Think of AOL Instant Messenger, but for people with jobs.
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Healthcare shouldn't be a privilege for only people with jobs.
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People with jobs had no way to get to work.
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Rather, they are ordinary people with jobs, families, and responsibilities.
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Social workers say the country's homeless population increasingly includes people with jobs.
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Buttigieg's plan says it would prioritize connecting people with jobs and resources.
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The number of people with jobs has grown almost without interruption since 2011.
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People with jobs have more reason to be on the road than the unemployed.
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Party machines helped people with jobs, fuel bills and funeral expenses in return for votes.
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SO WHAT WE SEE IS MORE HOUSEHOLD FORMATION, MORE PEOPLE BUYING HOMES, MORE PEOPLE WITH JOBS,.
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A lot of people with jobs on K Street used to work for members of Congress.
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There were a lot of what you'd call 'normal' people there—people with jobs in offices.
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The sector employs about 1.15 million people, with jobs forecast to grow to 1.8 million by 2025.
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"What we saw is, we know how to match people with jobs, we just need more people," Wessel said.
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This is what failure looks like, unemployable yahoos who join a mob and demand people with jobs just give up.
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People with jobs tend to be happy and spend their wages, which in turn creates more jobs for the next month.
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Out of these 1.3 billion people with jobs, only 200 million are "engaged" in what they do for a living — i.e.
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Public transit is key to connecting people with jobs, but it also produces powerful benefits that keep our country's economy buzzing.
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What we're seeing is largely a predictable response to lower gas prices and more people with jobs traveling on our roads.
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Even e-learning startups like Coursera are eyeing up how they can fit into the mix to better connect people with jobs.
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In fact, young people with jobs are now at greater risk of living in poverty than the elderly in some rich countries.
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Tech-savvy Russians, Indians and Japanese people with jobs at international companies also buy in Amsterdam and nearby Amstelveen, Mr. Wijnen said.
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Considering the fact we're all busy people with jobs and to-do lists, a lot of good shows can fall through the cracks.
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Parents of young children found it difficult for obvious reasons, as did people with jobs that permit them less control over their time.
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Vermont, a mostly rural state, has started a program to pay people with jobs elsewhere to live in the state and work remotely.
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The number of people with jobs rose by 402,000, or 0.9%, to 45.3 million despite weaker economic growth last year, the office said.
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Verma and other Republicans said implementing work and community engagement requirements could help improve health outcomes by connecting people with jobs and training.
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And in Harris County — home to Houston — the county clerk who refused to extend early voting hours so people with jobs could actually vote?
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The economically active population, including people with jobs and those looking for work, rose to 12.5 million from 12.4 million in the fourth quarter.
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Arts in Education has special programs for low-income and disabled students, while supported employment connects disabled people with jobs, helping them achieve independence.
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More people with jobs would accelerate economic growth and could help the White House achieve its goal of sustained growth of 3 percent or higher.
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It's why they're often owned either by people with jobs that require a phone that can take a it, or the most accident-prone users.
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"There's no feeling like when I'm coming back to Atlanta, I'm in that airport and I see all those black people with jobs," he says.
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It's strictly a plan for people with jobs and earnings, who only make up about a quarter of people in poverty in the United States.
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People with jobs and families can't just pull up stakes and move to Atlanta or Los Angeles for a year or two to study computer science.
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Even people with jobs often cycle on and off assistance as work comes and goes, or to plug the gaps when it just doesn't pay enough.
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Social workers here say the country's homeless — 1 percent of the population, according to a comprehensive study from a New Zealand university — increasingly include people with jobs.
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Many poet-professors said they enjoyed working with students who were new to the country, people with jobs and children and full lives outside of the classroom.
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Ukraine, whose 12 million pensioners almost equal the number of people with jobs, spends more on pensions as a percentage of gross domestic product than almost any other country.
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At the Jungle, investigators and residents said they were struck by the mix: There were couples living together and people with jobs, but also many hard-core heroin addicts.
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While the study took place among a relatively consistent group of people with jobs, health insurance and a steady income, Ursano said the findings may be true for civilians, too.
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In that respect it shouldn't really be thought of as a movie at all, at least in the ways people with jobs like mine are accustomed to using the word.
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Instead, high-skilled people with jobs would be given priority, and could bring with them their spouses and children, the officials told reporters at a White House briefing on Wednesday.
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In Japan, which has some of the lowest inequality of any major economy, people with jobs such as taxi driving enjoy a degree of security that rarely exists in other countries.
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Curtis Stone, for example, has found a mutually beneficial relationship with Chrysalis, an organization that matches homeless, low-income or previously incarcerated people with jobs to create a path to self-sufficiency.
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But again, the President's policy is very clear about addressing — making sure we're addressing the economy, providing people with jobs, and we're making sure that EPA is sticking to its core mission.
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In March 2628, the labor force participation rate — people with jobs and people looking for work because they believe they can find a job — was at its highest level in almost two years.
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Babysitters on Bambino range in age from 13 to 60, but most are in their twenties and include college students and people with jobs that give them the flexibility to take babysitting gigs.
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They estimate US GDP in 2628 would be $28503 trillion more, or $22019,000 more in per-capita terms, meaning more people with jobs and more money in the pockets of hard-working Americans.
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But while cars, trucks and RVs can be cost-effective alternatives in places with some of the nation's steepest rents, they lack bathrooms and showers -- key amenities for people with jobs but no home.
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So people with jobs tended to leave for things like Twitter that were more mobile-friendly, kind of leaving the weird people who actually believe in sexism and racism at their computers at home.
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The average annual earnings of both male and female full-time workers actually declined last year, but that drop was offset in the national data by the increase in the number of people with jobs.
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" Trump added of Ivanka: "She went into the whole helping-people-with-jobs, and I wasn't sure that was going to be the best use of her time, but I didn't know how successful she'd be.
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"Among those likely to be badly affected are couples in mixed marriages, and their children; people with jobs or businesses based in States other than that of their nationality; and students studying in another country," he said.
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The Trump administration, which tried unsuccessfully to rally support for a payroll tax cut — a plan that, among other problems, would help only people with jobs — said Tuesday that it was also willing to support cash payments.
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In Massachusetts, a recent survey by the Department of Public Health found that people with jobs made up more than three-quarters of the opioid-related overdose deaths in the state, mostly in physically demanding industries like construction.
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There are, after all, people with jobs and families who end up committing terrorist attacks — just look at the perpetrators of the 2015 San Bernardino shooting, who were married and had a child; the husband also held a job.
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But Perot's spiritual descendants are still with us: relatively wealthy people who seem to be more worried about the vague problem of a US balance sheet more than the actual day-to-day anxieties of people with jobs and personal debt.
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Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch More software means less hardware, more robots The continuing march of software innovation isn't great for everyone — losers in this picture could include hardware vendors and people with jobs that can be automated by smart, software-powered robots.
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Of note: The labor force participation rate for African-Americans — which counts both people with jobs and those who are actively looking for work — has been catching up to the labor force participation rate for whites at a rapid pace, reflecting optimism about prospects for employment.
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This is consistent with the view that such deals may have been very bad for a minority of Americans — people with jobs in Asia-competing factories and residents of communities built around such factories — who may be the only people for whom trade is actually a voting issue.
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The Ratnagiri Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd (RRPCL), which is running the project, says the 1.2 million barrel-per-day (bpd) refinery, and an integrated petrochemical site with a capacity of 18 million tonnes per year, will help create direct and indirect employment for up to 150,000 people, with jobs that pay better than agriculture or fishing.
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The Ratnagiri Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd (RRPL), which is running the project, says the 1.2 million barrel-per-day (bpd) refinery, and an integrated petrochemical site with a capacity of 18 million tonnes per year, will help create direct and indirect employment for up to 150,000 people, with jobs that pay better than agriculture or fishing.
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Add in the termination of the taxes of investment income and the higher tax obligations in general of more affluent individuals and the AHCA would lead to a dramatic shift of resources away from the poor, working class, and lower middle class, especially for people with jobs outside of the realm of large employers.
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At his church, Rodríguez employs six people to help Puerto Ricans find resources — the church maintains a list of affordable apartments in Orlando and Kissimmee and helps connect people with jobs — and Rodriguez himself is constantly fielding calls from families finding it challenging to navigate a whole new bureaucracy as they try to set themselves up.
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One way to get an idea of the size of this group of people is to look at the employment rate, which measures people with jobs as a percentage of the population (over 16 years old and excluding prisoners.) At 60.4 percent in February, that rate is still well below the level it was at before the 2008 financial crisis.
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But you can no longer defend your little swath of low-density, single-family housing in the middle of valuable urban land, while your home value rises and the working-class people with jobs in your area are forced to live on the periphery and spend a third of their income on transportation costs, and maintain that you care about climate change.
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The town's late 20th century population growth has been mostly as a commuter community for people with jobs in Seattle, Bellevue, and suburban centers within the Seattle Metropolitan Area.
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In an interview, van Meter said that he created Fly Guy because he felt that people with jobs wanted to escape, so he built a Flash game around that idea.
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The show's production team included executive producer Robert Ouimet, senior producer Chris Straw, producer Thomas Hunt and technician Loc Dao."Working underground: The lowdown on people with jobs down below". The Province, August 31, 1995. Loc became a producer on the show in 1995.
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The largest provider of jobs in Lake Stevens came from businesses in the services sector, at 1,595, followed by education (991) and retail (696). The city's largest employer is the Lake Stevens School District, followed by aerospace manufacturer Cobalt Enterprises, which is headquartered in the Hartford industrial area and expanded its facilities in 2016. Over 20 percent of people with jobs based in Lake Stevens live within city limits, while the rest commute from nearby cities in northern Snohomish County.
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Finances and Wealth Creation and distribution of avvisi required writers, those who can deliver the news, and those who can grant the information that makes the news and this provided many people with jobs, earning them money through standard means. In addition, invaluable secrets provided by the avvisi could be used in extortion or allowing individuals to influence prices at market. Those who used the avvisi in this way held the opinion that the information provided by avvisi could not be stopped and it was thus better to capitalize on it.See .
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The loan is extended for 30 years at a rate of 3%. To help more people, in 2013 the government introduced a subsidized rent-buy program for people with jobs and national citizenship through Sonangol Imobiliaria e-owned (SONIP), a real estate company owned by the state oil company. At the very beginning, apartments in these projects were priced between $125 thousand and $200 thousand. However, these housing programs do not really address the cost of living because most of these housing projects are far from the city.
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Snowbirds are typically retirees who wish to avoid the snow and cold temperatures of northern winter, but maintain ties with family and friends by staying there the rest of the year. In recent years, younger people with jobs tied to seasonal tourists often migrate southward, following the tourist season to southern resorts. Some are also business owners who have a second home in a warmer location or whose business can be easily moved from place to place. Many families in the United States often spend their Christmas holiday time (up to 2 weeks) at beach resorts in Florida, California, and Hawaii.
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In the 1930s, the Australian government was sufficiently concerned about the condition and lack of development of these leases that it held two inquiries between 1932 and 1938. Historian Ted Ling's accounts of those inquiries, however, make no mention of Muckaty, which was not singled out for comment by either investigation.Ling 2009; Ling 2010. Throughout the history of Australia's pastoral industry, Indigenous Australians were a major part of the workforce. In 1928 for example, 80 per cent of Indigenous people with jobs were employed on the stations, including Muckaty, with many living on and travelling across the pastoral leases.
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Labour demand curves slope down: everything else being equal, > higher wages reduce the quantity of labour employers demand. And fewer > people with jobs means less total income. If the theoretical point is clear > — and I’m not aware of a compelling theoretical argument suggesting that > employers will react to higher minimum wage by hiring more workers — the > empirical evidence is not. Other Canadian economists have supported minimum wage increases. David Green, a professor and director at the Vancouver School of Economics, has conducted extensive research on the minimum wage’s effects on the economy. In his work entitled “The Case for Increasing Minimum Wage”, Green presents a rebuttal to the critics of the minimum wage stating: > Claims that increases in the minimum wage will generate huge efficiency > costs for the economy and mass unemployment are not credible.
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In the early years of the 20th century as the population of London grew, Stanmore was affected by increasing urbanisation and the small rural village was rapidly becoming a suburb of London. The London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS, the successor to the LNWR) was faced with competition from rival railway companies and from the growing number of motor bus services. In an attempt to attract more passengers, the company opened a new intermediate station at Belmont in September 1932, and it also introduced diesel railcars onto the route and began to run Sunday services. The increase in services and the opening of Belmont heralded a change in character of the branch line; while Gordon's original plan was to appeal to a leisure market, the branch line had now become a transport service for people with jobs.
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It has also be said that these early youth programs were the inspiration for such Johnsonian initiatives as the Job Corps and Upward Bound. Speaking before the NYA’s advisory committee on Oct. 27, 1941, a meeting attended by first lady Eleanor Roosevelt, Aubrey Williams stated “I must confess to all of you that I am thoroughly frightened,” further declaring, “I think we are fighting with our backs against the wall all over this country.” In the six years since its creation, the NYA had grown into the closest thing the country had ever had to a comprehensive national youth development program, providing millions of young people with jobs and job training, community service work, recreation, remedial education and real-life lessons in the benefits of democracy at a time when democracy was fighting for its life. But the agency had made powerful enemies – particularly, Washington’s education establishment. Months after the NYA’s advisory committee heard Williams’ warning in the East Room of the White House, the United States Congress cut the agency’s budget and debated killing it altogether.
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WTR 1998 r 4(3)(b) The same rules have developed as for the minimum wage, regarding "on call" time, so that people with jobs involving long periods where they must make themselves available, but not necessarily be active, are regarded as working if they are bound to remain awake and close to their workplace.See SIMAP v Conselleria de Sanidad y Consumo de la Generalidad Valenciana (2000) C-303/98, [2000] ECR I-7963 This created a significant problem for junior doctors, where the culture has typically been in all European countries that very long hours are expected. The European Court of Justice's decision in Landeshauptstadt Kiel v Jaegar(2003) C-151/02, [2003] ECR I-08389 that junior doctors' on call time was working time led a number of countries to exercise the same "opt out" derogation as the UK, albeit limited to medical practice. The Health and Safety Executive is the UK body charged with enforcing the working time laws, though it has purposively taken a "light touch" approach to enforcement.
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