existing statute under laws such as the Civil Rights Act and Age Discrimination in Employment Act leave unpaid interns vulnerable.
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New York and Washington have passed legislation banning nondisclosure and arbitration clauses for sexual harassment claims in employment contracts, as a matter of state law.
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In March, after a sizable gain in employment in February, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the president was pleased with the new numbers.
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"Many studies have found little or no effect of minimum wages on employment, but many others have found substantial reductions in employment," the report said.
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We found the occupation with at least 5,000 employees in May 2013 that had the biggest percent drop in employment over the five-year period.
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New Jersey: Sales representatives for wholesale and manufacturing (as well as technical and scientific products) had a 70% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Current revenue grew a solid 285% yoy, supported by a 208008% yoy rise in employment in 203Q220 and a revenue settlement from 170 of EUR21103bn.
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To take a look at how things have transformed, we found 20 industries that have seen massive declines in employment over the last four decades.
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Of course, you can never read too much into any one month but this is the third setback in employment in the past five months.
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The report said 43.5 percent or 31.4 billion pounds of tax receipts from firms tracked was in employment taxes paid by employees and their companies.
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"Behind Canada's great headline increase in employment, the details for September were still soft," said William Adams, senior international economist at PNC Financial Services Group.
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Others suggested that Italy's victory at the World Cup in 2006 had contributed to a spike in employment and in the country's gross domestic product.
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Earlier Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court said companies can in employment contracts require workers to arbitrate rather than pursue class-action claims over workplace matters.
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Technically, she violated her tourist visa the minute she engaged in employment for pay in the US. But it's possible that she didn't know that.
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Jobs in nursing and in managing and moving inventory in warehouses had the highest growth in employment for young single mothers between 2015 and 2018.
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Although both sexes suffer wage losses when robots replace people, the size of the drop in employment for women was about half that of men.
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Instead, they emailed a joint statement, calling Catholic school teachers, counselors and administrators "vital ministers" in the church's mission, an expectation outlined in employment contracts.
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There is debate, though, about how much the corresponding expansion of jobs related to e-commerce has offset the decline in employment at physical stores.
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It has since worked on projects as far afield as Vietnam and Venezuela and is involved in employment schemes with local indigenous communities in Australia.
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Six-year-old online loan broker Lendi has experienced a recent surge in employment, employing 287 of its 103 staff in the last 12 months.
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We've known that manufacturing was once considered a big winner under the Trump administration with improvements in employment and activity over the past few years.
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Trans people also face stigmas and misinformation around who they are, as well as barriers and discrimination in employment, housing, health care and public assistance.
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Yes, payroll growth can be volatile from month-to-month, but the change in employment tends to fluctuate around a fairly stable trend during expansions.
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The EEOC issued "determination letters" against the companies in July finding reasonable cause to believe they had violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA).
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Fed officials largely shrugged off a weak jobs report for September and pinned the decline in employment on Hurricanes Harvey and Irma temporarily displacing workers.
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The bill bans discrimination based on gender identity in employment, housing, and public accommodations (such as restaurants, hotels, and other places that serve the public).
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Solid expansion of 0.6 percent in the first quarter was reflected in employment levels, with new jobs being created in almost all sectors of the economy.
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"Yes he has a leg to stand on," says Eve Wagner, a partner at the Los Angeles law firm Sauer & Wagner who specializes in employment law.
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Against the back drop of weak manufacturing, benign inflation and a recent sharp slowdown in employment gains, the Federal Reserve on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged.
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She noted that U.S.-China trade tensions have caused some uncertainty in the labor market, and that the government has made stability in employment a priority.
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Particularly for women who are not in employment and taking care of young children, performing for an audience has given them a sense of identity too.
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Since 1980 growth in employment and pay has been fastest in professions across the income scale that put a high premium on social skills (see chart).
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The free exercise claim has been neglected because too many people have read too much into the Supreme Court's 1990 decision in Employment Division v. Smith.
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This is good news for jobseekers, particularly when we consider the results from the manufacturing industry which showed the steepest upturn in employment since August 2012.
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But experience suggests machine breaking, riots, strikes, protectionism, anti-immigration campaigns and nostalgia cannot durably hold back the long-term shift in employment and energy patterns.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 also prohibits the "printing or publication of notices or advertisements indicating prohibited preference, limitation, specification or discrimination" in employment recruitment.
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And Uber lost case after case in employment tribunals around the world, which forced it to stop classifying its workers as independent contractors in some countries.
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But it shouldn't be too much to ask that a stepped-up infrastructure program also have as one of its goals a significant increase in employment.
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While racial discrimination in employment and pay was outlawed by the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it remains an all too familiar reality of American life.
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"I think the only thing you see outside of college sports that would be comparable to NLIs is non-compete clauses [in employment contracts]," Zola says.
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And so you probably found more sloppiness in employment than you would find if you ran a very tough retail business like my grandfather's grocery store.
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But in North Dakota, where an oil and gas boom has — until recently — generated a surge in employment, the jobless rate stood at just 2.7 percent.
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"The employment index continues to suggest growth in employment of around 23,000 per month over the next 6 months," said NAB group chief economist Alan Oster.
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"Dreiband has devoted most of his career to defending corporations in employment discrimination cases and advocating for weaker antidiscrimination protections in the workplace," the statement said.
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As just one example, it would have put the kibosh on $59.4 million in employment-focused prisoner reentry grants recently awarded by the Department of Labor.
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Sometimes the increases in employment last beyond the period of the subsidy, implying that workers have gained job readiness skills or valuable experience in the process.
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Mr. Gapen, the Barclays economist, said he did not think that was the case, because the telecommunications industry did not register a big drop in employment.
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In using test data in employment decisions, "they hire for both current job fit but also potential to fit future key roles," the ManpowerGroup executive said.
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Studies conducted in Michigan and California indicate that record-sealing was associated with "a significant increase in employment and average wages" and a low recidivism rate.
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In a recent report by the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality, investigators found consistent disparities in employment, housing, health care coverage and access to services.
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Breaking with four other circuits, the panel held that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act covers political subdivisions even if they have fewer than 20 employees.
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The decline was driven by a slowdown in output and new orders, the survey showed, which in turn caused scaling back in employment and purchasing activity.
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That said, we will be watching the job market carefully to see whether the recent slowing in employment growth is transitory, as we believe it is.
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The Labor Department said on Friday nonfarm payrolls fell by 33,000 jobs last month amid a record drop in employment in the leisure and hospitality sector.
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Liability standards for holding institutions accountable for sexual harassment remain unrealistically stacked against survivors, more so in education for young people than in employment for adults.
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Lawyers who specialize in employment cases said that the decision, by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in Cincinnati, was highly significant.
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Some of the benefits include foot traffic for local merchants and thousands of jobs in employment at the United Nations and businesses supported by its presence.
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The Thomson Reuters/Ipsos gauge of economic expectations rebounded in Thursday's report, although that was outweighed by declines in employment confidence and the outlook for investment.
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Top officials brought in Jeffrey Larroca, an attorney at the firm Eckert Seamans who regularly represents the Red Cross when it is sued in employment cases.
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Meanwhile, the professional, scientific and technical sector, which has seen the second-largest growth in employment since the start of this year, grew 0.7% in August.
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Meanwhile, the professional, scientific and technical sector, which has seen the second-largest growth in employment since the start of this year, grew 0.7% in August.
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Taylor needed a flexible phrase because Kennedy's committee was a bureaucratic entity with a vague mandate meant to signal the Administration's commitment to fairness in employment.
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Private sector employment was down on the month and much of the gains in employment are in self-employed Canadians who tend to work fewer hours.
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Payroll gains in December capped a year of steady but slowing gains in employment, the government reported Friday, nudging the year's total past 2.1 million jobs.
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The 22019th, 9th, 6th and 1st circuit courts have all ruled that Title VII anti-discrimination laws in employment extend to sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Annual growth in the total pay bill was more than twice that of individual wages, reflecting the huge 21.2882,000 net gain in employment enjoyed during 2017.
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Uyghurs and other minorities complain of discrimination in employment and education, and corruption is rife within state-controlled industries that continue to dominate the local economy.
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"Job ads were down sharply in May, which, at face value points to a sharp slowing in employment growth," said ANZ's head of Australian economics, David Plank.
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The protections afforded by GINA not only protect against a potential future of genetic discrimination in employment and health insurance, but against the infringement of other rights.
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"The trend in employment growth remains more than strong enough to keep the unemployment rate trending down and adding to upward pressure on wage gains," he said.
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Even if in theory local production could pick up the slack it would take time and in the meantime we could see a sharp reduction in employment.
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The cost of fuel is cheap, even after a 50 percent rise in petrol prices, and the cuts in spending have yet to be felt in employment.
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That would also signify a victory of sorts for an economy that has seen a boom in employment but only muted gains in worker paychecks until recently.
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The institutes also project continued increases in employment, with the total workforce expected to increase by 1 million people in both 2017 and 2018, said the sources.
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Ms. Allred and Mr. West and their firm specialize in employment rights, and have extensive experience representing victims of sexual harassment and other forms of illegal conduct.
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The trend in employment growth has slowed as the labor market nears full employment and the economy's recovery from the 2100-243 recession shows signs of aging.
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Researchers found no relationship between the number of people in a given field who had insurance and the overall changes in employment levels, hours worked or earnings.
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J.P. Morgan said the loss in employment could be reduced to 700,000 jobs if the country imposes retaliatory tariffs — and assuming that the yuan depreciates 5 percent.
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Relatively rapid change in employment, energy consumption and industrial patterns has been both the stimulus to, and the consequence of, economic growth of the last two centuries.
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"Despite the 250K-plus gains in employment over the last two months, the underlying pace of job growth is slowing," LaVorgna said in a report for clients.
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A 1988 appointee of President Ronald Reagan, Kennedy had voted against racial policies in employment, contracting and university admissions, as well as on redistricting and voter regulations.
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Since more than 40% of 15- to 24-year-olds grow up in houses without anyone in employment, they lack role models and contacts in the workplace.
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Most indicators point to a sharp deceleration in U.S. domestic manufacturing and construction growth compared with 2018, and an associated slowdown in employment creation in these sectors.
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"The government achieved a budget surplus thanks to economic growth, rise in employment and high income from the EU budget," Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Twitter.
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Solid growth in employment was expected to continue, which would support household incomes and thus spending in the period ahead, minutes of the RBA's September meeting showed.
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"Consumers have cash in their pockets - wage growth is at an 11-year high (and) surveys point to further increases in employment," Pantheon Macroeconomics's Samuel Tombs said.
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Retail jobs increased slightly last month by 6,300 positions, but the sector is still under siege and saw five-figure declines in employment in February and March.
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Social media has become so integral in employment seeking processes now that there are even classes now on how to use it properly to land a job.
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Pressure is mounting on the UK government to close loopholes in employment law to protect people working in the gig economy from being underpaid and otherwise exploited.
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But the number of Saudis in employment actually fell slightly in the second quarter, to 3.13 million from 3.15 million in the first quarter, Thursday's data showed.
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About one in every 25 people in employment work part-time even though they would prefer full-time employment, up from one in 20203 before the recession.
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"Up to a point, minimum wages can be absorbed without any substantial changes in employment," said Mr. Dube, who is advising the British government on wage policy.
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"Ageism" was coined in 1969, two years after the Federal Discrimination in Employment Act set forty as the lower bound at which workers could complain of it.
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The setback in employment meshed with the government jobs report released separately on Friday, which showed that manufacturers shed 29,000 workers in March and 18,000 in February.
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" If she makes it to the Oval Office, Warren added, she will "fight tooth and nail … to ban discrimination against LGBTQ individuals in employment, housing, and healthcare.
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Despite years of attention to the gender gap in employment, and many years of women entering and graduating from college at higher rates than men, disparities remain.
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New projects and efforts to raise operating capacity contributed to a further rise in employment in April, albeit the increase in the growth rate was only marginal.
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Workers 40 and older are protected by a federal statute called the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which prohibits harassment and discrimination on the basis of age.
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Those revenues are up compared with recent years, in part because of the continuing, long-term trend in employment gains that began well before Trump took office.
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"Hillary will fight for the Equality Act, which would protect against discrimination in employment, housing and more," Windsor wrote in an op-ed published Sunday on MSNBC.
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In another victory for corporations, the Supreme Court said this week that companies could block workers from banding together to fight legal disputes in employment arbitration agreements.
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Senator Warner has also been thinking of the gig worker and the major shifts we've seen in employment over the last few years, thanks to technological advances.
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Though factories reported a decline in employment and hours worked, firms expected employee compensation - wages and benefits - to rise by 3 percent over the next four quarters.
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The Provo metro area has the second-lowest unemployment rate and the second-highest increase in employment compared to other metro areas that were surveyed in Utah.
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Other children who are not enrolled in school may not be engaged in employment of any kind and therefore would be more likely to be physically inactive.
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Hard-pressed rural areas have experienced the slowest growth in employment, yet residents are often unable or unwilling to abandon their homes and move to other areas.
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In response, Fowler hired law firm Baker Curtis & Schwartz — which specializes in employment law — after learning that Uber hired a second law firm to investigate her claims.
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The House of Commons said that it was "limited in its ability to intervene in employment matters" because those issues were the responsibility of members of Parliament.
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As businesses struggle during the novel coronavirus outbreak, 24.2 million Americans already worked in an industry at risk of seeing a major decline in employment in 2019.
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Studies have shown that white Americans often demonstrate preferential treatment of lighter-skinned blacks that leads to disparities in employment and hiring practices and in socioeconomic mobility.
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The poll came about a month after the House passed the Equality Act, which would ban anti-LGBTQ discrimination in employment, housing, jury selection and public accommodations.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday Germany would reduce government debt and invest in employment and infrastructure to extend the economy's upswing and prepare for any downturn.
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So while businesses showed an anemic gain of 98,000 jobs in terms of payrolls, households reported a 472,000 increase in employment, without any fall in labor participation.
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While the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, many other legal protections, including in employment and housing, have not been extended at all levels to gay people.
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A more revealing gauge of job market health than the net change in total jobs is whether increases in employment are keeping pace with increases in population.
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Another tip: Quantify responsibilities and accomplishments, and minimize gaps in employment history by listing just years of tenure with an organization, rather than both month and year.
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According to his LinkedIn profile, which does not yet reflect his change in employment, Villanueva most recently held the title of senior manager of Battery Module Design.
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However, it needed to observe a change in employment of at least 2,500 workers to say with confidence that the nation added or lost coal mining jobs.
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"Obviously the opening is going to create a seismic shift in this issue," said Louis L. Chodoff, an attorney at Ballard Spahr who specializes in employment law.
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Many are not yet in work, meaning the correlation between that number and the growth in employment was very limited, if linked at all, the office said.
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Stores are having trouble filling job vacancies, despite a series of mass closures that have resulted in employment in retail falling by 74,000 so far this year.
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The fall in employment and income ripples through the community, depressing demand for cars, home improvements, restaurant meals, and purchases of nonessential goods at the local mall.
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In last week's vote, not a single House Democrat opposed the "Equality Act," which would outlaw discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations for gay and transgender Americans.
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Economists have been watching JOLTS closely as in indicator of when worker wages might start catching up with the acceleration in employment and the rapid decline in unemployment.
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U.S. government debt yields were set for week-to-date gains Friday following comments from the Federal Reserve earlier in the week and persistent strength in employment data.
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The rise of the number of people with a job between March and June marked the 10th consecutive quarter of growth in employment levels in the euro zone.
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"Weak retail sales partially stemmed from a deterioration in employment and declining income of the middle-and-low income groups," said Nie Wen, an economist at Hwabao Trust.
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"As for whether there is a bottom line on growth, as long as there are no problems in employment, growth slightly higher or lower is acceptable," Huang said.
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Although such policies are presumed to create inflexible labor markets that result in persistently higher unemployment and less growth in employment, the evidence on such effects is mixed.
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Thanks in large part to the high-tech boom and a statewide surge in employment, California is the world's sixth-largest economy, according to figures from Brown's administration.
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The state council, in a statement, said it will keep China's economic operations within a reasonable range this year and will seek to ease structural problems in employment.
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We allow ourselves to be who we wish to be, marry and love who we wish to marry and love, and protect in employment from any discrimination whatsoever.
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Recruiters and hiring managers are much more likely to gloss over brief gaps in employment these days—just be prepared to explain if you're ever asked about it.
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He recounted a trip to West Virginia when he met with miners who told him they wanted to continue working in the industry despite a downturn in employment.
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"All economic indicators point to the upward trend in employment continuing into the second half of the year," said Joerg Zeuner, chief economist at KfW state development bank.
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High crime that is driven by poverty, limited opportunities in employment and housing, and a public school system that consistently fails students leads us to modern day Chicago.
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Figures from Bank of America Merrill Lynch show that over the past 10 years variations in December temperatures can account for half of the variation in employment gains.
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In the fall, the Supreme Court will hear three cases related to arbitration provisions banning class actions in employment agreements—the things people sign when they start jobs.
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In many countries, these jobs would be filled by foreign workers but Japan lacks a concrete immigration policy has resulted in older citizens staying in employment for longer.
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A sister survey on Monday showed that activity in the export-dependent manufacturing sector decreased slightly in May on declining new orders and a sharp fall in employment.
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With those advances, the consensus of the best new techniques to isolate the effects of increasing the minimum wage have shown essentially minor to no changes in employment.
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The poll's release comes about a month after the House passed the Equality Act, which includes protections for LGBT people from discrimination in employment, housing and other areas.
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Corroborating a need to rebuild America's space industry, recent Labor statistics show a 16 percent drop in employment between 2005 and 2015 in six sectors tied to space.
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The World Bank's "Women, Business and the Law 2018" report found that 59 out of 189 countries studied had no specific legal provisions covering sexual harassment in employment.
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While much of the country is recovering from the Great Recession, rural America continues to lag behind in employment, as highly educated, working-aged people leave those communities.
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The statement says the Tor Project is working with a law firm that specializes in employment issues involving sexual misconduct and will continue investigating specific allegations against Appelbaum.
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The factory jobs were concentrated in the automobile industry, which had seen a decline in employment in May after a fire at a major parts supplier disrupted production.
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For the third quarter, job gains were up just 0.3 percent, following little change in employment in the second quarter and a 0.2 percent improvement in the first.
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According to a poll by Robert Wood Johnson and NPR, slightly more than half of African Americans report being personally discriminated against in employment or interactions with police.
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By 85033, the Public Religion Research Institute found that 71 percent of Americans polled favored laws that protect LGBT people from discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations.
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Fueled by riots in 1970s over inequities in employment opportunities for poorer residents, Asbury Park fell on hard times as jobs vanished, people moved out and crime rose.
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Retirement benefits for federal employees are based on several variables in employment history, but McCabe's salary is not public and the FBI declined to release it to CNN.
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The agency, which enforces civil rights laws at work, said the job ads were a violation of the Civil Rights Act and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
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Mattes said the association already expected a drop in employment this year, and this trend would worsen in 23, though he gave no figures for the predicted layoffs.
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Since 2013, when a woman won what is believed to be China's first case claiming gender discrimination in employment, activists have brought a number of cases to court.
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The relative decline in employment in manufacturing since World War II is the biggest structural change, or evolution, to hit the American economy over the past half-century.
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The OECD's latest report includes downward revisions for many major economies and warns that current growth rates are insufficient to bring about major improvements in employment or living standards.
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Rising wages and continued growth in employment are all favorable, he added, and with prices moderating and rates currently not rising, the spring market could see a slight boost.
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Nearly one week after finalizing her departure from NBC, Megyn Kelly is already joking about how her life is going to be affected by her change in employment status.
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"The rate of improvement slowed since December, as output and new orders increased at weaker rates amid a further reduction in employment," the Caixin PMI statement said on Friday.
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They also worked out new counter-terrorism measures and agreed to relax rules giving European Union citizens priority in employment so migrants can enter the job market more easily.
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The Fed upgraded its inflation outlook and flagged further policy tightening this year at its meeting ending on Wednesday, citing solid gains in employment, household spending and capital investment.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday Germany would reduce government debt and invest in employment and infrastructure to extend the economy's upswing and prepare for any downturn.
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Other economists saw the slowdown in employment last month as payback for mild winter weather, which had seen strong hiring in retail and construction sectors in the first quarter.
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The Fed's 17 policymakers have stressed the importance of progress in employment and inflation and yet have repeatedly hit a pause button even as both indicators continue to improve.
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The four-week average of claims increased 15,000 between the April and May survey periods, suggesting little change in employment gains after the economy added 160,000 jobs last month.
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" Clinton on racism in America: "I want white people to recognize that there is systemic racism -- it's in employment, it's in housing -- but it's in the criminal justice system.
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The bill would strip trans, gender nonconforming, and intersex people of rights in employment, education, housing, and public accommodations — areas in which they already face tremendous inequality and violence.
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TRADE DEFICIT Most indicators point to a sharp deceleration in U.S. domestic manufacturing and construction growth compared with 2018, and an associated slowdown in employment creation in these sectors.
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The four-week average of claims increased 18,750 between the April and May survey periods, suggesting some moderation in employment gains after payrolls surged by 263,000 jobs last month.
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According to figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) all the gains in employment for the year to February were in the public sector, some 292,900 in all.
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As a result, the authors found in a 20003 paper, competition from Chinese imports explains 22000% of the decline in employment in manufacturing in America between 200795 and 22014.
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The income inequality that was the hallmark of the Gilded Age in the late 1800s was driven by changes in employment as the nation moved from agriculture to manufacturing.
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The four-week average of claims increased 20143,000 between the April and May survey periods, suggesting little change in employment gains after the economy added 160,000 jobs last month.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.4 percent or 40.03 points to 9,973.89 after data showed a 0.2 percent fall in employment in the first quarter.
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The four-week average of claims increased 18,750 between the April and May survey periods, suggesting some moderation in employment gains after payrolls surged by 250,000 jobs last month.
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"Take advice from a lawyer or trade union official before deciding to walk away from a job," says Juliette Franklin, who specializes in employment law at Slater and Gordon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. job openings fell in May, pulled down by declines in the construction and transportation industries, potentially flagging a slowdown in employment growth in the months ahead.
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Kennedy requested a religious accommodation to continue his post-game prayer under civil rights laws that ban discrimination on the basis of religion in employment, but it was denied.
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The law would have protected LGBTQ members from discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations and would have provided an avenue for people to bring discriminatory complaints to court.
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The court explained that the federal law that prohibits age discrimination — the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) — prohibits only those hiring practices that intentionally discriminate against older workers.
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The smaller household survey from which the unemployment rate is derived also showed a moderation in employment after adding 1.57 million jobs in the five months prior to October.
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Although the latest U.S. jobs report showed an increase in employment, more than 7.5 million Americans remain out of work and still more are struggling to make ends meet.
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An uptick in employment is a sign of vitality and an increasing population in the area, which tends to fuel the real estate market and long-term price growth.
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The court ruled in May that employers could require employees to sign class action waivers in employment arbitration agreements that bar them from banding together to fight legal disputes.
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France is home to the largest Muslim population of any country in Western Europe — up to six million people who already face discrimination in employment, housing and educational opportunity.
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SYDNEY, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements dipped in July to end two months of gains, pointing to more moderate growth in employment ahead, a survey showed on Monday.
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Using those projections, we found the 14 jobs that require a bachelor&aposs degree or higher that the BLS projects will have a decline in employment over the decade.
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Outgoing Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo told CNBC on Wednesday that robust March job growth at American companies provides more confirmation of a "solid trend" of strength in employment.
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Aiello is suing the restaurant under New Jersey's Law Against Discrimination, which prohibits discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations and business contracts based on several traits, including gender identity.
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The bill would get rid of mandatory arbitration clauses in employment, consumer, civil rights and antitrust cases, and Carlson said it has bipartisan support in the House and Senate.
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Huntsville topped the state's major cities that were surveyed for highest increase in employment as well as the highest weekly income, with the average earnings at $1,13 per week.
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In practice, what that will do is create such a catastrophic collapse in employment and business activity that it will be completely untenable as an economic policy or politically.
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In Muscogee County, Ga., a former textile center, the Labor Department reported an overall decline in employment of 2,000 jobs since 2001 — but a gain of 2,700 restaurant jobs.
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"This decline in vacancies, along with other leading labour market indicators, suggests an imminent slowdown in employment growth," said Catherine Birch, a senior economist at Melbourne-based ANZ bank.
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In that research, preliminary results showed that while participants had improved well-being — fewer problems related to health, stress and ability to concentrate — there was no difference in employment.
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The moderation in employment gains and steady wage growth could ease concerns about the economy overheating, and keep the Federal Reserve on a gradual path of monetary policy tightening.
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What we know is that every day, more Americans are being laid off or struggling in employment limbo as their companies drastically cut hours or temporarily shut down operations.
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While figures last week showed that Britain's overall economy showed zero growth in the three months to January, Tuesday's official data extended a run of hefty increases in employment.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that companies can use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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China will offer incentives aimed at encouraging firms to create and maintain jobs as it tries to head off "uncertainties" in employment, the official China Daily said on Thursday.
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He says metro areas that made the biggest gains in employment rates and median income saw increases in high-skilled industries such as professional services and the information sector.
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Some studies have found that states that go further than baseline federal law to protect workers from unfair firings have sometimes seen a reduction in employment or business growth.
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Feminists had welcomed his support of the #MeToo movement, and praised him for drafting a bill to prohibit mandatory arbitration in employment-related cases of sexual harassment and discrimination.
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A recent study examined trends in employment and pay at Danish companies before and after a 2006 law was passed that required firms there to disclose gender wage statistics.
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Mr. Macron was hinting at the real disruptions he has brought about in French political life — in employment and fiscal policy so far, with other big jolts promised soon.
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The mainland economy grew at an annualised rate of 2.8% in 1H17, supported by a strong upturn in petroleum investments and robust private consumption spurred by renewed growth in employment.
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"In France, the United Kingdom and Luxembourg, reductions in employment levels are planned," the bank added, citing a presentation made to its European Works Council in May and November 2016.
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Another major challenge is that in over half of U.S. states, discrimination against LGBTQ+ people in employment and housing is legal, which means no protections if you're fired or evicted.
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An overwhelming share of the growth in employment in rich economies over the past few decades has been in services, nearly half in low-paying fields like retailing and hospitality.
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The conclusion is that low-wage workers received a 22020 percent pay bump after a minimum wage law went into effect, but there was little or no change in employment.
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Or the court could uphold a broad Mississippi law that protects those who discriminate on the basis of same-sex marriage in employment, business transactions, housing, and issuing marriage licenses.
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"If you are genuine, honest and, most important, unique in employment branding efforts, you will attract like-minded people who will be passionate about the employment you provide," Kimmich said.
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On the provider side, this effort spawned a flood of consolidation, with healthcare delivery systems buying or affiliating with other systems, and physicians seeking refuge in employment from proliferating bureaucracy.
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But Graham Harman, senior investment strategist for Asia Pacific at Russell Investments, told CNBC's "Street Signs " that the drop in unemployment did not mean there was strong growth in employment.
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"Unfortunately, this is not a complete picture of an employee in their work-life and it can create unintentional bias that should not be used in employment decisions," Stoddard says.
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The Supreme Court case centered around clauses in employment contracts that require employees to resolve disputes through arbitration, and preclude them from joining with others to file class-action lawsuits.
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That's according to the New York City Commission on Human Rights, which released new guidelines ahead of Mother's Day defining protections for pregnant people in employment, housing, and public spaces.
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It also said the school was violating Potts' rights under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act because CollegeAmerica's settlement with its former employee barred her from giving information to regulators.
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In March 2015, the Fed said it would raise interest rates when it had seen more improvement in employment and was confident of that inflation would move back to 2%.
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Recent data showed consumer spending and the housing market were soft, it said, despite strong growth in employment and labor income, with exports and business investment falling short of expectations.
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The recent pickup in employment adds to a batch of stronger-than-expected retail sales and economic activity data that have led several forecasters to raise their 2017 growth outlook.
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Lacker, who does not have a vote on interest rate policy this year, said higher interest rates were needed given the economy's low jobless rate and fast growth in employment.
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"This report will give them a bit of confidence that some of the weakness we saw in employment earlier this year was temporary," said RBC senior economist Su-Lin Ong.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements rose for a fifth straight month in July, suggesting a strong pick up in employment seen in recent months could run for a while yet.
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"The payrolls data greatly exaggerated the extent to which the trend in employment growth is weakening," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
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"The ANZ Job Ads series has been pointing to a material slowdown in employment growth for some time; yet employment growth has been remarkably resilient," Birch said in a statement.
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"In general times it should not make too large a difference, because we're always considering short-term volatility in employment and output when thinking about interest rate decisions," Orr said.
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British housing prices have risen sharply over the past two years, helped by record-low interest rates, a big increase in employment and a shortage of properties on the market.
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Improved revenues due to an expected rise in employment, good performance of corporate income tax, and lower interest payments should help reduce the deficit to 1.3% of GDP in 2017.
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The court has a request before it to hear a case challenging whether civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in employment extend to transgender workers.
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SO WHEN YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT THE OVERALL ECONOMY, IT'S NOT JUST THE TRIVIAL INCREASE IN PRODUCT PRICES, IT'S ALSO THE INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT AND THE STRENGTH OF THE ECONOMY OVERALL.
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Starting in 1988, the APA labeled discrimination in employment based on sexual orientation irrational and officially opposed exclusion and dismissal from the armed forces based on sexual orientation in 1990.
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Since 2012, several federal agencies have separately said that existing laws include protections for transgender people in employment, education and public accommodations, but federal courts have not settled the issue.
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Cincinnati has the largest growth in employment of any of the metro areas surveyed in this study in Ohio, and it also has the highest average weekly income at $893.
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On Monday, the court will hear arguments about whether companies can use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prohibit workers from linking together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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This gap in employment has narrowed, however, since the depths of the Great Recession, when white unemployment hovered around 220006 percent and black unemployment dipped as low as 2202 percent.
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They view such help as discouraging work, though data suggests most new Medicaid recipients have jobs and states that expanded did not see reductions in employment among low-income people.
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Republican governors and the Trump administration have been trying for years to impose work requirements on Medicaid benefits, which studies show leads to lower enrollment but no change in employment.
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Those changes include noncompete clauses in employment contracts and even outright collusion, in which companies explicitly agree not to hire workers away from one another or to offer identical wages.
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And we can't possibly know how sexual orientation or gender identity combines with other identities (such as race) and whether that correlates to differences in employment, housing or geographic location.
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The good news is that Indiana has been doing well economically, with an unemployment rate below the national average and steady gains in employment like food service, retail and logistics.
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Meanwhile, the professional, scientific and technical sector, which has seen the second-largest growth in employment since the start of this year, continued to make gains, rising 0.7% in August.
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For example, choosing "lack of gaps in employment" as a cultural fit could hurt women, who disproportionately take leaves from the workplace to tend to children and ailing family members.
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Public Citizen applauds this step, but we urge Microsoft and all companies to completely ban the use of forced arbitration in employment contracts for all claims of discrimination and harassment.
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Development is creating so many pressures in the superstar cities that the authors expect most of the future growth in employment in these industries will shift to tech hubs overseas.
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The retirement community and assisted living facility industry employed 172,720 personal care aides in 2018, and that occupation is projected to have a huge 36.4% increase in employment by 2028.
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Britain's jobs boom weakened in the three months to August as the approach of Brexit led to the biggest fall in employment in over four years, data showed on Tuesday.
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The G.D.P. report "paints a picture of a healthy consumer, likely fueled by ongoing gains in employment, modest increases in wages, and solid balance sheets," said Michael Gapen of Barclays.
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The world is currently in an "upswing" in employment creation following a period during which jobs were lost to the advance of technology, the CEO of Credit Suisse said Tuesday.
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While trying to strengthen participation in employment programs for benefit recipients, they should also demand needed supports for poor workers, like child care and access to high-quality job training.
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The conclusion is that low-wage workers received a 7 percent pay bump after a minimum-wage law went into effect, but there was little or no change in employment.
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Complicating all this movement are the noncompete agreements, common in employment contracts, which force executives to wait for as much as a year before moving from one auction house to another.
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On the provider side, this effort spawned a flood of consolidation, with health-care delivery systems buying or affiliating with other systems, and physicians seeking refuge in employment from proliferating bureaucracy.
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In part that was due to better than expected expansion in employment while it also ticked up its forecast of growth in compensation per employee to 2.4 percent from 2.3 percent.
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On the data front, the United Kingdom reported a drop in the number of people in employment in the third quarter of 2016 - the first fall in more than a year.
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There is a deep split among the federal circuits on mandatory arbitration clauses in employment contracts, which have become so prevalent that they bar millions of workers from filing class actions.
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Auto executives said privately they thought the rules would require a modest shift of some parts production to the United States, but would not lead to a dramatic shift in employment.
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"The likely persistent regional divide in employment prospects may be cause for continued or even increased support for populism in the weaker regions in coming years," Colijn and Konings' report suggested.
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Both lawmakers have special interest in this subject area — Byrne because of his background in employment law and Speier because of her personal experience that led her to launch #MeToo Congress.
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Jack Gross sued FBL Financial Services, claiming that the company violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 when it demoted him, at least in part, because of his age.
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These are disparities like the evidence of persistent racial discrimination in employment, housing, and credit markets, education (in terms of both resource inequality and disproportionate school discipline), policing, courts, and medicine.
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Evidence from elsewhere suggests that increases in the minimum wage generally lead to only slight declines in employment as well as to solid rises in income for those on lower salaries.
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As central bankers converged on Thursday for an annual conference on monetary policy, a couple of Fed officials took renewed a push for rate increases, citing improvement in employment and inflation.
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Since 2005 the share of young people (aged 20-24) in the OECD who are not in employment, education or training (NEETs, for short) has fallen slightly, from 17.3% to 16.3%.
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 makes it illegal to use age as a sole criteria when filling a position, specifically by exhibiting bias against workers 40 or older.
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But the growth in employment slowed to 28,000, the weakest increase since the three months to August last year and vacancies fell to their lowest level in more than a year.
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"Thus, even if trade protection leads to increased domestic production, increases in employment may be far less than many hope," a report from the independent Econofact economist network said last week.
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Lewis, the decision last month in which the Court held that bosses are allowed to include (and enforce) provisions in employment contracts forbidding workers from joining a class action against them.
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Fed officials have also largely shrugged off a weak jobs report for September that came out last week, pinning the decline in employment on Hurricanes Harvey and Irma temporarily displacing workers.
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Most studies show there is an impact with a 10% rise in the minimum wage causing around a 2% drop in employment for affected workers (normally the young and low-skilled).
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After sharp increases in employment from March to June, the government measure has finally caught up with the strength seen in ads and nudged the jobless rate down to 5.6 percent.
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"The strong increase in employment that has been going on for a long time slowed since the summer months, but demand for new workers remains at a high level," he added.
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On Thursday, Fowler tweeted that she had hired law firm Baker Curtis & Schwartz — which specializes in employment law — after learning that Uber hired a second law firm to investigate her claims.
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If the new government proves competent and disciplined, it could use a bigger deficit to fund policies which pay for themselves in sustained increases in employment, GDP and future tax collections.
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Indeed, many of the increases in employment lie within groups whose job numbers have typically remained stagnant: black workers, younger workers, and those who do not have a high school degree.
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"It seems disingenuous to attribute any change, any decline in employment of restaurants in Manhattan to the minimum wage because there are these other things going on at the same time,"
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The policy change would state that government contractors, including universities, hospitals and corporations, can claim religious exemptions in employment decisions if they can produce evidence of "religious purpose" in their organization.
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Even with the step-down in employment growth and moderate wage gains, the labor market is supporting the economy as the stimulus from last year's $23.2 trillion tax cut package fades.
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This mostly reflects worry over the duration of this cycle, potential for profit deceleration and long-term disruption by tech innovators than real weakness in employment, consumer spending or business investment.
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"There is likely to be a sharp decline in employment and a sharp decline in profitability, followed by widening credit spreads as the market discounts the expectation of higher corporate defaults."
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"Federal government employees who are working, but who will not be paid until funding is available, are included in employment counts," the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) wrote on its website.
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After accounting for factors that may also influence employment - like housing, transportation and criminal history - there was still a 24 percent difference in employment after one year between smokers and nonsmokers.
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The trend of improvement in employment conditions appears to have remained moderate, even though the extent of increase in the number of persons employed accelerated in January owing to temporary factors.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut introduced the Arbitration Fairness Act of 2018 to prohibit enforcement of pre-dispute arbitration agreements in employment as well as in civil rights, consumer, and antitrust disputes.
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And that increase caused a drop in employment, according to Matthew Murray, a professor at the University of Tennessee who is studying the interaction of opioid use and the labor markets.
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The variables Glassdoor measured were: Change in employment levels since the financial crisisThe harmonised unemployment rateThe youth unemployment rateTemporary employment rateYouth temporary employment rateThe number of people working part-time involuntarily.
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"The data continue to signal enough strength in employment growth to keep the unemployment rate trending down," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
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The court denied certiorari to Baltimore County, which had argued that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) gives judges the discretion to not issue backpay awards in age bias lawsuits.
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"This cruel and insulting bill is about more than bathroom access, it's about fairness in employment, education, and local governance," Chris Sgro, Executive Director of Equality NC, said in a statement.
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Policies are needed that allow more mothers to stay in employment, such as maternity and parental leave, and policies to trigger equal sharing of unpaid care and domestic work within families.
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"Today's ruling is fairly clear in how it outlines the parameters of monitoring employees," said Stephen Ravenscroft, a London-based partner specializing in employment law at White & Case, a law firm.
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A pretty clear-cut federal regulation most likely applies in this kind of situation, said Allan Bloom, a partner at Proskauer, the law firm, who specializes in employment and labor law.
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"As such, the rebound in employment and slightly softer pay growth will give the MPC another reason not to cut rates from 22020% to 0.50% at their next meeting," he said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's March jobless rate rose more than expected for a third month, suggesting last year's decline may have been a temporary breather instead of a sustainable pickup in employment.
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" The law firm that specializes in employment and labor law also found business executives are concerned about the National Labor Relations Board's recent expansion of the definition of a "joint employer.
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Inside the model, the new welfare payments reduced the incentive for individuals to work, resulting in a smaller increase in employment, wages and economic growth than tax reform would actually have.
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In the past few years, there have also been steady gains in employment and wages, although work is less predictable than in the past and many Americans remain insecure and discouraged.
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WASHINGTON, May 10 (Reuters) - U.S. job openings increased in March and employers appeared to have trouble filling openings, indicating the labor market remains fairly robust despite April's slowdown in employment gains.
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Others pointed out that even though there was no offsetting rise in employment at wages between $13 an hour and $19 an hour, employment at wages above the $19 mark rose sharply.
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As the site noted, it's also possible the move puts Facebook in violation of other laws on both the state and local level which prohibit aiding or abetting age discrimination in employment.
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To recap: Mandatory arbitration provisions in employment contracts have divided the federal appellate courts so intractably that the winners of two lower-court rulings agree the Supreme Court should reconsider their victories.
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For age discrimination, the filing deadline is only extended to 300 days if there is a state law prohibiting age discrimination in employment and a state agency or authority enforcing that law.
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But it said it anticipated the economy to expand at a moderate pace and the labor market to remain strong in 22017, citing solid gains in employment, household spending and capital investment.
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Non-compete clauses in employment contracts are increasingly common in the medical sector, which can mean that patients lose contact with their providers when they switch practices, the New York Times reports.
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If location were the only determining factor in employment diversity stats, Twitter's workforce would be close to a quarter hispanic and just under 7 percent black, according to Bay Area census data.
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Westpac's own forecast for the jobless rate by end-2019 is 5.4% with a range of leading indicators signaling a slowdown in employment growth over the remainder of 2019 and into 2020.
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But the growth in employment slowed to 28,000, the weakest increase since the three months to August last year and below the forecast of an increase of 45,000 in the Reuters poll.
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IS THAT TRADING PARTNERS KEEPING THEIR CURRENCIES DOWN AND CAUSING MONEY TO COME HERE OR IS THE BOND MARKET RIGHT AND WE JUST SAW A PEAK IN EMPLOYMENT AND MAYBE EVEN EARNINGS?
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Data on Monday showed U.S. services sector activity slowed in May as new orders tumbled, but a jump in employment to a near two-year high pointed to sustained labour market strength.
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SYDNEY, July 8 (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements in newspapers and on the internet rebounded in June after a sharp decline in May, though the overall trend in employment growth was still downwards.
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Even if there is a net increase in employment, higher prices for consumers are likely to create losses that are larger than any gains to the newly employed by a significant margin.
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WE STILL GET INCREASES IN EMPLOYMENT WERE STILL GETTING INCREASES IN OUTPUT WE WOULD LOVE MORE INCREASES IN OUTPUT AND SO THERES ROOM FOR EXPANSION, AND WE WOULD CERTAINLY LIKE MORE INFLATION.
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It requires states to engage only half of the adult beneficiaries of the program in employment or other self-improvement activities, such as looking for work, attending school, job training or volunteering.
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The ONS said the number of people in employment fell by 58,000 to 32.753 million, less severe than the median forecast of a fall of 8003,000 in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Over all, there has been a slight pickup in employment and population in the central core of big cities, said Joel Kotkin, an author and urban geographer at Chapman University in California.
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The study found that for an industry with at least 50 percent low-wage workers, every 10-percent increase in the minimum wage rate led to a 4.5-percent reduction in employment.
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But some investors were cautious ahead of U.S. non-farm payrolls data due on Friday, where sharp gains in employment would bolster the case for rate rises and likely boost the dollar.
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Chris Lowe, a senior associate specialising in employment law at John F. Morrissey & Company Lawyers, told Mashable Australia the situation with Deliveroo and Foodora sounded somewhat questionable based on the information provided.
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"Unless the demand for that coal, coming from electricity-generation companies is there, allowing more coal mining to take place is not likely to lead to huge increases in employment," he explained.
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"It is possible that alcohol cessation may reduce stressful life events, such as conflict within family, difficulties in employment and legal troubles, resulting in improved mental well-being," Yao said by email.
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Household incomes increased because more people were working, and the gains in employment have been concentrated among workers with less education, driving income gains on the lower rungs of the economic ladder.
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Some research, however, has concluded that the increase in disability claimants is due mostly to an aging population and is, in any case, a small piece of the overall decline in employment.
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The rising fortunes of the steel industry have produced a modest uptick in employment, reported at 143,700 in March, up about 4,000 from a year ago, according to U.S. Labor Department data.
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And while similar issues around racial disparities in employment, voting rights, poverty, and wealth persist, Americans remain as skeptical of the movement for black lives today as they were of their predecessors.
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Citing solid gains in employment, household spending and capital investment, the Fed said it expected the economy to expand at a moderate pace and the labor market to remain strong in 2.33.
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In a speech delivered to the National Association for Business Economics in Cleveland, Yellen admitted that trends in employment and wage and price pressures have shifted from what central bank forecasters expected.
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But we know for many who are working after a job loss or other gap in employment, the reality is that most of them never recover financially, and many are grossly underemployed.
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But rather than being a respite from the swamp of bureaucracy, these new employers are acting like roach motels with the liberal and coercive use of non-compete clauses in employment contracts.
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Throughout the election campaign, Donald Trump expressed deep skepticism about the steady growth in employment under the Obama administration and the notion that the U.S. economy was anywhere close to full employment.
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"The larger-than-expected rise in employment in October suggests the labor market is not getting any worse and may have even started to turn around," said Andrew Wishart at Capital Economics.
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The Obama administration's new rule that will increase the earnings threshold for overtime pay, and states mandating paid sick leave for part-time workers, should be tracked for notable changes in employment.
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"The larger-than-expected rise in employment in October suggests the labour market is not getting any worse and may have even started to turn around," said Andrew Wishart at Capital Economics.
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By targeting jobs to limited age groups, the companies may be violating the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, which prohibits bias against people 40 or older in hiring or employment.
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Greg Kaplan of the University of Chicago and Sam Schulhofer-Wohl of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago have linked measures of how Americans today feel about various jobs to changes in employment.
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We already have a downturn in corporate profits, corporate investment and capacity utilization, and perhaps an emerging downturn in employment, all at very, very low interest rates and after only one solitary increase.
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"The trend in employment growth remains more than strong enough to keep the unemployment rate trending down and adding to upward pressure on wage gains," he said in a recent note to clients.
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This could have significant impact in the energy industry but probably just enough to slow the pace of coal industry job cuts rather than create a big increase in employment in the sector.
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"Nevertheless, the abrupt slowing in employment and falling long-run inflation expectations should raise alarm bells, and risk management concerns suggest delaying action until after the outcome of the UK referendum," they said.
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Since then, the drop in employment continues to drive the out-migration, as unemployment remains stubbornly high at 11.8 percent — more than twice the average U.S. rate of 5 percent, as of April.
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"Many companies justifiably want to improve the representation of women in their workplaces to remedy historic discrimination against women," says Andrew Elmore, a University of Miami law professor who specializes in employment law.
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"Thus, even if trade protection leads to increased domestic production, increases in employment may be far less than many hope," a report from the highly-regarded independent Econofact economist network said last week.
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In a 5-to-4 vote, split along ideological lines, the court ruled that companies may use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prevent workers from banding together in lawsuits over workplace disputes.
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They found that connection caused a huge jump in employment in areas that were able to access fast internet as companies set up websites or used e-mail to sell their goods abroad.
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The change in employment in the extraction sector over the last six months has decreased to a degree that's within the Bureau of Labor Statistics' confidence interval, so it's not been statistically significant.
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While there is legislation in place protecting older workers — the Age Discrimination in Employment Act — a series of Supreme Court rulings since the law's enactment in 1967 has chipped away at those rights.
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ECONOMY COOLING Even with the step-down in employment growth and moderate wage gains, the labor market is supporting the economy as the stimulus from last year's $23.2 trillion tax cut package fades.
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SLOWING ECONOMY Even with the step-down in employment growth and moderate wage gains, the labor market is supporting the economy as the stimulus from last year's $22017 trillion tax cut package fades.
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The euro was flat at $1.1688 after rising on Thursday on comments from ECB President Mario Draghi that focused on healthy domestic fundamentals, including rapid growth in employment and a rise in wages.
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The good news for both Trump and the American people is that the steady growth in employment he points to, while by no means due to his policies, is at least very real.
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In the first three quarters of 2015 Lviv, a city in the west from where your correspondent is writing this, had one of the biggest jumps in employment of any province in Ukraine.
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In the last three months of 2016, the number of non-UK EU nationals in employment fell by 19,000, compared with a rise of 12,000 in the same period of the previous year.
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"The rise in employment in Q4 reflects the personnel required to begin production of Tesla Energy products (which we previously announced went into production late last year)," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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Jerry Brown (D) for a signature, would ban secret settlements that require victims to stay quiet about crimes as well as mandatory arbitration clauses and nondisclosure agreements in employment contracts, BuzzFeed News reports.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, another forceful presence for conservative Christians in the administration, issued the 25-page October 6 memo designed to protect "religious observance and practice" in employment, contracting and other areas.
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The website, Working for a Better Illinois, asks residents to supply contact information if they are interested in employment in accounting, clerical work, data processing, public safety, construction, engineering, maintenance and other areas.
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"The strength in employment is perhaps surprising given the order book situation and lack of pressures on capacity, but goods producers are seemingly looking through the current soft patch in demand," said Smith.
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The federal government has not expressly prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in employment, housing, health care, education and public accommodations, and states have been slow to fill that gap.
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The bill would expand the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Fair Housing Act to prohibit discrimination in employment, housing, jury selection or public accommodations based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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In the absence of clear federal protections, only 85033 U.S. states and the District of Columbia expressly prohibit discrimination based on both sexual orientation and gender identity in employment, housing and public accommodations.
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In contrast to its halting approach on school desegregation, the Supreme Court took a firmer stand on the civil rights laws barring discrimination on the basis of race in employment and public accommodations.
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"The data continue to signal more than enough strength in employment growth to keep the unemployment rate trending down," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
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The Trump administration's tariffs will lead to large reductions in employment, profitability and even viability of U.S. producers, just as severe drought, climate change and low commodity prices are already complicating farmers' lives.
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Is it that trading partners keeping their currencies down and causing money to come here, or are the bond market right and we just saw a peak in employment and maybe even earnings?
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In a 5-4 decision on Monday, the court said that companies can use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to bar workers from joining forces in legal actions over problems in the workplace.
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Much of the increase in gasoline consumption is linked to the rise in household incomes and increase in employment as well as a marked shift towards purchasing larger and more fuel-hungry vehicles.
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Although about the same number of people work in law firms or in legal services today as a decade and a half ago, superficially static job aggregates mask substantial changes in employment patterns.
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Addressed to House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady and incoming top Democrat Richard Neal, the letter warned of "reductions in employment, reduced capital investments and higher prices for consumers" as potential consequences.
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Throughout much of Trump's tenure, the change in employment has been too small for the bureau's economists to say with confidence that coal miners actually added or cut jobs in the real world.
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These clauses, which are common in employment and consumer contracts, have made it impossible for workers to sue their bosses in court for sexual harassment, racial discrimination, wage theft, and nearly anything else.
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According to an outlook by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than half of the 20 occupations projected to have the highest percent increase in employment by 2024 are in the health industry.
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Investors were hoping for a pick up in employment, which could point to improving wages growth, as concerns over weak property demand have undermined banks, whose business models rely heavily on home loans.
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The number of people in employment rose by 32,000 to 32.746 million, the smallest increase since the three months to August last year, as employers increasingly say it is hard to find staff.
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ALEXANDRIA, La. – Jewish people are protected by a law against racial discrimination in employment decisions, a federal magistrate judge has concluded in siding with a football coach suing a private Baptist college in Louisiana.
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But as Europe's biggest exporter to the United States - a trade relationship that keeps more than one million Germans in employment - Berlin is more anxious than most to avoid a trade war with Washington.
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The change in employment in the extraction sector over the last seven months has decreased to a degree that's within the Bureau of Labor Statistics' confidence interval, meaning that it's not been statistically significant.
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Washington labor lawyer Debra Katz told ProPublica the practice is "blatantly unlawful," citing the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967—which prohibits bias in the hiring process against anyone older than 40 years.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions withdrew a policy protecting transgender workers, while he took the unusual step of jumping into a private lawsuit arguing that anti-gay discrimination was permissible in employment under federal law.
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America led the way with its Age Discrimination in Employment act in 1967, designed to make sure that the over-40s (greybeards of their day) were given the same job chances as younger people.
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The Times UK's Office for National Statistics said 32.71 million were now in employment, after a rise of 179,29 people in the three months to the end of February, the highest since 22. bit.
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What's happening: Small businesses — which ADP counts as companies that employ up to 49 people — saw the steepest decline in employment, with payrolls dropping by 52,000, continuing a pattern of pain for smaller companies.
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Additionally, as a result of Clinton-era policies, millions more were still held prisoner of the criminal justice system once they were released by way of discrimination in employment, housing and access to education.
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Helped by a steady rise in employment levels, low interest rates and rising real wages, Europe's biggest economy is increasingly dependent on strong domestic demand to drive growth to offset weakness in foreign trade.
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Because the "entire arbitration process is conducted in the dark," he added, forcing employees to carry through with that process "absolutely undermines the compelling interest afforded by public prosecution of discrimination claims in employment."
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"We think the RBA would be pleased with the strength in employment in today's numbers, although the stubbornly high unemployment rate will remain a source of concern," said Felicity Emmett, senior economist at ANZ.
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That was due to a big rise in employment, which is measured comprehensively on a quarterly basis and jumped by 3.7% or 81,200 people year-on-year in the three months to end-March.
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TORONTO, Jan 7 (Reuters) - The pace of purchasing activity in Canada decreased in December as a slowdown in inventories outweighed a pickup in employment, according to Ivey Purchasing Managers Index data released on Thursday.
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According to a recent survey, nearly half of retail and restaurant managers said that such a change in employment status would make them feel they are working a job rather than pursuing a career.
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For example, fewer people may attempt suicide when they have access to mental-health professionals, and more people have such access when a growth in employment increases the number of people with health insurance.
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"Help your kid get a job that might give them healthcare coverage, and cover some of those debts while they're at home so that they're in employment, and they're getting job exposure and experience."
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"I am especially supportive of the reforms made to SNAP, which require able-bodied individuals aged 18-59 to participate in employment training or work a minimum of 20 hours a week," said Rep.
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After all, this is the very same Senate that refuses to enact non-discrimination laws to protect LGBTQ people in employment, housing, education and public accommodations and refuses to take up comprehensive immigration reform.
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Along with the steady increases in employment, the wages of workers in the city have risen at a fast pace over the last two years, helping them cope with the dizzying cost of living.
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Contractors and Temps Accounted for All of the Growth in Employment in the Last Decade | One result is that employers have succeeded at shifting much of the burden of providing social insurance onto workers.
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Recent research from the Princeton economist Alan B. Krueger has linked the decline in employment among men, in particular, to opioid abuse, a problem unlikely to go away simply because more jobs become available.
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The researchers documented a sharp decline in employment for women after their first children were born, in both the United States and Britain, even though about 90 percent of women worked before having children.
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While many studies have found differences in treatment for African-Americans and whites in employment, housing and the criminal justice system, it hasn't always been clear whether these differences reflect discrimination or other factors.
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So unless Trump plans to ban fracking or automation, about the most coal miners can hope for is either a modest increase in employment or a slower decline than would've otherwise been the case.
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"The BoC should be encouraged by the rebound in employment, remaining in a data-dependent mode and unlikely to cut rates in 22020," noted Veronica Clark, an economist at Citi in a research report.
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"The trend in claims appears to have risen a bit, consistent with at least some slowing in employment growth," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in White Plains, New York.
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For one thing, the net change masks the extent of "churning" in the labor market—the number of people who switch jobs—which is much greater than the net gain or loss in employment.
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Any falls in employment would probably show up in poorer places first, and also among younger people, whose job prospects have been shown, more than those of other groups, to vary with minimum wages.
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OTTAWA, Nov 4 (Reuters) - The pace of purchasing activity in Canada picked up in October, lifted by gains in employment intentions and company inventories, according to Ivey Purchasing Managers Index data released on Friday.
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Economists said investors seeking an accurate snapshot of Ireland's economy should look to last year's 2.6 percent rise in employment, the 8.2 percent jump in retail sales and 10.5 percent increases in tax receipts.
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A report from payrolls processor ADP showed on Wednesday U.S. private employers added 179,000 jobs in July, a tad above market expectations and bolstering hopes that Friday's data could show moderate growth in employment.
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Staggering from the impact of hurricanes that walloped Texas, Florida and neighboring states, the economy lost 33,000 jobs in September, the first monthly decline in employment in seven years, the government reported on Friday.
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But New York City's human rights commission is one of the most progressive in the nation; it recognizes many more areas of discrimination than federal law, including in employment, housing, pregnancy and marital status.
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Different reports offer different estimations of how many jobs will be lost, while politicians and economists argue that technology creates as many jobs as it destroys, maintaining an equilibrium in employment over the long run.
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Theodore Moran and Lindsay Oldenski of the Peterson Institute find that between 1990 and 2009, a 10% increase in employment at US firms' Mexican operations was associated with a 1.3% increase in their US workforce.
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Despite October's anticipated pick-up in job gains, the trend in employment growth has slowed as the labor market nears full employment and the economy's recovery from the 2007-09 recession shows signs of aging.
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Over the last five years, growth in employment of older workers has risen sharply, and if these workers bear the brunt of job losses, they may choose to become inactive rather than search for work.
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Progress has been slow in China to address the stigma of living with HIV, and those known to have the virus face discrimination in employment, education and health care, according to global HIV charity Avert.
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In research with David Card in the early 1990s, Mr Krueger showed, through careful data analysis, that increases in the minimum wage did not lead to reductions in employment, as standard models suggested they should.
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By the time we get to that, I'm going to refresh: do I still, what do I think the out year forecast is, what are the trends in employment, what are the trends in inflation.
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Labor market momentum was also underscored by a report on Wednesday showing sturdy gains in employment in the services industries last month even though a sharp drop in new orders restrained growth in the sector.
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In March, Acemoglu, along with Boston University's Pascual Restrepo, made waves with a paper that described industrial robots punching a hole in employment and wage growth, and potentially costing millions of more jobs by 2025.
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The changes in employment could mean that inflation starts to accelerate at a lower unemployment rate than in the past, affecting the relationship between employment and wage growth, and ultimately influencing monetary policy, Mersch added.
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"Despite continued robust growth in employment, there is no sign of second-round effects onto wages from higher recent inflation," he told a committee of British lawmakers in his first public comments on monetary policy.
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The sterling edged up from a two-week low against the dollar after mixed data from the UK labor market showed wage growth slowing but the number of people in employment reaching a record high.
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An acceleration in employment growth would confirm that March's moderation was weather-driven and underscore the economy's strong fundamentals despite indications that growth slowed to below a 1.0 percent annualized rate in the first quarter.
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The euro was up 0.06 percent at $1.1695 after rising on Thursday on comments from ECB President Mario Draghi that focused on healthy domestic fundamentals, including rapid growth in employment and a rise in wages.
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"We got a little dip in employment, but the numbers are volatile and it's been on a pretty strong run over the prior half year," said Nathan Janzen, senior economist at Royal Bank of Canada.
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The best measure might not be the unemployment rate, which measures those entitled to claim benefits, but the labour force participation rate, which calculates the proportion of those of working age who are in employment.
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"The data remain consistent with a still-strong trend in employment growth, which means the backdrop for consumer spending remains favorable," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
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State Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, a Republican, had appealed a lower court ruling upholding the Fayetteville ordinance, which prohibited discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in employment, hiring and other aspects of commerce.
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In Employment Division v Smith, two members of a Native-American church were told they had no First Amendment right to unemployment compensation after being fired for ingesting peyote as part of their religious observance.
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Continuing racial discrimination disadvantages black and Latino workers who already are harder hit by financial crises, as these communities suffer greater drops in employment and wages during these periods than the rest of the nation.
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The most recent diversity reports from Facebook and Twitter show similar trends to Google in employment of blacks and Latinos, while Apple did slightly better partially due to more diverse hiring at its retail stores.
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In other categories of civil rights cases — housing, voting, education and environmental justice — the committee said Garland has not written many opinions, but those he has written are consistent with his opinions in employment cases.
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Although polls have shown that few Japanese believe the economy is thriving, Mr. Abe spoke with pride of growth in employment, without mentioning that the rise had been mostly in part-time or contract jobs.
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Rather than banning the use of zero-hours contracts that don't guarantee a minimum amount of work and are now held by 2.8 percent of those in employment, the report defends the flexibility they offer.
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Columbus has the second-lowest unemployment rate, the second-highest increase in employment in the state, and the highest average weekly income — $1,163 — compared to the other metro areas in Indiana surveyed in this study.
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Civil rights groups have long cited the concept of "disparate impact" in discrimination cases, alleging that inherent bias against minorities, women and disabled people resulted in disparate — and unfair — treatment in employment, education and housing.
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Nearly 30% of the 12,470 workers in the footwear manufacturing industry are employed as shoe machine operators and tenders, and that occupation is projected to have a 10.1% decline in employment between 2018 and 2028.
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In its first poll asking the question 40 years ago, Gallup found that a majority of those polled — 56 percent to 33 percent — agreed that gay and lesbian individuals should have equal rights in employment.
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"Marriage was certainly an important step, but it doesn't change the fact that there is no federal law protecting against sexual-orientation discrimination in employment or housing or education or public accommodations," Professor Cohen said.
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But the drop was balanced out by an increase in employment, as the Philadelphia Fed's survey saw its index of full-time non-manufacturing jobs increase to 21.7 in December from 21.1 the month before.
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U.S. services sector activity slowed slightly in February, held back by a sharp pull back in employment growth, but a surge in new orders to a 25.5-256.0/2-year high pointed to underlying strength.
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If you accept that estimate, it would amount to a little bit more than a 0.1 percentage point increase in employment in the United States in exchange for a near-doubling of the uninsurance rate.
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Chris Hartman is the first director of Louisville's two-decade-old Fairness Campaign, a lobbying and advocacy organization that focuses primarily on preventing gender- and sexuality-based discrimination in employment, housing, and all areas of life.
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"Lynch wrote that Title VII "was intended to secure the rights of women to equal protection in employment" and that Congress "did not then prohibit, and alas has not since prohibited, discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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The case was closely watched by labor groups is because the central question involved class action waivers in employment agreements and whether companies can force employees to agree to individual arbitration as a condition of employment.
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Lisa Bertini, whose firm, Bertini Law, in Virginia Beach, specializes in employment law, said she had been hearing from more human resources departments wondering how they should, and can, use social media as a screening factor.
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