Both the delivery times and unfilled orders indexes were positive for the seventh straight month, suggesting longer delivery times and increases in unfilled orders.
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" But the bigger of the two gaps remains "unfilled.
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There are 7 million unfilled jobs in the United States.
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About a fifth of seats at those events went unfilled.
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They had unfilled orders, especially outside of the United States.
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Under sanctions for its nuclear program, that quota went unfilled.
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The position had previously been unfilled since Trump assumed office.
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Key academic and administrative job vacancies are being left unfilled.
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The position has thus far been unfilled in the administration.
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There are about 21 million unfilled jobs in the nation.
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Many of the unfilled positions have been vacant for months.
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Feature U.S. unemployment is down and jobs are going unfilled.
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Hundreds of key positions in the executive branch remain unfilled.
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More than 40 percent of high court judgeships remain unfilled.
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Its population is aging rapidly, and jobs are going unfilled.
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There's 6.2 million jobs are unfilled in the United States.
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However, more than two-thirds of these positions could go unfilled.
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Following Rachel Brand's resignation last February, this position has gone unfilled.
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The job of Treasury assistant secretary for tax policy is unfilled.
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Unfilled orders at factories dropped 0.7% after declining 0.8% in May.
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She noted that many positions remain unfilled in the State Department.
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Since 2013, only 156 slots out of 295,000 have gone unfilled.
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Unfilled orders at factories were unchanged after dropping 0.6% in June.
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Half of 12 slots reserved for pulmonology residents have gone unfilled.
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Ronald Reagan, by contrast, had 35 unfilled judgeships; Obama had 54.
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Still, key positions at FEMA remain unfilled, including a deputy administrator.
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The group says there are 4 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally.
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Unfilled orders at factories fell 0.4% after being unchanged in October.
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The front page of TMP's site sports a conspicuous, unfilled ad slot.
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Cargill has 1,000 unfilled positions at meat plants in the United States.
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Job vacancies remain unfilled and staff are limited to essential travel only.
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Just look at the still-unfilled job of deputy secretary of state.
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Important ambassadorial postings, like in Saudi Arabia and South Korea, are unfilled.
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They had a lot of unfilled orders, especially outside the United States.
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When positions go unfilled, organizations have a higher exposure to potential cyberattacks.
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Unfilled orders at factories fell for a fourth straight month in September.
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The former Montana congressman also left high-level offices unfilled, Jarvis complained.
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Unfilled orders at factories fell 0.2 percent after two straight monthly increases.
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I'll make dumplings all day long, particularly the plump, unfilled, doughy variety.
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This sense of unfilled longing, of un-belonging, permeates the entire show.
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Prescriptions are going unfilled because pharmacies can't contact insurance companies for payment.
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By then, the post had gone unfilled for more than a year.
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With a record 6.7 million unfilled jobs, layoffs are running very low.
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Unfilled orders at factories were unchanged after falling for three straight months.
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The President is marveling that Obama left so many unfilled judicial vacancies.
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Beyond South Korea, there is concern about other ambassadorial posts remaining unfilled.
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These are important jobs that would otherwise go unfilled by legal residents.
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By 230, the report warned, two million jobs will be going unfilled.
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Skills training can enable people to obtain good jobs that are currently unfilled.
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Several other key East Wing posts, including White House social secretary, remain unfilled.
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A report on Tuesday showed there were 6.7 million unfilled jobs in June.
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Unfilled others at factories rose 0.2% in March after falling 0.2% in February.
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Current staffing is about 600, with almost 100 positions unfilled at the moment.
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Unfilled orders at factories were unchanged in December after dropping 0.93% in November.
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There were 22,21 unfilled jobs in the finance and insurance industry in July.
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Employers report 290,000 unfilled vacancies, 27.5% more than a year ago (see chart).
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The places will either be unfilled or given to officers from other countries.
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The index for unfilled orders jumped to the highest point in a decade.
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While a gauge of new orders received by factories slipped, unfilled orders increased.
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Unfilled orders at factories increased 0.3 percent, rising for a second straight month.
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Trump has picked secretaries for all three agencies, but secondary roles remain unfilled.
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Lots of unfilled space is not in the average warehouse company operating manual.
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The number of unfilled construction jobs jumped in December, even as hiring rose.
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The job of Trachtenberg's potential boss, undersecretary of defense for policy, remains unfilled.
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Unfilled orders at factories rose 0.2 percent, increasing for a second straight month.
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That's why loose talk about leaving Supreme Court vacancies unfilled is so disconcerting.
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The sector is already acutely understaffed: last year there were 70,000 unfilled vacancies.
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Unfilled orders at factories dipped 0.1 percent after rising 0.8 percent in October.
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It is estimated there are about 209,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in our country.
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That may in turn lead to even more seats being unfilled this year.
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On average, the emergency vacancies have languished unfilled for more than two years.
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The vacancy rate measures the share of all available jobs that are unfilled.
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The skills gap will result in 2 Million of those jobs being unfilled.
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The UN job is not the only senior diplomatic post that remains unfilled.
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Unfilled orders at factories increased 0.2 percent after rising 0.6 percent in April.
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Most of these unfilled jobs have official nominees awaiting confirmation in the Senate.
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Still, many of the government's other, most prominent technology policy positions remain unfilled.
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Clare, we learn, has a penchant for questions unanswered, spaces unfilled, silences unbroken.
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Dozens of top jobs across various cabinet departments remain unfilled as a result.
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He said Cleveland's size is a contributing factor to their unfilled ticket orders.
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The unfilled orders-to-shipments ratio fell to 6.68 from 6.73 in April.
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About 83% of Boeing's unfilled Chinese airline orders are for 28 MAX planes.
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Boeing has 4,700 unfilled orders for 737s, representing 80% of Boeing's orders backlog.
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The arrogant tech-world disruptor lane would remain unfilled in this year's campaign.
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Pope Francis' pledge to reform the Vatican's finances has also gone largely unfilled.
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If this vacancy remains unfilled until the spring of 297, it will be the longest unfilled seat in American history and will mean that the Supreme Court likely will have to go all of next term with just eight justices.
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Many leadership positions at the State Department remain unfilled, including in the Asia bureau.
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And the latest survey shows that there are more than 5 million unfilled positions.
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And the latest survey shows that there are more than 5 million unfilled positions.
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Jobs go unfilled here because, employers say, applicants often cannot pass a drug test.
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That's especially true for workers in industries with the highest rate of unfilled jobs.
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Only unfilled orders and delivery times fell, the latter fractionally, from 15.6 to 15.
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But those unfilled jobs are bad news for companies trying to grow their businesses.
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"In the federal government there's 10,000 IT positions that have gone unfilled," he said.
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In addition, a majority of ambassadorships that opened during the presidential transition remain unfilled.
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Acthar sales were dented by unfilled prescriptions, mainly due to reimbursement pressure from insurers.
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Unfortunately, about 22019 percent of shortage areas remain unfilled because program funding is limited.
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They did not account for empty rooms that remain unfilled on any given night.
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John Abizaid for the post, which has been unfilled for the past 85033 months.
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Ministerial positions are left unfilled as political parties fight over privileges and patronage rights.
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Unfilled durable goods orders fell 0.4 percent last month after being unchanged in January.
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But Graham argued Wednesday the measure would only hurt such industries, leaving positions unfilled.
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Kalanick gave one to himself after his resignation and left the other two unfilled.
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At this very moment 22019 million jobs are going unfilled in the United States.
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Meanwhile, there are 6.3 million unfilled jobs in the country — the largest in history.
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In Kentucky, there are thousands of unfilled jobs because applicants cannot pass drug tests.
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While the agency's budget has since increased, tens of thousands of jobs remain unfilled.
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But occasionally, guests designate themselves bartenders and make sure that no glass goes unfilled.
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There are more than a dozen key positions unfilled in New York City government.
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They will be placed in schools that still have jobs unfilled by mid-October.
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Unfilled orders at factories increased 0.5 percent in May while inventories rose 0.2 percent.
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These are rewarding jobs currently sitting unfilled that could position them for financial success.
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At the same time, METI is likely unhappy with the amount of unfilled permits.
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Unfilled durable goods orders edged up 0.1 percent after falling 0.5 percent in December.
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At the Pentagon, key slots in the Defense Suicide Prevention Office have remained unfilled.
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Many of the positions that require an advanced degree in science are still unfilled.
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In addition to Mexico and Honduras, a number of other key posts remain unfilled.
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WV had the lowest teacher salary, school has high teacher turnover, many unfilled position.
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Top ranks at the State Department remain largely unfilled, as are some key ambassadorships.
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Key positions at agencies like the State Department and the Defense Department also remain unfilled.
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Many other senior military roles remain unfilled or are filled by officials in acting roles.
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Not every game gets a sequel, inevitably leaving plot threads unresolved and character arcs unfilled.
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If this ever makes it into production, it fills a hole that can't be unfilled.
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The two even sparred in court over unfilled repayment of loans he made to her.
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Unfortunately, the drum machine wasnt always that convincing, and the unfilled room stayed too quiet.
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The case is worse in Europe, where roughly one-third of these positions remain unfilled.
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Four seats were unfilled because of insufficient turnout in four provinces, officials said, without elaborating.
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In July, unfilled orders at factories fell 0.3 percent after increasing 1.3 percent in June.
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But 2 million of them may go unfilled because of the country's chronic skills shortage.
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The agency's chief told reporters in January about one-fourth of those jobs were unfilled.
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But he also points to the lack of manpower, with so many senior positions unfilled.
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One position remains unfilled: the leader of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) next year.
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Since 2002, nearly 250,000 slots for refugee resettlement in the United States have gone unfilled.
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Trump has signaled that he has left at least some of those positions deliberately unfilled.
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Many other senior military positions remain unfilled or are filled by officials in acting roles.
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Too many others rely on disability insurance or other income transfers as jobs go unfilled.
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More than 22002,000 jobs in critical areas like repairing signals, tracks and cars were unfilled.
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She said a major source of frustration had been the unfilled positions in her department.
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There are cookielike unfilled chouquettes, and also savory puffs, with toppings like cheese and tomato.
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Painter's exit comes as many political appointee positions remain unfilled in President Trump's State Department.
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Still, the NSC position remains both crucial and unfilled — as it has for two decades.
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At the construction season peak last summer, there were more than 2628,28503 unfilled industry jobs.
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Key government positions remain unfilled, and others are occupied by nonexperts in their respective offices.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. currently has over 7 million unfilled jobs.
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"There are jobs that are going unfilled in the city of Chicago right now," Runner said.
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The shipments index jumped 20 points to 22.1 and unfilled orders and delivery times also improved.
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Last year, there were more unfilled jobs in the United States than there were unemployed workers.
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In the cybersecurity segment alone, experts predict some 2 million roles will go unfilled by 2019.
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BlackRock elevated a new chief product officer, Patrick Olson, to a role that had been unfilled.
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"And it just adds a degree of difficulty to every job, not only the unfilled jobs."
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Boeing currently has 5,012 orders of the 737 Max planes, and 4,636 of them are unfilled.
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Key positions remain unfilled, while civil servants and Obama holdovers leak unflattering information about the administration.
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Congress created a special governorship for banking regulation in 2014, but the seat has gone unfilled.
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The Obama administration, at its outset, also left several important postings unfilled for a few months.
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Many teaching jobs go unfilled, and the Learning Policy Institute reports teacher shortages in many states.
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Research indicates that immigrants can help create more net jobs by filling positions that remain unfilled.
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And three other budgeted positions, it was told, would have to be left unfilled for now.
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The Trump administration is rife with unfilled positions and leadership posts filled in an acting capacity.
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Around 85033,700 border patrol agent positions and 1,000 CBP officer positions remain unfilled at the agency.
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Panetta indicated that the U.S. is more vulnerable while the national security adviser position remains unfilled.
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The shipments index jumped 20 points to 22.1, and unfilled orders and delivery times also improved.
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Many of the hundreds of unfilled posts in the federal government deal with the rulemaking process.
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When employers exercise monopsonistic power, wages are suppressed, jobs are left unfilled, and economic growth suffers.
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The deputy secretary job at the agency has remained unfilled since Elaine Duke left in April.
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Mr. Tillerson has asked some senior officials to do clerical tasks and left many ambassadorships unfilled.
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Under the current rules, the seats of members who quit will remain unfilled until their deaths.
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There are currently more than 30,000 unfilled positions in a work force of more than 360,000.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce recently estimated there are 2000,21999 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the country.
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Today's unemployed workers are simply not equipped with the skills to successfully match with unfilled jobs.
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There were 6.6 million unfilled jobs in May, an indication that companies cannot find qualified workers.
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Today, the U.S. Department of Commerce estimates there are around 350,000 cybersecurity jobs currently unfilled in the U.S. Cybersecurity analytics and research company Cybersecurity Ventures released data that indicate 3.5 million cybersecurity jobs are likely to go unfilled globally by 2021, making this an excellent career path.
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In Europe, there are 150,000 unfilled truck driver positions, according to Transport Intelligence, a logistics research company.
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We already, though, as you know, have a large number of tech jobs that are going unfilled.
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Unfilled durable goods orders rebounded 0.2 percent in February after slipping 0.3 percent in the prior month.
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Those shortages are predicted to grow to a quarter of global cybersecurity positions remaining unfilled by 2019.
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By the end of the summer, there were over a million more unfilled positions than jobless Americans.
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Vitally important diplomatic posts, like the assistant secretary of state supervising the Middle East, are currently unfilled.
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About 70 percent of tech jobs may go unfilled in 2020, the U.S. Department of Labor cited.
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There were a record 6.6 million unfilled jobs in March, according to government data published last week.
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Hundreds of senior administration posts—including seven of nine top jobs at the State Department—remain unfilled.
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As the company notes, roughly 1.3 million software jobs went unfilled in the U.S. in 2016 alone.
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The administration's goal is to plug the "skills gap" that's leaving an estimated 6 million jobs unfilled.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. currently has more than 7 million unfilled positions.
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Unfilled orders for core capital goods increased 0.2 percent last month after rising 0.5 percent in January.
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There will be 3.5 million unfilled cyber-security jobs by 2021, forecasts CyberSecurity Ventures, an industry newsletter.
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Positions that have not been completely wiped out, as in they no longer exist, are left unfilled.
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It is projected that the global cybersecurity workforce shortage will reach 2628 million unfilled positions by 28503.
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It is projected that the global cybersecurity workforce shortage will reach 85033 million unfilled positions by 2022.
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The job as ambassador to Saudi Arabia has remained unfilled since Trump took office 85033 months ago.
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Several other top civilian posts remain unfilled, including deputy Defense secretary, Army secretary and Air Force secretary.
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Policy imperatives are on hold, agency positions are unfilled and the future of the country is endangered.
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There were, however, glimmers of hope, with unfilled orders at factories rising for a second straight month.
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If they kept their seats unfilled, Sanchez could win without Catalan backing in a second round vote.
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For example, Trump's hiring freeze has left thousands of policy expert jobs across the executive branch unfilled.
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But they all agreed that intentional snubs account for a tiny minority of team Trump's unfilled posts.
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But even taking away these big companies, today there are 2,000 unfilled tech jobs in the state.
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He acknowledged that any unfilled positions may be cut entirely when the budget is adjusted in November.
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They're still paid relatively little and face many unnecessary obstacles, like a large number of unfilled jobs.
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The other leadership jobs within OSTP — overseeing issues like energy policy, innovation and more — similarly remain unfilled.
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"Or we will have the same situation as today — many prescriptions that go unfilled and pills untaken."
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An estimated 200,000 nursing positions are projected to go unfilled at hospitals across the country this year.
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He said his facility is short-staffed with medical personnel, including several nurse positions that remain unfilled.
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Cardin said the administration officials went over their proposal Tuesday but left many of the details unfilled.
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The judicial system is in perpetual crisis, with more than 40 percent of high court judgeships unfilled.
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IT jobs across sectors and many health-care positions also remain unfilled due to anemic talent pools.
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Career diplomats are signing statements of dissent or leaving the State Department, while key posts remain unfilled.
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Midland's school district has 144 teacher vacancies, as well as 35 bus driver positions that are unfilled.
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These unfilled roles can cost about $680 in lost revenue per day per vacancy, according to iCIMS.
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U.S. companies say they can't find enough qualified workers, thereby leaving millions of well-paying jobs unfilled.
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Nationwide, there are now about 200,000 unfilled construction jobs, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
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As of late May, there were roughly 200 unfilled positions at the State Department requiring Senate confirmation.
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If present trends hold, as many as 2 million of those jobs are expected to go unfilled.
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One-third of all prescriptions for oral medications go unfilled and more than half are taken incorrectly.
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"At the same time, about 40%, or two out of five patients, experienced unfilled expectations," Harmsen said.
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We propose giving employers, particularly small businesses, a large tax credit to train workers for unfilled jobs.
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Hamilton then dropped to fifth, leaving second unfilled until everyone moved up — with the champion therefore fourth.
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Other, similar federal jobs remain unfilled — including the third-most powerful position at the Department of Transportation.
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A record 1.2 million jobs remain unfilled in Germany, the Federal Labour Office said earlier this month.
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Here's something else to remember: Though national security experts for months have warned that the large number of unfilled positions at the State Department risks putting the United States in jeopardy in the event of a crisis — one of those unfilled spots is the US ambassador to South Korea.
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Meanwhile, they drain the staff with scientific expertise, bully scientists into changing positions, and leave advisory positions unfilled.
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Our nation has a growing need for talent; millions of jobs are unfilled because qualified applicants aren't available.
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Some key roles remain unfilled, most notably the top U.S. lobbyist job, which has been vacant since November.
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Transportation, warehousing and utilities had 113,000 more job openings and construction companies had an additional 101,000 unfilled positions.
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She also said she had noticed vacancies in the industry going unfilled, because restaurants could not find workers.
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He said in many cases jobs are being left unfilled in order to shrink the size of government.
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The position was created by the Dodd-Frank financial reform law but went unfilled under former President Obama.
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Technically, the longer a gap is unfilled on the charts, the more bullish it is for the instrument.
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Still, in this era of luggage fees, it felt almost wasteful to let a baggage allotment go unfilled.
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The company cited estimates that suggest as many as 1 million coding positions will go unfilled by 2020.
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More than half of these jobs may go unfilled due to the insufficient pool of qualified college graduates.
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Meanwhile, proponents argue that more automation is helpful in filling certain low-skilled jobs that are going unfilled.
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Estimates on currently unfilled jobs in this area — the so-called cybersecurity "talent gap" — are in the millions.
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Millions of those jobs in the coming years might go unfilled, many with six-figure earning growth potential.
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The collapsible Vapur Element weighs just one ounce unfilled, so you may even forget it's in your bag.
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That tantalizingly unfilled promise has inspired a new exhibition, "Follies, Function & Form: Imagining Olana's Summer House," opening Aug.
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And the number of unfilled jobs, 5.8 million in April, is at a record since the survey began.
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And with conflicts raging in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, key positions in the Middle East also remain unfilled.
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My friend's company is one of the countless companies that make up those 7.5 million unfilled jobs today.
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But when duties from an unfilled post are split over many others, O'Connell noted, they reduce government transparency.
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More than 20 slots for sponsors for the 2018 World Cup remain unfilled six months before the tournament.
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BAGHDAD — Iraq's Parliament has confirmed Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi's new government while leaving key cabinet posts unfilled.
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The administration has also begun eliminating about 5,000 unfilled jobs within the bureau, including about 1,500 correctional positions.
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According to an internal org chart, the shadow role has been unfilled since the start of the year.
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He has left key diplomatic posts unfilled and proposed slashing the State Department's budget by some 30 percent.
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Friday's letter said that Oracle has one Latin American individual on its board and one unfilled board position.
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As a result, nearly a third of job openings in the state remain unfilled longer than three months.
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Globally, 1.8 million cybersecurity positions will be unfilled by 2022, the Center for Cyber Safety and Education estimates.
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They were preceded by UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, whose position has gone unfilled since her departure months ago.
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As we abdicate global leadership, both our allies and our enemies step into the void we leave unfilled.
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Critics have decried the reorganization and unfilled jobs at a time when international crises continue around the world.
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Unfilled orders at factories increased 0.7 percent, the biggest rise since July 2014, ending four consecutive months of decline.
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Confirming Saturday's count, parliamentary speaker Abdul Rauf Ibrahimi asked the government to present nominees for the two unfilled positions.
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Unfilled political vacancies in several government departments and agencies have also made it harder for CFIUS to approve deals.
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About a quarter of South Carolina's state prison guard jobs are unfilled, Stirling told The State newspaper in January.
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For the five unfilled positions, there's only one official nominee -- Eric Ueland, who is awaiting a Senate confirmation vote.
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Twenty-two of the 24 unfilled posts, like under-secretary for arms control, do not yet have a nominee.
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Unfilled orders at factories increased 23.1 percent, the biggest rise since July 22015, ending four consecutive months of decline.
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Many important posts remain unfilled—including those of assistant secretary of state for East Asia and ambassador to Seoul.
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Unfilled moments, moments where you don't have entertainment, or moments where you don't have companionship, may actually spawn creativity.
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There are about 160 unfilled military billets in Iraq under the current ceiling of the allowed number of troops.
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John Lilly, who is leading the investment at Greylock, believes Clockwise is filling a huge unfilled need inside organizations.
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Diplomatic posts have gone unfilled and a task force based in CAR tracking warlord Joseph Kony left last year.
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He also said Tillerson needs more staff support at the State Department, where many top spots are still unfilled.
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The sectors driving the increasing number of unfilled openings include manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, construction and computer system design.
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The real problem we have is we have so many unfilled jobs that people don't have the skills for.
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Meanwhile, 45 percent of employers report that lack of skills is the main reason for unfilled entry-level jobs.
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Dozens of senior positions remain unfilled and Tillerson, only seven months into the job, has no prior government experience.
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Unfortunately, data show that 28503 million of those jobs will go unfilled if we continue on our current path.
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More than three in four manufacturers reported having unfilled positions at their company that they were struggling to fill.
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So far it has not included any of the Iranian sales in the way it accounts for unfilled orders.
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The unfilled watchdog roles are "particularly concerning" and "a major issue and one that is not partisan," he said.
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He has overseen the Trump administration's dramatic overhaul of the State Department, marked by budget cuts and unfilled jobs.
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The unfilled jobs also include key positions throughout the executive branch charged with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse.
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More than 15 months into the Trump administration, a number of key roles remain unfilled at the State Department.
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Dozens of key State Department positions, including the South African envoy position, remained unfilled as of earlier this year.
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Trump has only a handful of Cabinet positions left unfilled and is seeking to increase diversity in his administration.
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Across the government, more than half of the six hundred and fifty-six most critical positions are still unfilled.
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Monarch had 32 unfilled orders for 737 MAX 8 aircraft with Boeing on top of the 13 from BOC.
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Despite high unemployment, nearly 330,000 jobs are unfilled as employers scramble to find programmers, drivers and other skilled workers.
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Unemployment is down, the Dow Jones industrial average is north of 25,000 and millions of jobs are going unfilled.
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Pointing to further weakness in manufacturing activity, unfilled orders at factories slipped 0.1% in April, reversing March's 0.1% rise.
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A record 7.14 million open jobs are unfilled, and employers have been forced to boost wages to attract employees.
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The hires reflect increasing impatience in federal agencies that key jobs remain unfilled nine months into the new administration.
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And throughout the Trump administration, there are relevant posts unfilled or occupied by officials never confirmed by the Senate.
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LOOK AT THE FACT THAT THERE ARE NOW 6.6 MILLION JOBS UNFILLED AND ONLY 6 MILLION WORKERS WITHOUT THEM.
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Dozens of posts remain unfilled, according to a tally of ambassadorial nominations kept by the American Foreign Service Association.
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Citing a forecast from Cybersecurity Ventures, she noted that there will be 3.4 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs by 2021.
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Sources said more than 15 A330 output slots remain unfilled in next year's schedule, heightening pressure to win deals.
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"Many senior leadership positions remain unfilled, undercutting America's global influence," the generals noted of the departures in their letter.
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They fear that key parts of their campaign promises could go unfilled before they leave Washington for the holidays.
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"There are more jobs that will go unfilled in the fourth quarter than the rest of the year," Brustein said.
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Policymakers and businesses have been grappling with a skills gap that has partly contributed to 7 million jobs left unfilled.
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In 2016, a federal jury in Indianapolis found CVS defamed Mimms in those statements to patients whose prescriptions went unfilled.
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"My messaging isn't good," he admitted, citing as an example reports of hundreds of jobs he can appoint going unfilled.
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If that's the McConnell principle, vacancies that arise during the ever-expanding "political season" will now remain unfilled for years.
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As the gap between unfilled job openings and new hires has widened, the pace of wage growth has picked up.
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Thus, to the extent any order has not been fully delivered to a customer, it shall have to remain unfilled.
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Facebook has made its navigation and feedback buttons bigger and easier to recognize with a new unfilled line drawing style.
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Thus, the paradox of having 7.8 million people unemployed, while 5.4 million jobs go unfilled for lack of skilled workers.
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In other words, we're now staring at a deficit of around one million unfilled tech jobs in four years' time.
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As of the end of November, Airbus had won orders for 317 A380s and delivered 221, leaving 3803 unfilled orders.
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There were roughly 207,000 unfilled construction sector jobs at the end of December, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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It's estimated that today there are more than one million unfilled cybersecurity jobs, even with high pay and good benefits.
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The Manufacturing Institute and Deloitte estimate that by 2025, this gap will translate into 2 million unfilled American manufacturing jobs.
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In Arizona, there are thousands of unfilled positions, and thousands more students are being taught by unqualified or uncertified individuals.
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"There's 6 million open and unfilled jobs in the economy right now because employers can't find qualified workers," McBride says.
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The Museum of Black Civilizations has room for about 18,000 works of art, although many of the galleries remain unfilled.
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One of them is Scott Harris of Catoctin Creek Distilling Co in Virginia, who has thousands of unfilled rye bottles.
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The lashes themselves looked paradoxically natural: The models wore no liner, no mascara, just feathery, unfilled brows and bespoke falsies.
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But by the month's end, the city had still left 7,000 positions unfilled, nearly all of them full-time postings.
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For instance, a tenant-advocate position created at the Department of Buildings in 2017 went unfilled for about a year.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson denied this past week that unfilled senior diplomatic positions had affected the department's engagement.
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At the same time, nearly 330,000 jobs are unfilled as employers scramble to find programmers, plumbers and other experienced workers.
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And yet, two months after Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that Chancellor Carmen Fariña would retire, the spot remains unfilled.
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Schriver's resignation will add another hole to the Pentagon's policy team, with six of the 21 DASD positions still unfilled.
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Leaving aside geriatric psychiatry, more than a third of 22016 slots went unfilled last year, the American Geriatrics Society reports.
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Democrats have pointed out that a health security position on the National Security Council (NSC) has gone unfilled since 2018.
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From the Pacific Northwest and Silicon Valley where jobs go unfilled and innovation fails to thrive, we're seeing an impact.
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At a 210 percent jobless rate, employers report difficulty finding workers to fill the 22019 million unfilled jobs in America.
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From Brussels, Mr. Tillerson heads to Vienna, where three ambassadorial jobs — to Austria and two European bodies — also remain unfilled.
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The diplomatic decline is a worrying trend that means critical roles protecting America's security and interests abroad are going unfilled.
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The Education Ministry has acknowledged that 230 percent of places in Imam Hatip schools remained unfilled as late as 216.
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The three-person Council of Economic Advisers, the traditional heart of economic thinking in the White House, remains completely unfilled.
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This year, there were so many unfilled slots around the country that Dr. White-Chu did not even bother to call.
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At the same time, preliminary government data show that slightly more retail jobs were unfilled in July than a year earlier.
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Democrats could choose to eat up floor time in ongoing hearings for Trump's nominees to a slew of unfilled executive positions.
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After Coinbase announced the halt, a company spokesperson said unfilled orders would be removed and no new orders would be accepted.
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Meanwhile, the percent of owners with one or more unfilled job openings was at a 45-year, all-time high level.
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That pledge, still unfilled, has been a feature of his annual State of the Union addresses to the nation ever since.
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WE'VE GOT OVER 7 MILLION UNFILLED JOBS IN THE UNITED STATES, WE'RE FINALLY STARTING TO SEE WAGE GROWTH IN THE SYSTEM.
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The health care and social assistance sector had 125,000 more job openings and construction companies had an additional 62,000 unfilled positions.
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Sweden has around 29,2000 unemployed but its economy is booming and 1003,2100 jobs remain unfilled because applicants lack the right qualifications.
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Otherwise, Surgeon General is a position better left unfilled when the officeholder's studied silence is what the White House really wants.
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An estimated 22014 million technology jobs will go unfilled by 23.2, according to a report put forth by Microsoft in 23.
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Boeing will reduce 1,600 positions through voluntary layoffs, while the rest are expected to be done by leaving open positions unfilled.
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The construction industry had 68,000 more job openings and companies in the transportation, warehousing, and utilities sector had 37,000 unfilled positions.
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"We are far from being over exposed… to this region," he said, noting it made up 13 percent of unfilled orders.
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Joseph Dunford, and the director of national intelligence, a position currently unfilled, on the NSC and expressed support for Pompeo's inclusion.
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Memo to President Trump: The jobs market is alive and thriving in tech — so much so, there are 211,2501 unfilled occupations.
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Its end-year backlog of unfilled orders was virtually unchanged at 101 Rafale and 53 Falcon at the end of December.
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However, great jobs are still going unfilled, Americans are still missing out on rewarding careers and many businesses are still suffering.
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CNN reported last month that more than 350 politically appointed positions at the EPA remained unfilled, including more than 100 scientists.
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According to a report published by the University of Maryland, every unfilled visa leads to 2½ jobs lost in the state.
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Currently, more than 22019 million jobs remain unfilled in our country because our workers lack the skills required to fill them.
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One list that remains longer than most of his recent predecessors is the number of White House positions that remain unfilled.
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"It is unclear whether these posts are unfilled by design or dysfunction; either way it is deeply troubling," the senators write.
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Today, there are an estimated 150,000-plus unfilled positions in robotics-related workplaces in the U.S. alone, according to industry surveys.
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He has moved to downsize the EPA, leaving hundreds of positions unfilled through a combination of buyouts, resignations and hiring freezes.
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Scores of senior positions remained unfilled through Trump's first year, including ambassadorships in crucial places, such as South Korea or Afghanistan.
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Leaving the vacancy unfilled could affect the court both this year and next, Schultz said, calling on the Senate to act.
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Many senior positions on arms control and Asia policy, as well as ambassadorial posts in Asia, remain unfilled, further complicating matters.
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As of February 2017, nearly 200,000 construction jobs were left unfilled across the U.S., according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Coursera cites statistics that say that at the moment there are some 2800,000 unfilled IT support jobs in the US alone.
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The vacancy rate, which measures the share of unfilled jobs out of those available, rose to 2.9 percent from 2.4 percent.
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But with a record 6.7 million unfilled jobs in April, economists are confident that wage growth will accelerate later this year.
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"The strategy is just to make sure there is no unfilled demand in a rural area or small town," he said.
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Third, it would be states, not the Trump administration, who were responsible for whatever went wrong, or whichever conditions went unfilled.
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The officials did not provide an estimate of when that might happen, and did not specify how many positions remained unfilled.
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Often, Trump selects a candidate from elsewhere in the administration to fill a vacancy, which in turn leaves another role unfilled.
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The decline in job openings in November was led by the private sector, which saw a decrease of 520,000 unfilled jobs.
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Forty-four lawmakers representing both parties signed a letter to the president sharing their concerns that the post is still unfilled.
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The maneuverings highlight what some allies consider a worrisome situation in the Trump administration's diplomatic corps, with sensitive posts left unfilled.
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A call to a third-party employment service revealed that around 25 Sinhalese moderator openings, first listed last June, remain unfilled.
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And yet, the office has been neglected and disempowered under this administration, with key jobs — including its top position — remaining unfilled.
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Over the next decade, a skills gap in manufacturing may leave an estimated 85033 million jobs unfilled in the United States.
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Dozens of other key diplomatic jobs remain unfilled, including ambassadors to key U.S. allies such as Germany, Australia and Saudi Arabia.
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Self-appointed "Caliphs" continue to appear and disappear, suggesting that a void remains unfilled since the last sultan occupied that role.
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Key vacancies in the Justice Department, unfilled more than one year into the Trump administration, exacerbated Brand's discontentment in her position.
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As of last week, the shortfall has jumped to a full 2,2023 -- meaning about 10 percent of its positions are unfilled.
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More than a year after the inauguration, the Trump administration has seen some jobs unfilled and others subject to high turnover.
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There's so many openings that are left unfilled because access to trained people who stay in those positions was really limited.
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Unless constant rash firings, unfilled jobs and shakedowns of foreign governments constitute reinvention, this remains on Jared's infinite to-do list.
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As of April, there were around 775,000 unfilled jobs in manufacturing, construction, transportation, utilities, and information technology in the United States.
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But the department's influence has been reduced as many positions remain unfilled, including that of assistant secretary for East Asian affairs.
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Key positions in the administration also remain unfilled — even for the White House's drug czar office and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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This is particularly true in Oakland where tens of thousands of unfilled potholes wreak havoc on Bay Area drivers every day.
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And these job losses are often doled out piecemeal — a layoff here, or a position left unfilled after a departure there.
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The cash-strapped Park Service is already short 200 law enforcement rangers and has left many other positions unfilled, Francis said.
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It's an attempt to regain control in a chaotic world, and yet every jar that remains unfilled is a broken dream.
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At the end of January, the US economy had 7.6 million unfilled jobs, but only 6.5 million people were looking for work.
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With more than 5.5 million jobs going unfilled for lack of qualified applicants, they cannot afford to hire only American-born citizens.
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The longest periods a Supreme Court seat has remained unfilled over the past century have been a mere 237 and 391 days.
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With labor markets already tight in many parts of the country, a clamp-down on immigration could leave businesses with unfilled jobs.
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What's going on: U.S. businesses had more than a half-million unfilled jobs in July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.
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President Donald Trump's most dedicated supporters have little use for the UN and would be happy to see Ms Haley's position unfilled.
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Yet the P.C.A.O.B. is doing less oversight and inspection work than it once did, and key positions at the agency are unfilled.
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Trump's State Department is reportedly a ghost town, with key posts unfilled and longtime professionals left out of meetings with foreign leaders.
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Trump also told Lane that he didn't see a need to appoint the hundreds of State Department positions that are currently unfilled.
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A shortage of drivers has led to 60,000 unfilled long-haul positions, according to data Bloomberg cited from the American Trucking Association.
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There's also much more in play, stretching the bandwidth of a U.S. administration in which so many foreign policy jobs remain unfilled.
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Other top technology positions remain unfilled as well – no Chief Technology Officer has been named, and the White House CISO recently left.
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Top job still vacant: DoJ's review of the merger has continued despite the fact that the top antitrust enforcer post remains unfilled.
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Our country has an estimated five million unfilled jobs, many of them technical that require highly skilled workers like developers and engineers.
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Factory orders are likely to remain soft as unfilled orders rose only 20.4 percent in January after dropping for three straight months.
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Cisco estimates the number of unfilled cybersecurity openings to be around 1 million worldwide, and they could top 2 million by 2019.
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But unfilled jobs in the information sector fell by 60,000 and vacancies in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry declined by 27,000.
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And all 29 Illinois agencies serving sexual assault survivors have instituted furloughs or left unfilled positions vacant, leaving survivors without essential services.
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Even with taxpayer money coming in the door, Minnesota has been offsetting its expenses by shedding staff and leaving faculty openings unfilled.
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Excluding teams with unfilled positions, just 11.2% of head team physicians and 31.7% of head athletic trainers were women, the study found.
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Wage growth remains slow in many industries despite the low unemployment rate and employers appear to be comfortable leaving many positions unfilled.
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Any corporate board would be alarmed by the turnover in Trump's administration, the number of unfilled leadership positions and temporary/acting replacements.
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"What critics said: "You won't find much hope in Damnation and that's an absence that can only exist unfilled for so long.
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While it still has 3.5 million registered jobseekers, a growing number of positions lie unfilled because companies can't find the right people.
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The mission now has about 100 budgeted yet unfilled positions, partly because European public employees are loath to interrupt long summer vacations.
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Now, desks go unfilled and far fewer aides are responsible for fielding press questions or developing communications strategies around the President's agenda.
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One example of this is the high demand for computer science jobs across our nation, with over 85033,000 computing positions left unfilled.
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If nothing is done to improve the quality of their jobs, many will go unfilled — losing the competition for workers with McDonald's.
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My intent is to provide context for the specific issue of how we replace 725,000 jobs in our workforce that are unfilled.
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Some also noted that a special envoy position at the State Department aimed at monitoring and combating anti-Semitism is also unfilled.
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The vast majority of key presidential appointments requiring Senate confirmation are unfilled; whatever people are in place are preoccupied with factional infighting.
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At the State Department, both deputy-level jobs remain unfilled, along with the posts of six under secretaries and 22 assistant secretaries.
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As the National Association of Manufacturing found, there are 600,000 unfilled jobs in manufacturing primarily due to a lack of skilled labor.
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That's the argument that unfilled tech jobs will have an impact on other businesses that cater to tech companies and their employees.
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All across the country, thousands of positions for primary care physicians, mental health providers, physical therapists, social workers and others go unfilled.
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The difficulties faced by job seekers in their 40s and 230s are especially troubling, with hundreds of thousands unfilled in the USA.
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Washington (CNN)Key diplomatic posts remain unfilled a year into the Trump administration, chief among them the US ambassador to South Korea.
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According to a study from the Manufacturing Institute, the technical skills gap could leave up to two million jobs unfilled by 2025.
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What's more worrisome for him is the sheer number of unfilled positions at the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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Unfilled durable goods orders fell 0.5 percent, the most since June 2016, pointing to continued weakness in manufacturing in the months ahead.
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Companies should try digging in their pockets if they're looking to find workers for unfilled jobs, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Tuesday.
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Nearly 6,000 refugees have settled in the last five years in Louisville, Kentucky, helping companies hire workers for jobs that had gone unfilled.
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More broadly, it's a familiar story for the jobs market in which specialized positions go unfilled, while lower-level jobs continue to surge.
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Despite an increasing need for cybersecurity positions, estimates by Cybersecurity Ventures indicate that there will be 303 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs by 230.
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A measure of new orders jumped to 13.5 from 3.1 and a measure of unfilled orders rose for the first time since 2011.
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Unfilled orders for these goods edged up 0.1%, while inventories increased 0.4%, suggesting manufacturing would probably continue to struggle in the coming months.
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As of last year, there were some 627,000 unfilled jobs in the technology market, and that number has only grown since then. Why?
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There were 210,21.1 job openings in the transportation, warehousing and utilities sector, while real estate, rental and leasing companies had 21.2,000 unfilled position.
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Studies showed that many of these jobs would go unfilled, devastating the economy, says the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.
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But he expressed concern over the number of unfilled high-level civilian leadership positions in the current Pentagon tasked with overseeing such decisions.
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The company has several of its top jobs unfilled, and it would have been difficult to recruit strong candidates without an active CEO.
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With more than half a million unfilled jobs, and potential job candidates in a better bargaining positions, wages have begun to move higher.
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It left 350 positions at the EPA unfilled including more than 100 scientists in specialties like environmental science, life science, and physical science.
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Tyler Abell, chief of protocol during President Lyndon Johnson's administration, said he is not worried if the position goes unfilled for a while.
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As of last month, some 5.5 million jobs were unfilled, more than the peak level during the last expansion before the Great Recession.
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Boeing already reports its backlog at net discounted prices, with unfilled commercial orders worth $415 billion at the end of the first quarter.
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But Jones resigned in March of 2015, and the job—one of the most crucial in America's battle against gun violence —remains unfilled.
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McAuliffe on Saturday underscored the need for more cybersecurity workers, noting that there are currently 36,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in his home state.
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Pointing to sustained weakness in business spending, unfilled core capital goods orders fell 0.2 percent in June after slipping 0.4 percent in May.
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But their difficulty in finding enough qualified loyalists has led them to rely on more mainstream figures, while also leaving many positions unfilled.
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This trend of increasing numbers of unfilled, skilled jobs is likely to continue, absent concerted public-private action to better prepare more workers.
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Approximately 203,000 unfilled IT jobs were listed in the U.S. over the last three months alone, as tech job postings continue to rise.
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"Employers are holding on to their existing workforces while many positions requiring skilled labor go unfilled," CEO John Challenger said in a statement.
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Even if every American who wanted a job had a job, there would still be over 1 million jobs that would remain unfilled.
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Last school year, when one in five students qualified for special education services, one in every four special education teaching positions was unfilled.
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There are some 3.5 million manufacturing jobs expected over the next decade, and if this is not reversed, 2 million may remain unfilled.
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The White House pushed back against the report, blaming Democratic obstruction in the Senate as one reason why so many positions remain unfilled.
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Sunday's race takes place as NASCAR revenues have taken a hit, amid falling television viewership, declining revenues at major tracks and unfilled sponsorships.
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But many senior posts remain unfilled, and more than half of the positions in the department requiring Senate confirmation do not have nominees.
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Beyond having crucial positions unfilled, the bruising nomination battles are making senior government jobs unappealing to the most qualified and sought-after individuals.
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The problem is that most orders in the securities and commodities markets go unfilled, so canceling orders cannot be criminal just by itself.
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The unfilled vacancy of Antonin Scalia's seat combined with a Hillary Clinton victory in November would've set the Court on a new course.
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Cybersecurity Ventures, an analytics and research company, estimates 210 million jobs in cybersecurity around the world are likely to go unfilled by 2021.
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He also wanted to slash the State Department budget, and through the spring and summer, many senior jobs at State would remain unfilled.
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But, as laid out above, the president's stated desire to leave certain executive branch jobs unfilled "because they're unnecessary" raises significant legal questions.
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Work stayed on at the Pentagon several months into President Donald Trump's administration because of the lack of unfilled posts in the transition.
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And as Foreign Service officers streamed toward the exit, the administration left dozens of positions unfilled, many crucial to tackling foreign policy challenges.
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Airbus Finance Director Harald Wilhelm said earlier he was not worried about signs of weakness because of a cushion of 6,700 unfilled orders.
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All the posts, and many more top security jobs, are unfilled or staffed with leaders who have not been confirmed by the Senate.
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When the company reported in June, the stock dropped to $54.50 with no trading in between, creating what technicians call an unfilled gap.
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"Thus, to the extent any order has not been fully delivered to a customer, it shall have to remain unfilled," the company said.
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This additional change would help close the "skills gap" that leaves millions unemployed at the same time that millions of jobs go unfilled.
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Barclays insiders say a hiring freeze is afoot as roles stay unfilled, bonuses get slashed, and senior staff fleeBarclays has raised the bar for hiring outsiders and is leaving vacant roles unfilled — resulting in what some insiders say amounts to an informal hiring freeze for investment banking, FICC trading, and certain back-office roles — according to five sources familiar with the situation.
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He said as many as one million high-tech jobs may go unfilled by the end of the decade for lack of qualified talent.
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In addition, Trump's nominee to lead the Treasury Department, Steven Mnuchin, has yet to be confirmed, and several other key Cabinet posts remain unfilled.
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At the heart of the weeks of fierce infighting are the nominations of the ministers of interior and defense - and both posts remain unfilled.
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The Trump administration has left dozens of top positions unfilled, including the director to the Office of National AIDS Policy, Jeffrey Crowley's old job.
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In some states they may opt to leave traditional campaign slots, like a state communications director, unfilled, according to multiple sources in battleground states.
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There are already more than 1 million unfilled jobs in the U.S., according to figures for September, released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Similarly, 16 percent of guard positions in North Carolina prisons and 14 percent in Texas were unfilled late last year, according to local media.
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In 2017 some 200,000-330,8003 job offers went unfilled, mostly for lack of suitable candidates, according to Pôle Emploi, the French government's jobseekers' service.
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But we also found 8,548 unfilled mid-level positions, defined as two-10 years of engineering experience, and able to act on broad directives.
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The news agency also described how Russia's top diplomat subtly mocked Tillerson for the fact that his top State Department roles are currently unfilled.
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With hundreds of unfilled positions in the agency, agents have largely been working overtime, according to the report, and are at low morale levels.
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Why this matters: The president never announced her nomination — leaving the crucial role, with responsibilities for protecting critical U.S. infrastructure from cyber threats, unfilled.
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But Palin has not visited Trump Tower during the transition phase and isn't seen as likely to end up in the still-unfilled spot.
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Two of six commissioner seats remain unfilled, while the four still occupied are all held by commissioners working on despite their terms' having expired.
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The Pentagon hasn't had a full-time defense secretary since January, and nearly two dozen other positions are unfilled or held by acting officials.
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But 70 percent of these good-paying jobs will go unfilled because our students do not have the necessary skills to succeed in them.
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The Senate in recent months confirmed ambassadors to Germany and South Korea, but the roles remain unfilled in Mexico and Turkey, among other nations.
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Second, according to affidavits, some voters were told by the alleged ballot harvesters that it was OK to leave the ballots unfilled and unsealed.
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Despite all of this, there are still many jobs that remain unfilled, but it is certainly not for lack of people to fill them.
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"There [are] 6 million open and unfilled jobs in the economy right now because employers can't find qualified workers," he says in the survey.
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Opposition leaders began the day by posting Twitter messages with photographs and video of empty streets and unfilled seats on rush-hour subway trains.
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It's estimated that in the next decade, there will be nearly 3.5 million manufacturing jobs — two million of which are expected to go unfilled.
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The association estimates that there are approximately 2232,000 unfilled construction jobs in the U.S. - a jump of 22010 percent in the last two years.
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Joseph Dunford, and the director of national intelligence, a position currently unfilled, on the NSC and expressed support for CIA director Mike Pompeo's inclusion.
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You know this better than I do, there are millions of jobs that are unfilled at these tech companies and they need talented people.
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Yet for all of the rhetoric, there are millions of jobs going unfilled in the US today simply because people lack the requisite skills.
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So while it looks like there are more unfilled jobs than available workers, in fact millions of working-age Americans are not currently employed.
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In 2015, in Texas alone, 40,000 computing jobs—positions that require some education in coding—went unfilled, according to an analysis done by Code.
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And he's done it under difficult circumstances, amid continuing chaos in the White House and with many key political appointments in the agencies unfilled.
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West Virginia has more than 700 unfilled teaching positions, as teachers head to jobs in neighboring Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania that pay far more.
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This will starve the system of needed resources, leave thousands of doctor and nurse vacancies unfilled, and force hospitals and clinics to shut down.
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Start with the fact that there are 7.3 million unfilled jobs, millions of which are high-skill positions in IT, professional services and healthcare.
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At the same time, our nation has 28500 million jobs unfilled due to lack of individuals with the skills necessary to do the job.
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The Trump administration has faced criticism in the past for leaving key positions at the State Department unfilled, criticism that Trump himself has rejected.
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The White House sent several State Department and diplomatic nominations to the Senate on Thursday, including two prominent Africa positions that were sitting unfilled.
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The research is clear: U.S. Department of Labor statistics suggest that 7.3 million jobs remain unfilled, many of them high-paying, high-skill positions.
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One-fifth of ambassadorships remain unfilled, and only one of 28 State Department assistant secretary positions is now occupied by a Foreign Service professional.
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And the ensemble, which has a current complement of 99 musicians and two librarians, will retain that size but keep three open positions unfilled.
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The position had been unfilled for more than 85033 weeks, the newspaper noted, and Jagsch was the only candidate to volunteer for the job.
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As the Trump administration copes with an unprecedented level of senior staff turnover, it's not clear how long those vacant offices will remain unfilled.
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Still, former President Barack Obama, who originally nominated him to the Fed, never officially offered him the unfilled job of vice chair for supervision.
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Not only is the State Department dealing with an exodus of career diplomats, top posts that deal with North Korea affairs also remain unfilled.
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Much of the senior staff on the building's seventh floor was recently reassigned, and nearly all of the department's top political posts remain unfilled.
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Every month that the 85,000 high skilled positions for H-1B workers go unfilled costs the U.S. economy millions of dollars in lost productivity.
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But he could end his term on a positive note by leaving Justice Antonin Scalia's seat unfilled, thus raising the stakes of this presidential election.
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Still, the city is building residential units at breakneck speed, raising the possibility that many of those vacancies will go unfilled in the coming months.
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About 70 full-time jobs have gone unfilled, sources said, and El-Hindi canceled popular programs that insiders felt helped them recruit young, talented analysts.
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If a marketplace doesn't have the right number of buyers per listing, or the right number of items listed per buyer, transactions will go unfilled.
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The administration reportedly does not intend to lay off any of its 5,565 employees, but will eventually shrink its workforce through retirements and unfilled vacancies.
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But this will be the first time in his seven years in office that Mr. Obama has left a seat unfilled to make a point.
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CNN reported last week that 2000 jobs went unfilled at the EPA under the Trump administration's hiring freeze, and no new positions could be created.
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Prior to launching Apollo Peak, Zavala was a sales rep for a pet food company and discovered an unfilled niche in the pet beverage space.
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By 2020, there may be as many as 85033 million job openings that go unfilled because employers can't find enough skilled workers to fill them.
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Flake, in a statement, noted that long screening procedures have resulted in 1,768 Border Patrol positions and 1,046 Customs and Border Protection jobs remaining unfilled.
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Privacy scandals are running amok, millions of cybersecurity jobs remain unfilled, and almost every American adult's personal information is in the hands of criminal hackers.
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DOJ released the statistics on the heels of an investigation by Politico Magazine that found some reassigned judges with unfilled dockets and little to do.
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Many economists reject those arguments, pointing out that 6 million jobs remain unfilled in the United States, a record high, despite DACA recipients being employed.
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Meanwhile, special education positions are going unfilled; Heck's team found that a quarter of positions were vacant five weeks into the 2018-19 school year.
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Right now, there are an estimated 300,000 cybersecurity jobs going unfilled in this country, from top managers and technicians to every kind of support personnel.
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But thousands of jobs at the state level -- and millions nationwide -- go unfilled while a similar number of jobseekers remain unable to find sufficient employment.
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That means apprenticeship programs that give students hands-on learning experiences so they can compete for the millions of unfilled jobs in the U.S. today.
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Experts warned that if vacancies went unfilled, major health initiatives, like those aimed at fighting the spread of AIDS and tuberculosis, could suffer serious setbacks.
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Four years after Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office with a promise to revive his country's moribund economy, that pledge is still largely unfilled.
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Per the Times: At the State Department, both deputy-level jobs remain unfilled, along with the posts of six under secretaries and 22 assistant secretaries.
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But according to the National Association of Manufacturers, 2 million of those jobs could sit unfilled because workers aren't being equipped with in-demand skills.
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The president has not proposed a candidate to be the new anticorruption prosecutor, and the office of federal comptroller has gone unfilled for three months.
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But it also places further strains on an agency of 240,000 employees, many of whose top leadership posts were unfilled even before Trump's management shakeup.
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He points out that there is a pressing need to train more space experts; over a third of space billets at Strategic Command are unfilled.
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Tillerson has also been under fire for his leadership of the department, which has suffered from low morale, organizational confusion and unfilled appointments under Tillerson.
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There are 6900 million unfilled jobs across the country, many of which pay $2628,28503 a year or more yet do not require a college degree.
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The Trump administration has been criticized by opponents for leaving key State Department positions unfilled, while the White House has blamed Democrats for blocking nominations.
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There are roughly 200 positions at the department that require Senate confirmation — and by 100 days into the new administration, the vast majority remained unfilled.
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Today, the country's unemployment rate is at a record-low 2628 percent, despite 28500 million Americans still looking for work and six million unfilled jobs.
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Pointing to continued manufacturing recovery, unfilled orders of core capital goods - a proxy for production in the pipeline - increased 0.5 percent, a seventh consecutive monthly advance.
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"For me, I would be lost without the immigrants," McCarthy said, noting there are more than 2,700 unfilled slots for certified nursing assistants in the state.
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Last week the Department of Defense confirmed to CNN that eighteen roles were unfilled, providing a complete list of positions currently being filled by temporary officials.
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In fact, the number of unfilled openings for manufacturing jobs last year stood at its highest level in 15 years, according to the Department of Labor.
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The State Department provided Fox News with a breakdown of the unfilled posts for under secretaries and assistant secretaries – who would be top advisers to Tillerson.
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In some instances more administrative roles that are essential for public health are going unfilled, leaving piles of paperwork that delay research and hinders scientific progress.
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However, a month into his presidency, Trump has all but abandoned the State Department by leaving countless jobs unfilled and sidelining Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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New Fed Chair Jerome Powell took up his post on Monday while four of the seven board seats, including the No. 2 position, are currently unfilled.
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More than 350 jobs at EPA unfilled during Trump hiring freeze There have not been any presidential nominations at EPA beyond the agency's administrator, Scott Pruitt.
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Last week the Department of Defense confirmed to CNN that 18 roles were unfilled, providing a complete list of positions currently being filled by temporary officials.
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If the choice is coming between raising compensation and leaving money on the table in the form of unfilled orders, then the weight may be shifting.
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A COO search is ongoing to aid Kalanick in running the company and major roles are unfilled, including for CMO, CFO, general counsel and engineering head.
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An estimated 85033,000 to 1 million cybersecurity jobs remain unfilled in the U.S. Companies are having trouble finding the right professional possessing practical cybersecurity defense skills.
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"It is a shame that the critical post of the assistant administrator charged with leading enforcement at the EPA remains unfilled," Barrasso said through a spokesman.
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Job openings in the transportation, warehousing, and utilities sector declined by 22.3,212, while unfilled positions in the real estate and rental and leasing industry fell 21.2,000.
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Wages for these positions continue to increase in hopes of attracting domestic workers; but despite rising wages and benefit packages, these jobs continue to go unfilled.
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The JOLTS report also showed there were 6.6 million unfilled jobs at the end of May, down from the record 6.8 million vacancies reported in April.
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There were 28503 million unfilled jobs on the last business day of September, according to BLS, 22019,000 fewer openings than the last business day of August.
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Krishnamoorthi said the issue is also important for business owners and the economy, noting that there are an estimated 2628 million unfilled jobs across the country.
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The skills gap is a major reason why these jobs continue to go unfilled, especially for those jobs that don't require a four-year college degree.
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Israel's tech industry has more than 10,85033 unfilled jobs which could be filled from the surplus of high-tech graduates in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Trump defended the extensive vacancies across his government in an apparent response to Yovanovitch's testimony outlining a "crisis" at the State Department because of unfilled positions.
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At the State Department, below Pompeo, the staffing is still unsettled and a central job - the assistant secretary for east Asia and pacific affairs - remains unfilled.
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That's leaving tens of thousands of students and skilled workers unable to work and hundreds of thousands of tech positions unfilled for months, or even years.
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There were 21625 million unfilled jobs on the last business day of September, according to BLS, 2900,220006 fewer openings than the last business day of August.
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The Zeel Spa platform allows spas to book appointments that would normally go unfilled, either because of last-minute absences by staff therapists or unexpected demand.
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A record number of positions are unfilled in manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, financial services, leisure and hospitality businesses, Zandi told Axios in a followup exchange of emails.
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It is also tempting to believe that Trump may be leaving some posts unfilled because he wants to whittle down functions of government he doesn't like.
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The U.S. pays the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs, and up to one in five prescriptions go unfilled because Americans can't afford them.
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The fight for talent in the Valley remains harder than ever, and by 2020, the number of unfilled computing jobs is expected to reach one million.
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The challenge is not confined to the U.S. or the public sector; by 220006, an estimated 2202 million cybersecurity jobs are expected to be unfilled globally.
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Mr. Farrer has halted all hiring, leaving about 30 positions unfilled, and has canceled, at least for now, a major capital purchase, two large machine tools.
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Nearly a decade earlier, a budget crunch had led M.T.A. officials to relax standards for vehicle inspections and overhauls and allow maintenance jobs to go unfilled.
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Key positions in the administration remain unfilled, even without nominees in the case of the White House's drug czar office and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
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Lion Air, one of Boeing's top three MAX customers in terms of total orders, had already thrown into question 7373 unfilled orders after its October crash.
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While many ambassadorships have gone unfilled, Mr. Shapiro said, that role in his view is increasingly less important in a world of modern media and communications.
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The seat is the longest-unfilled judicial vacancy in the country, the Senate having refused to confirm President Obama's successive nominations of two African-American women.
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The company, which supplies manufacturers in the medical, automotive and defense industries, among others, has at least 50 unfilled jobs, and its predicament is not unusual.
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In embassies around the world, projects were eliminated and jobs were left unfilled, and the delegation to last year's United Nations General Assembly meeting was slashed.
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With key staff positions unfilled and no on-site first lady, the White House is scrambling to organize the most elaborate public event of the year.
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Yet more than 1.5 million Americans have been out of work for half a year or more, and skilled positions across the country are going unfilled.
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There are also other unfilled seats at both agencies, which means the Trump administration will play a significant role in shaping the oversight of financial markets.
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The challenge is not confined to the U.S. or the public sector; by 85033, an estimated 1.5 million cybersecurity jobs are expected to be unfilled globally.
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Staffing at State was slashed and many positions left unfilled under his predecessor, Rex Tillerson, a former oil executive who was Trump's first secretary of state.
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Now, there are hundreds of teaching jobs unfilled -- which further empowers the strikers, it's worth noting -- and increasingly strident demands for more robust health care spending.
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The administration has created a potential problem for itself but that can probably be attributed to inexperience and the fact the majority of positions are still unfilled.
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Grijalva toured Centro Medico, Puerto Rico's main public hospital, where funding gaps have led to a shortage of medical equipment and left two-hundred nursing positions unfilled.
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These visas are valuable, because they allow employers to bring in foreign workers for up to 10 months to take unfilled jobs during a business's high season.
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Far more shows were competing for the same listeners and same ad dollars, forcing content creators to lower the costs they charged advertisers or leave inventory unfilled.
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With more than half a million unfilled jobs, low-paid workers and potential job candidates are in a better bargaining position than they have been in years.
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In the next 10 years, they expect 4.6 million new manufacturing jobs to be created, 2.4 million of which will remain unfilled because of a skills shortage.
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Across the statewide prison system, about one out of seven of the correctional officer jobs were unfilled in September, based on Correction Department records provided to SEANC.
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Two government officials who were part of the chat —the secretary of state and the government's bankruptcy board representative — have since resigned, leaving two key positions unfilled.
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There are currently 6 million unfilled jobs in the U.S. From my perch at University Ventures investing in human capital markets, I also see a Hollywood effect.
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The weakness was underscored by another report on Friday from the Commerce Department showing factory orders rising less than expected in June and unfilled orders shrinking further.
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One unfilled position, the Post reports, is that of the presidential advisor who would brief Trump on all science and tech matters as they relate to policy.
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By 2020, there are expected to be 1.5 million unfilled jobs in cybersecurity, according to the 2015 (ISC)2 Global Information Security Workforce Study, released in April.
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The second thing isn't necessarily Tillerson's fault per se, but the fact that the White House has left so many senior levels at the State Department unfilled.
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Recruitment professionals say hundreds of financial compliance jobs are going unfilled as hiring managers look for computer engineers or candidates with technical certification to fill new positions.
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Most government posts have been unfilled since ethnic Tuareg separatists and desert jihadists took over northern Mali in 2012, before French forces intervened to push them back.
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During the campaign, President Trump pledged to create 25 million new jobs, but his budget is more likely to grow the number of jobs that remain unfilled.
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Thousands of jobs vacancies are going unfilled across the U.K. as employers struggle with an "unprecedented" skills shortage, a report released Thursday by the British government showed.
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"Your words are welcome, but unfortunately, we have a whole museum full of fine Canadian promises that are unfilled," Redsky wrote in a statement following the visit.
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Kipar said even though global uncertainties were clouding the outlook, the potential for a further drop in unemployment was possible: some 647,000 positions went unfilled in January.
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President Trump early Tuesday responded to criticism from conservatives that he has left key roles in his administration unfilled, saying he doesn't need many of the staffers.
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Even though corporate bond issuances have increased, there are fewer market-makers, more unfilled orders and decreased bond market liquidity, leading to unexplained stresses on the marketplace.
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It is like a subsistence farmer leaving his field untilled and his belly unfilled, farming less than he'd like even as he eats less than he'd choose.
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Government employment agencies had received 1.53,000 unfilled job offers as of April, up 14 percent in a year and close to levels not seen since November 2011.
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While there is a principal deputy assistant secretary, the more senior assistant secretary position remains unfilled, giving the deputies latitude and power they might not otherwise have.
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In fact, there are over 1 million unfilled jobs in the hospitality industry, Schwartz wrote, citing Rosanna Maietta, president of the American Hotel and Lodging Educational Foundation.
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Board seats have frequently gone unfilled for months, creating a crisis in 2628 when the lack of a quorum meant even basic decisions could not be made.
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Lorain, which has 64,000 residents and was found by the analysis to have lost more than $2.9 million, raised its income tax and has left positions unfilled.
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I beat myself up about all of this for a while, until I decided that the unfilled hole would have to serve as both feature and defect.
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According to the Center for Cyber Safety and Education, unfilled cybersecurity jobs are expected to reach 1.8 million by 43, up 20% from 1.5 million in 2015.
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The department's No. 2 official, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, has announced his departure, and the No. 3 spot has been unfilled for more than a year.
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The problem is, it can take years to hire and train an immigration judge, so many of the positions went unfilled until well into the Obama administration.
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Most of the unfilled positions would be for training Afghan security forces, whose future success is one of the pillars of Mr. Trump's new South Asia strategy.
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As Baby Boomers continue to age, the current number of unfilled direct care jobs foretells the shortages we will likely experience in the not-too-distant future.
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At the same time, the new jobs being created to work alongside digital technologies are going unfilled because of an overall lack in fluency of digital skills.
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Hundreds of senior administration jobs were going unfilled, as Trump's cabinet secretaries battled with his inner circle over potential hires from among the Republican regulars in Washington.
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There are several unfilled requests for documents from the White House already, and the list is likely to grow as the congressional probes heat up this fall.
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Equity traders in Cairo reported a deluge of buy orders, some of which were unfilled because the stocks had no room to rise further for the day.
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Should the CISO vacancy continue to go unfilled, it's crucial that the administration make good on its promises to partner with private companies to help bolster cybersecurity.
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At an average pay of $85,000 per year for jobs in STEM fields, 2.5 million unfilled positions means working Americans will lose $85033 billion in lost wages.
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Many other national security positions remain unfilled, and it's unclear how much if any of the briefing materials prepared by the outgoing administration have even been read.
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The 4,000 job cuts in the commercial airplanes division by mid-year will include about 1,600 through voluntary layoffs and 2,400 by leaving open positions unfilled, Alder said.
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If almost feels like an entire segment of the script concerning Dwight's grander plan was chopped out, leaving a gaping hole in the episode that feels painfully unfilled.
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Although the administration confirmed an acting ombudsperson, the role remains technically unfilled, and the Europeans are pushing for that role to become permanent and independent from the administration.
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By some estimates, Midland currently has 153,000 unfilled positions, and the town is in need of as many as 40,000 additional homes to accomodate the influx of people.
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At the end of January, the US economy had 7.6 million unfilled jobs, but only 6.5 million people were looking for work, according to data released in March.
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What's more, IT trade group CompTIA estimated that there are more than 700,000 unfilled IT jobs in the U.S., after analyzing the Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Report.
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Under it, the EPA would lose 3,200 jobs -- in addition to the number already left unfilled and loose more than 30 percent of its budget -- about $2.6 billion.
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Earlier this month, the Department of Defense confirmed to CNN that 18 senior roles were unfilled, providing a complete list of positions currently being filled by temporary officials.
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An OSCE spokesman said the problem of so many unfilled positions was unprecedented in the OSCE, which has a 700-strong observer mission monitoring the conflict in Ukraine.
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" On mitigating the skills gap in cybersecurity: "I think one thing we have to rationalize is that there's 1.5 million cybersecurity jobs that will be unfilled by 2020.
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But since so many teachers have left the state -- or the profession -- there are thousands of unfilled vacancies and many like Jay Barbuto consider the warning a bluff.
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Part of the worry is economic: if people become less willing to move for work, unemployment will persist in some places, and jobs will go unfilled in others.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - New orders for U.S.-made goods rose less than expected in June and unfilled orders continued to shrink, pointing to persistent weakness in the manufacturing sector.
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Reuters placed orders for household products on six other websites, all owned by companies in the UK. All the orders went unfilled and payment was refunded without comment.
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The hospitality industry has more than 1 million unfilled jobs across the US, and it's taking a toll on some of the basic hotel amenities that guests expect
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Quebec's vacancy rate rose to 1.8 percent, while Ontario's increased to 2.6 percent, with the major city of Toronto accounting for much of the increase in unfilled positions.
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The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) estimates because of the "skills gap" there are 350,000 unfilled manufacturing jobs today in a sector that employs over 12 million people.
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Unfortunately, more than a year later, that prescription remains unfilled by the President's own team, denying the country at least one source of medicine that it desperately needs.
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"I think those [trade] jobs go unfilled because skilled labor is looked down upon, even though those skilled labor people make more money than I do," she explained.
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He points out that there is a pressing need to train more space experts; over a third of space billets at Strategic Command are said to be unfilled.
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With several senior Treasury positions still unfilled, however, Mr. Muzinich is likely to continue focusing heavily on the enforcement of the tax legislation, financial regulation and legislative affairs.
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First, even as A.I. threatens to put people out of work, it can simultaneously be used to match them to good middle-class jobs that are going unfilled.
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Reductions nearly as harsh were imposed on other eastern and southern European groups, while tens of thousands of slots reserved for Britons, Scandinavians and other "Nordics" went unfilled.
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One major hindrance to sound policy making is the fact that there are few experts in place to do the work; many senior national security positions remain unfilled.
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Parnell mentioned that there are multitudes of college scholarships for high school players who compete in esports — and they often go unfilled, because there are no organized competitions.
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The Obama administration, judging that the Senate would not confirm Mr. Tarullo, chose to leave the position unfilled, allowing Mr. Tarullo to perform the work without the title.
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There is a booming stock market fueling trillions of dollars of wealth gains, record low unemployment, 3 percent to 5 percent wage gains, and seven million unfilled jobs.
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Pointing to underlying weakness in the sector, which accounts for about 11% of the economy, unfilled orders at factories nudged up 0.1% after the same gain in July.
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The government's latest tally of unfilled positions found the number of job openings hit another record level in July, as employers continued to scramble to find qualified workers.
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The Trump administration has complained that more than 300 Senate-confirmed positions remain unfilled, according to GOP senators, and they're feeling increasing pressure to do something about it.
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Yes, but: Many patients with high deductibles or no insurance at all pay the list price for their prescriptions, leading to unfilled prescriptions and other medication adherence issues.
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At the moment, the White House's top jobs overseeing science and technology, including the position of chief technology officer, remain unfilled, roughly seven months after Trump entered office.
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After Justice Fortas stepped down from the court in 1969, his seat went unfilled for a year because the Senate rejected Mr. Nixon's first two choices to succeed him.
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As many as 37% of high-court and 25% of district-court positions remain unfilled, which helps explain why Indian justice carries a backlog of more than 30m cases.
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Trump lacks a science adviser — the longest the position has remained unfilled since 1976, when the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), which the adviser heads, was created.
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Given that America hosts national elections one out of every two years, that means, in theory, that Supreme Court seats should remain unfilled fully 50 percent of the time.
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And the top-level Asia position in State — the person whose job it is to coordinate the US government's response and get new policy ideas to Tillerson — remains unfilled.
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Two governorships are vacant on the board already that won't be filled by President Barack Obama and the job of vice chair for supervision of financial regulation remains unfilled.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, tens of thousands of technology jobs go unfilled due to inability to meet the high demand with the existing labor pool.
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Unfilled durable goods orders edged up 0.1 percent in January after falling 0.5 percent the prior month, while inventories slipped 0.1 percent following a 0.2 percent gain in December.
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That fear stems from the fact that the majority of political positions remain unfilled at the Environmental Protection Agency, with little sign that the situation is about to change.
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Last November, Enbridge cut 5 percent of its workforce, which at the time represented about 500 positions in Canada and the United States, as well as 100 unfilled positions.
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These physicians play an especially important role in rural healthcare, where they disproportionately work in underserved areas, filling gaps in the rural healthcare workforce that might otherwise go unfilled.
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The State Department is defending its array of unfilled positions, saying it would be pointless to fill top jobs before leadership is done deciding how to restructure the agency.
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While Tillerson's tenure was marked by high-level departures, unfilled vacancies and depleted morale, Pompeo's remarks were met with positivity and intermittent applause from his colleagues in the room.
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Positions would go unfilled, the Moody's analysts said, with Americans unlikely to take the jobs once held by undocumented immigrants, such as those in agriculture — even at higher wages.
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There are some 6.1 million unfilled positions in the U.S., and many don't require candidates to have a four-year degree, making disconnected youth a great resource for recruiting.
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Employers are already proving that they'd rather go with unfilled positions than to hire people who don't yet have the skills needed to perform the job on day one.
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The company passed through several hands — when the Dubai private-equity firm Istithmar took control, CEO Howard Socol stepped down leaving a vacancy that went unfilled for two years.
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This void is occurring all across the country, and is even having an effect in my home state of Nevada where there are close to 3,000 unfilled computing jobs.
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A key position for this process, undersecretary for industry and security at the Commerce Department, has been unfilled for more than a year, and there is no present nominee.
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One of the major failures of the Obama presidency was its hypercautious approach to appointments, requiring intense vetting that left key administration and judicial positions unfilled for too long.
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A stunning statistic is reverberating in cybersecurity: An estimated 3.5 million cybersecurity jobs will be available but unfilled by 2021, according to predictions from Cybersecurity Ventures and other experts.
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But while Trump has blamed Capitol Hill for the sluggish pace at which appointees have been confirmed, the White House has thus far left dozens of key roles unfilled.
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The surge in unfilled openings means there is roughly one jobless worker for each job posting, down from seven workers per opening during the depths of the Great Recession.
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According to Glassdoor economist Daniel Zhuo, there are a number of unfilled jobs after the holiday slump that recruiters are eager to fill at the top of the year.
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This month, Cybersecurity Ventures predicted that by 2628 there will be 28500 million unfilled cybersecurity positions, a 6900 million-position jump from the empty desks it reported in 2628.
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With a record 6.7 million unfilled jobs in April, many economists are predicting that tight labor markets will begin pushing wages higher at a faster pace later this year.
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Economists and politicians have long debated whether raising the minimum wage ultimately hurts workers as companies cut positions or leave them unfilled in the face of rising labor costs.
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A fourth of Americans in a recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation said somebody in their family skipped doses or left prescriptions unfilled because medicine costs too much.
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This month, Cybersecurity Ventures predicted that by 2021 there will be 85033 million unfilled cybersecurity positions, a 1 million-position jump from the empty desks it reported in 2014.
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His exit comes as scores of positions at the department remain unfilled as a result of a slow nomination process and a hiring freeze maintained since Trump took office.
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His tour is an unusual move for a president-elect, most of whom do not return so quickly to the campaign trail, especially while key cabinet positions remain unfilled.
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Given that Ms. Newman made the maximum White House staffer salary of $179,700 a year, it's clear that director of nothing is too important a position to go unfilled.
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This is a big deal, since these four elements — all super heavy, lab-made, and very radioactive — complete the unfilled spaces on the seventh row of the periodic table.
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Already, through a House bill, members of Congress have made clear their goals to overhaul the law governing higher education to be more responsive to six million unfilled jobs.
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Deep unease The administration has cut the department's staff, tried to slash its budget, left senior positions unfilled and handed important portfolios such as Mideast peace to Trump family members.
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In 2015, there were 500,000 unfilled computing jobs in the United States, and only 40,000 new computer science graduates to fill them, according to a report we published with Accenture.
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Their frustration is manifesting itself in two ways: adding qualifications to job descriptions — either "experience inflation" or "degree inflation" — in an effort to tighten the filter; and leaving jobs unfilled.
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His nominee as ambassador to China, Iowa Governor Terry Branstad, has also yet to be confirmed, while several posts in the U.S. State Department that formulate Asia policy remain unfilled.
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Nor does he have much of a staff to lean on: the deputy secretary of state, the No. 2 position, and a host of other high-level slots remain unfilled.
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In just a few years, there will be 1.8 million jobs unfilled in our nation because we don't have enough individuals trained with the necessary technical skills to fill them.
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"Nearly 100 days after your inauguration and with multiple international crises looming, it is unacceptable that these roles remain unfilled," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Trump on Thursday.
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There were several false starts with the administration's picks for Army secretary and Navy secretary withdrawing, and several senior positions were unfilled over disagreements between the Pentagon and White House.
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At the same time, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are 6.0 million jobs that remain unfilled because employers cannot find workers with the right set of skills.
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There are still a few unfilled positions with Cabinet rank, such director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) or the U.S. trade representative, but good luck with that.
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Going off on a tangent, Joannides also tells Broadly that "there seems to be some unfilled positions in the new administration, where being the biggest dick is apparently a plus."
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U.S. companies had about 918,000 unfilled IT jobs in the past three months, The Wall Street Journal reports, according to federal employment data analyzed by CompTIA, an IT trade association.
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Pointing to continued manufacturing weakness in the near-term, unfilled orders for durable goods fell for a fourth consecutive month in September, while inventories increased for a third straight month.
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Programs sometimes leave near-term scheduling holes unfilled, a sign that they prize a measure of short-term flexibility in response to coaching changes, new policies or altered competitive climates.
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Personnel shortages persisted, the report said, noting that 21,500 jobs remained unfilled, while the number of new people entering the armed forces fell by 3,000 to 20,000, a record low.
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These are "rare qualities that are much in demand," notes the HBR, with the number of unfilled positions for U.S. data professionals expected to exceed 2.7 million by next year.
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In fact, an analysis of labor statistics data shows that it's still growing: by 2628, Deloitte estimates that there will be two million unfilled jobs in the manufacturing industry alone.
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Right now, there are more than 6 million jobs in the U.S. that are going unfilled because employers can't find candidates with the right skills, according to the Labor Department.
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Earlier this year, the National Association of Home Builders estimated there were around 200,000 unfilled construction jobs in the United States, an 81 percent increase in the last two years.
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As for the vacancies inside federal agencies, there are 260 unfilled leadership jobs, out of a total of 713, that require Senate confirmation, according to the Partnership for Public Service.
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Ms. Trump said that six million jobs in the United States were going unfilled largely because not enough students were being educated in computer science and other STEM-related skills.
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The challenge for a Democratic successor will be figuring out what happened that wasn't made public, especially if Trump political appointees prove unhelpful and many top agency positions remain unfilled.
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It also raises significant legal questions — questions that the president should answer for the American people if he continues to deliberately leave key executive branch positions unfilled without involving Congress.
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He didn't have a generator, cellphone service was dead, and orders for his baseball equipment went unfilled, so he spent two months with family and his business partner in Tampa.
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But the academy has 18 members who are elected for life, and there is no provision for resignations, meaning the seats of those who quit remain unfilled until their deaths.
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Currently, a third of all foreign service jobs in U.S. embassies and consulates remain unfilled and the process of remedying the vacancies has become immobilized by impeachment proceedings, GQ reports.
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And the Treasury Department, which will take a leading role in crafting a plan, remains understaffed, with crucial policy positions unfilled and most of its leadership still awaiting Senate confirmation.
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"There is some kind of core strength in manufacturing output, that's what the continuing gains in unfilled orders show," said Anthony Karydakis, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak in New York.
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This is the latest clash in Tillerson's tumultuous tenure at State, where he has sought to slash its budget and curtail its focus on human rights, as many positions go unfilled.
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Washington (CNN)The administration of President Donald Trump remains largely unfilled four weeks into his presidency, with just 34 of nearly 700 key Senate-confirmed positions even having a candidate announced.
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Though the company now has a CEO, it still has no CFO, and there are almost half a dozen other unfilled executive positions, as top talent continues to exit the company.
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Bowman, who has run the Kansas State Bank Commission since 2017, would fill a position at the Fed reserved for someone with community banking experience, which has remained unfilled since 2014.
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There's a shortfall in education across the U.S., with more than 300,000 unfilled public teaching jobs needed to keep up with enrollment, according to an analysis from the Economic Policy Institute.
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It's a cooperative experience that doesn't require four players — AI takes over on unfilled roles, with the captain able to leap between them as needed — but excels with a full group.
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But as long as the hiring freeze continues, critical cybersecurity jobs will go unfilled and students who received federal scholarships to fill those positions will instead be saddled with surprise debt.
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These are jobs that would be left largely unfilled if not for international workers, as our domestic workforce doesn't consist of graduates with these skills in the enormous numbers we require.
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"A Democratic Senate during the Obama administration kept the blue-slip process intact, even though it meant that in certain jurisdictions seats remained unfilled for years," Dahlia Lithwick writes at Slate.
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It's a similar story at HHS, where positions for physicians and public health emergencies are largely exempt but key administrative roles go unfilled, which staff say is directly affecting patient care.
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The Manufacturing Institute, an industry body, and Deloitte calculate that there will be nearly 3.5m manufacturing job openings in America in the decade to 2025, but that 2m may go unfilled.
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Unfilled jobs in the tech sector are expected to rise to over one million by 2020, yet joblessness among underserved populations is increasing, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
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Jobs that don't require advanced skills or high school diplomas, and have pay rates of $15-$25 an hour, are going unfilled because too many applicants are flunking their drug tests.
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Since 2014, Sweden's overall rate of unemployment has fallen to 6.1 percent from 8.0 percent, while the number of private-sector jobs that went unfilled almost doubled, Statistics Sweden data showed.
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For months, national security experts have warned that the large number of unfilled positions at the State Department risked putting the United States in jeopardy in the event of a crisis.
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The Pentagon says it has 38 unfilled positions for civilian defense leadership roles that require Senate confirmation, and at least 23 nominees whose names have already been submitted to the Senate.
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Even apparently neutral apps such as Street Bump may have unintended consequences: the service could give priority to wealthier neighbourhoods where people can afford smartphones, leaving potholes in poor areas unfilled.
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Making it easier to attract skilled workers to Germany could boost economic growth by several tenths of a percentage point, he said, noting that Germany had some 57,000 unfilled trainee positions.
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But Tillerson's first six months have instead been defined by incompetence—hundreds of positions at the State Department remain unfilled—and by repeatedly finding himself out of step with President Trump.
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At the end of last year, the Cybersecurity Business Report, a Palo Alto-based research center, said 2016 saw 0 percent unemployment in the cybersecurity field and 1 million jobs unfilled.
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Officials would not provide specific numbers or details, but said that the new hires would be over and above the current force, not a replacement for retiring officers or unfilled positions.
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There are roughly 200 positions at the State Department that require Senate confirmation, including key ambassadorships, the vast majority of which remain unfilled more than 100 days into the new administration.
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There are numerous vacant ambassador posts in the State Department and most of the top positions at the Department of Homeland Security are either unfilled or filled on an acting basis.
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Only opposition foreign affairs spokeswoman Penny Wong voiced any disapproval of the decision, saying it was "disappointing" the post of US ambassador to Australia had been left unfilled for 19 months.
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Check out this list of the key tech positions still unfilled under Trump's watch, including chief technology officer and director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, better known as DARPA.
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As long as banking is treated as a utility — Bove contends the industry has been effectively nationalized — the hopes for organic growth may go unfilled, at least for the largest institutions.
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Busy trying to forge the relationship with President Trump he never had, Tillerson acquiesced to the steady dismemberment of the State Department through budget cuts, unfilled posts and disrespect of expertise.
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The district has a 96 percent graduation rate, but Van Wert High School's principal, Bob Priest, said he knew of 86 unfilled jobs at the local farm and food processing company.
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Military experts say that within NATO, day-to-day business is somewhat hampered because positions on the American side are still unfilled but that it's otherwise pretty much business as usual.
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H-85033B visas allow high-skilled foreign workers to temporarily fill highly specialized jobs in the U.S. that would otherwise go unfilled, usually in the technology, education or health care fields.
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Other reports though showed a mild pick up in factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region this month, but manufacturers reported a sharp slowdown in new orders, shipments and unfilled orders.
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Ilene Chaiken, who was a creator of the original series and is an executive producer on the reboot, said she was surprised that the gap had remained unfilled all this time.
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At the same time, we need urgently to fix our high-skilled immigration system so that businesses can recruit the best qualified people for currently unfilled jobs without harming U.S. workers.
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The combination of a generational sea change in the workforce and a technological revolution in the economy is conspiring to create a skills gap that could leave jobs unfilled, experts said.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission also have unfilled seats, which will give the Trump administration a large role in shaping the oversight of financial markets.
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Yet as President Trump comes up on 100 days in power, key positions remain unfilled throughout his administration, thus making it difficult for the kind of forward thinking Pope talked about.
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"I fear this proposal will not only hurt our agriculture, tourism, and service economy in South Carolina, it incentivizes more illegal immigration as positions go unfilled," he said in a statement.
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"It would allow the administration, finally, two years into its tenure, to staff numerous important positions that remain unfilled, with nominees who have been languishing," the Republican leader said on Thursday.
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As proposed spending for the Pentagon grew, 151 retired three- and four-star generals voiced their concerns on Monday about cuts to diplomacy and development spending and unfilled senior diplomatic positions.
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This first future of work trend is evident today in America's skills gap, with 7 million unfilled jobs — many mid- or high-skill positions requiring a range of digital and technology capabilities.
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His administration has many positions currently unfilled, and town halls of Republican members of Congress have been the sites of protests and outbursts, largely concerning Trump's call to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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But anyone to whom that matters is already voting for a Democrat, Mr Trump's supporters have little use for the UN and would probably be happy to see Ms Haley's position unfilled.
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At the same time, key ambassadorships in South Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo and other nations remain unfilled, along with the continent's top diplomatic position, the assistant secretary of state for Africa.
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A few steps on from the cigarette shop is the city's job centre, where a manager with little else to do points to a screen that tallies 383,238 unfilled vacancies across Wisconsin.
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They have voluntarily chosen to uphold a hiring freeze put in place in January (and officially lifted in April) as they brace for staff cuts and reorganization, leaving hundreds of positions unfilled.
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A senior physician at the National Cancer Institute told the Post that many program assistant and laboratory assistant positions remain unfilled, which makes it harder to file reports and process laboratory specimens.
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Positions of this significance are almost never left vacant this long; with them unfilled, Trump and his top decision-makers aren't getting vital information that could push them off their dangerous path.
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That's because there are currently more than half a million of these jobs going unfilled — a figure that is estimated to double by 2020 due to an inability to secure skilled talent.
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Yet, there are currently 6.6 million jobs in the U.S. in high-demand industries that remain unfilled because there are not enough workers with the right set of skills to fill them.
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Mr. Bhusal acknowledged that the reconstruction agency remained weak, with more than half of its 208 positions unfilled, because civil servants were refusing to accept transfers to an overloaded, much-criticized division.
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If he were succeeded by a Republican, he said, Democrats would be unlikely to give a new nominee an easy path to confirmation, potentially leaving the seat unfilled for an extended period.
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His title will be upgraded to chief diversity and inclusion officer, and he will report directly to Uber's CEO and chief operating officer (a role at the company that is currently unfilled).
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Many countries that have 55,000 unfilled jobs, as Hungary does, would welcome migrants, but Hungary's foreign minister, Peter Szijjarto, told The Times that his government is determined to fill those positions internally.
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With control of the Supreme Court on the line, and the possibility that Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's seat remains permanently unfilled should Republicans hold the Senate, that should have Democrats worried.
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And the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, which locked out its musicians twice in recent years, announced last month that it had raised $25 million to help restore positions that had been left unfilled.
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At this date, the top spots at Cavalli and DKNY remain unfilled, though there are a shocking number of formerly feted designers currently "exploring their options" after leaving a big brand post.
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We know that labor participation is low, we also know that the Trump administration is discouraging immigration, and we know that there are more than 6 million unfilled jobs begging for workers.
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With many central jobs still unfilled at the Treasury Department, Mr. Mnuchin does not yet have the number-crunching and policy-analyzing firepower he needs to lead a major tax overhaul effort.
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There's a good reason that so few surrogates (apart from the let-no-cable-slot-go-unfilled defender Rudy Giuliani, who suggested Trump will ask for "forgiveness") are jumping to his defense.
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Many critical positions in the Pentagon remain unfilled seven months into the Trump administration, and the situation is causing growing frustration for defense contractors — and now boiling over in earnings conference calls.
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While other data on Thursday showed a mild pick up in factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region this month, manufacturers reported a sharp slowdown in new orders, shipments and unfilled orders.
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Insiders at the bank in September told Business Insider that a de facto hiring freeze was afoot — roles were staying unfilled, bonuses got cut, and senior staff were running out the door.
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At the time, in mid-2011, the Obama administration continued to pay lip service to the priority of veterans issues, yet the three vacancies at the CAVC remained unfilled for several years.
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Eighteen of its 25 sterile satellite storage areas for supplies were dirty upon inspection, it added, and there are numerous critical senior safety positions that remain unfilled before tackling such issues. Rep.
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The problems with the 777X come on top of more serious problems for Boeing's 737 Max, the company's best selling plane, which has unfilled orders for more than 4,99.73 of the jets.
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Equally important, the Partnership for Public Service has found that almost 40 percent of leadership positions requiring Senate confirmation remain unfilled across the administration — at last count 275 out of 705 jobs.
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That meant that while no one could technically prevent me from taking an extended time away for maternity leave, the responsibilities of my office would be left unfilled if I did so.
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Trump's failure to appoint or even nominate candidates has meant that two-thirds of key State Department positions remain unfilled — including the second-in-command at the State Department's nuclear-weapons wing.
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At the end of January, the US economy had 000 million unfilled jobs, but only 6.5 million people were looking for work, according to data released Friday by the US Department of Labor.
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If the Senate does not act on Garland, the court vacancy could remain unfilled at least until the early months of next year, leaving it divided between four liberal justices and four conservatives.
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In all but name, Mr Tarullo filled a position—vice chair for supervision—which Dodd-Frank created, but which Barack Obama left unfilled (probably because he feared a confirmation battle in the Senate).
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It has announced a 10% reduction in troops in Africa and has left key positions unfilled; it took Mr Trump's administration 18 months to fill the top Africa job in the State Department.
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At the end of January, the US economy had 7.6 million unfilled jobs, but only 6.5 million people were looking for work, according to data released Friday by the US Department of Labor.
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People are promoted for fealty to Mr Trump, not competence, which puts off many Republican technocrats; two years into the president's term, a record number of jobs across the executive branch remain unfilled.
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"Unfilled positions" The deputy secretary, confirmed in May and tasked largely with management of the building, said he sees Tillerson three to four times a day when the top diplomat is in town.
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The fact that millions of unemployed workers will be incapable of filling millions of unfilled jobs in reasonable timeframes that ensure they can stay afloat—is among the greatest challenges of our time.
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Failing to do so would likely create a new precedent dictating that Supreme Court vacancies in the final year of a president's term would remain unfilled while the opposition party controls the Senate.
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Reauthorizing the career and technical education program with adequate funding will jump-start the programs that can match human skills with the new workplace, which has many unfilled jobs waiting for skilled workers.
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A recent Global Information Security Workforce study supports their findings, at least in the information technology sector: Its study claims that as many as 1.8 million IT jobs could be unfilled by 2022.
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Quarles, a former Treasury Department undersecretary, is the first person to fill the role of Fed vice chair for supervision, a position created by Dodd-Frank that went unfilled under former President Obama.
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Between the lines: As the economy continues to strengthen and more jobs go unfilled, the business impact of those out of the workforce and struggling with opioid addiction will become only more noticeable.
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In the dining hall, for example, students have gotten an 18% raise over the past two years, and McCartan said fewer shifts are going unfilled, although a college spokeswoman said that shortages persist.
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In the sea and along its shores swarm organisms of the other living world — marine diatoms, crustaceans, ascidians, sea hares, priapulids, coral, loriciferans and on through the still mostly unfilled encyclopedia of life.
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Others have dismissed Tillerson's tenure, saying his business experience hadn't translated into government leadership and pointing to the downsized and demoralized State Department he leaves behind, with many senior diplomatic positions still unfilled.
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While his hiring freeze, which is leaving many lower federal jobs unfilled, is part of a broader strategy to hobble or suffocate entire federal agencies, this seems less deliberate and harder to understand.
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Nominees for Treasury secretary, commerce secretary and U.S. trade representative have not yet been confirmed, and key jobs on the Council of Economic Advisers and most undersecretary and assistant secretary jobs remain unfilled.
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But if the demand for less addictive devices remains unfilled by big tech, it will create a massive market opportunity for new companies that are able to create phones that are less addictive.
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Labor market strength was corroborated by other data on Thursday showing manufacturers in the mid-Atlantic region sharply increased hours for workers in August amid a jump in new orders and unfilled orders.
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Studies show that nearly 3.5 million manufacturing jobs will need to be filled over the next decade, but approximately 2 million of those jobs will go unfilled due to a skilled labor shortage.
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Other key roles remain unfilled, as well -- including solicitor general, where top aide Kellyanne Conway's husband George Conway is reportedly a candidate, as well as Director of National Intelligence and deputy secretary of state.
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The jobless rate in Hungary has dropped to a near all-time low of 3.7 percent, while the number of unfilled jobs has reportedly doubled to a record high in the last three years.
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One million programming jobs may go unfilled by 2020, but only if companies aren't willing to pause and rethink the barriers that are locking out programmers who entered the field without a CS degree.
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Even before cannabis was legalized, the horticulture industry lost C$100 million ($76 million) after 2,800 jobs went unfilled in 2014, the Canadian Agriculture Human Resource Council (CAHRC) said, citing the latest data available.
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The National Democratic Redistricting Committee alleged in the lawsuit filed in Dane County Circuit Court that Walker was violating the law and denying Wisconsin voters representation by leaving the elected offices unfilled until 2019.
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Look at your open positions and you'll see you've got the same situation as most other tech firms: There are far more mid-level positions going unfilled than there are at the entry level.
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The post of Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the State Department's top job for the region—once held by W. Averell Harriman, Richard Holbrooke, and Christopher Hill—remained unfilled.
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Even as 8.3 million Americans were unemployed in July 2015, 5.8 million job postings remained unfilled—the highest number of postings since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began collecting those statistics in December 85033.
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We have today the lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years, low and stable inflation, the biggest wage gains in a decade, the highest stock market ever, and a record 7.5 million unfilled jobs.
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While Democrats harp on a "low wage economy," there are more than seven million unfilled jobs across the country, many of which pay good middle class wages of around $85033,000 a year or more.
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He claims to be deliberately leaving political appointments unfilled as some kind of gesture of small-government zeal, but in reality because he seems too lazy to come up with a properly vetted roster.
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The result is that critical positions ranging from chief economist to undersecretary of state remain unfilled, and so large swaths of the executive branch are operating without direction, oversight, or alignment with Trump's agenda.
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Other reports, on the other hand, showed a mild pick up in factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region this month, but manufacturers reported a sharp slowdown in new orders, shipments and unfilled orders.
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His previous position remains unfilled, although there was much discussion during Paris fashion week last month over whether Virgil Abloh, the American designer behind the Off-White label, might be tapped for the role.
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The documents show that for the mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, among the largest, China has proposed scrapping more than one dozen jobs, including unfilled postings, for human rights and gender affairs.
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Just last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced there are a record number of unfilled jobs nationwide, and the World Economic Forum named the United States the most competitive nation on the globe.
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In fact, according to Glassdoor Chief Economist Andrew Chamberlain, the overall value to our broader economy of the approximately 263,586 unfilled IT jobs posted by employers in the U.S. adds up to $20.1 billion.
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Many more are being created, but we expect as many as 2 million of those manufacturing jobs will go unfilled over the next decade because not enough Americans are equipped with in-demand skills.
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In a second report on Thursday, the Commerce Department said factory orders increased 0.63% in October, but shipments were unchanged and unfilled orders barely rose, indicating the manufacturing downturn could persist for a while.
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An unfilled wine rack can also be an eyesore, so we've favored racks that have removable layers, as well as ones that can be accessorized with other bar and kitchen products when not in use.
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One of the big reasons why has to do with a shortage of talent to build these companies: in Germany alone — home to the buzzy startup city of Berlin — there are 82,000 unfilled tech jobs.
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While online delivery can make a text-based asynchronous degree program even more convenient, it's not doing much to address the skills gap manifested by millions of unfilled jobs, unhappy employers and underemployed college graduates.
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In a March meeting with Bill Gates, President Trump reportedly asked the billionaire philanthropist if he wanted the prestigious job of White House science advisor, a role that's been left unfilled up to this point.
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Kerlikowske said when he left the agency at the time of Trump's inauguration there were 1,200 authorized but unfilled openings for border patrol agents due to the difficulty of finding and vetting enough qualified candidates.
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Today, the US has an estimated 350,000 unfilled cyber job openings, and future success means we must focus our efforts much earlier – including developing better cybersecurity competencies, and wider computer science education, at younger ages.
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The demand for skilled security professionals is one of the biggest challenges facing the cybersecurity industry today, with 2.93 million positions open and unfilled around the world, according to non-profit IT security organization (ISC)².
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I'm not the only one who has been blocked; several other journalists have filed similar requests that have gone unfilled, as has the Center for Biological Diversity, which recently filed a lawsuit seeking the documents.
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"And the fact that he's perhaps going to lose is going to be so trying for him to absorb, and it's going to mean that that big space remains empty and unfilled," Mr. D'Antonio continued.
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Labor market strength was corroborated by a survey from the Philadelphia Fed showing manufacturers in the mid-Atlantic region sharply increased hours for workers in August amid a jump in new orders and unfilled orders.
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Some estimate that roughly 300,000 positions in the field remain unfilled over a lack of qualified applicants, and it's projected that the number could reach 1 million in the future if the gap isn't addressed.
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Just before Trump's ominous speech, we learned that Victor Cha, a highly respected North Korea scholar at Georgetown University, had been dismissed from consideration as a possible ambassador to South Korea (a currently unfilled post).
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The other misconception reflected down there are the oversized buildings that tower over those streets—heavy, grandiose showpieces built by companies that could never imagine a future in which giant buildings like these went unfilled.
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Even the people who fix the subway create new nonconformities — power-wash cleaners who blast the decals off guideway strips for the visually impaired, work crews who cut holes in ceilings and leave them unfilled.
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But up to two million skilled jobs could go unfilled by 2025, according to a 2015 report (the most recent data available) from the Manufacturing Institute, a nonprofit affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Demanding an in-depth study buys time for the administration to seek Senate confirmation of appointees to a long list of unfilled trade policy-making posts, then decide what its exact trade priorities will be.
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The strong showing in unfilled jobs will likely encourage policymakers at the Federal Reserve to keep tightening monetary policy this year despite an inflation rate that is running lower than central bank's 2 percent target.
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Clarke, who as sheriff of Milwaukee County heads the agency responsible for the jail, in January defended conditions in the facility following Journal Sentinel reporting about medical positions going unfilled in the county's jail system.
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"Bent Pool" (2019), on display in Miami's newly completed Pride Park, is an (unfilled) oval pool — complete with lights and a chrome ladder — contorted into an elongated arch through which a single viewer can walk.
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Raggi, whose first months in charge of Rome have been chaotic, with key staffers leaving and several important posts still unfilled, said she had been delayed and regretted Malago's decision not to wait for her.
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Over a year into the president's job, the top position in the Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women remains unfilled, while the planned 2018 budget eliminates Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) grants completely.
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At the end of January, the US economy had 7.6 million unfilled jobs, but only 6.5 million people were looking for work, according to data released earlier this month by the US Department of Labor.
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While another survey from the Philadelphia Fed showed a measure of business conditions in the mid-Atlantic region fell to a reading of 27.6 this month from 38.8 in May, unfilled orders and delivery times increased.
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They insisted that no opening on the Court could be filled in an election year — an absurd faux principle which implies that vacancies on the Court must be left unfilled fully 50 percent of the time.
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For the first time in U.S. history, the American economy has more unfilled jobs than people out of work, and this tight labor market is giving workers serious confidence in their ability to find new jobs.
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New orders for U.S.-made goods rose by the most in seven months in March amid strong demand for transportation equipment, but rising inventories and a marginal rebound in unfilled orders pointed to slower manufacturing activity.
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Companies offered more than half a million vocational training positions this year, 3 percent up on 2015, but almost 50,000 remain unfilled, official figures show, with health care, social services and construction among the most affected.
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Several current and former diplomats told me that what was happening at the State Department—the unfilled ambassadorships, the conferences not attended, the foreign aid not given—amounted to a slow degradation of America's global leadership.
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And as always, there are signs of instability and chaos in the White House, with confusion over Trump's exact position on a border wall and his planned Syria troop withdrawal, while key staff vacancies were unfilled.
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In January 2016, the justices agreed to hear the case — only for conservative Justice Antonin Scalia to die a month later, leaving behind a split jury and an unfilled space for the remainder of that year.
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Nearly all tank farm and vessel space is already committed in the next few months, with most of what remains unfilled, leased or controlled by a small number of companies active in crude and products trading.
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Nearly all tank farm and vessel space is already committed in the next few months, with most of what remains unfilled, leased or controlled by a small number of companies active in crude and products trading.
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The Commerce Department also reported that factory orders increased 0.3% in October, but shipments were unchanged and unfilled orders were flat, indicating the recession in the U.S. manufacturing sector could continue for some time, Reuters notes.
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By 2025, nearly three and a half million manufacturing jobs will likely need to be filled and the skills gap is expected to result in two million of those jobs going unfilled, according to the analysis.
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" Biden quoted late Justice Antonin Scalia on the dangers of allowing an eight person Supreme Court, continuing to say that the "longer this high court vacancy remains unfilled, the more serious a problem we will face.
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Uber hasn't had a CEO for two months, some of its investors recently wrote down the company's value by 15 percent, many key executive positions are unfilled, and its biggest U.S. rival has gained market share.
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"Caseloads at current levels, combined with high staff turnover and insufficiently funded positions, have led to many officers having to double-up on caseloads to cover an unfilled position," the union said in a recent legislative memo.
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But the demise of that council probably has more to do with the White House's general apathy when it comes to regulating transportation at all: Seven months into Trump's presidency, several top federal transportation jobs remain unfilled.
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The policy process has been replaced by decisions emanating from the top with little discussion, vacancies go unfilled, and our officers are increasingly wondering whether it is safe to express concerns about policies even behind closed doors.
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While automation will take over some types of work, at the same time companies have unfilled job openings due to the lack of workers with the right skill sets, said Matsui, a Democrat whose district includes Sacramento.
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The foundation estimates that more than 700,000 science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) jobs are currently going unfilled in the United States, yet only a small percentage of Latinas are graduating with the skills to fill them.
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Those places remain unfilled and the elections will now take place at the end of February, one month after the FIFA Council is expected to make key decisions on the size and format of the World Cup.
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The contested seat has remained unfilled and the months-long scandal became an embarrassment to President Donald Trump's Republican Party, which has accused Democrats without proof of encouraging voter fraud in elections, including the 2016 presidential race.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) lost 40 inspectors through attrition since Trump took office, information the outlet received through a Freedom of Information Act request shows, and vacancies remained unfilled as of last Oct. 2.
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The top diplomatic posts in Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Yemen also remain unfilled as the US grapples with continued fallout from the murder of Jamal Khashoggi and the military and humanitarian implications of the conflict in Yemen.
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A professor in charge of a postgraduate program at Hong Kong Baptist University said he expected applications to drop by a quarter - though with 1,000 mainland applications for 100 spaces it would not mean they go unfilled.
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But missing from the debate is the fact that there are hundreds of thousands of "middle skill" jobs in the United States that are — or soon will be — going unfilled because of a dearth of qualified workers.
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Taxpayers and policymakers alike should realize that the majority of these unfilled positions are supported not by tax dollars but, rather, by user fees that are willingly paid by industry to support the process of drug approval.
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Studies from CareerBuilder and the Manufacturing Institute demonstrate that companies lose an average of $28500,6900 for every unfilled manufacturing position, or an average loss of 2628 percent of each manufacturer's annual earnings due to the talent shortage.
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Cuff, the smart jewelry maker that promised a line of fashion wearables capable of sending emergency alerts to trusted family and friends, shut down earlier this year leaving a number of customer orders unfilled and vendors unpaid.
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If 6900 new workers joined the tech industry every day for the next seven years, that would still only get us halfway towards addressing the 2628 million tech jobs that are projected to be unfilled through 28503.
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"How long do we potentially leave offices unfilled because we're into July or August and we haven't held a general election?" he asked reporters on a conference call on March 17, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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If they become interested in doing more than talk, here are some ideas: Name a White House adviser on violence against women, a position created during the Obama administration that has gone unfilled for the past year.
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According to Norbert Szilasko, the local Christian Democrat council member, the decision was relatively easy — the district mayor position had gone unfilled for more than 10 weeks, and Mr. Jagsch was the only one to step forward.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) lost 40 inspectors through attrition since Trump took office, information the outlet received through a Freedom of Information Act request shows, and vacancies remained unfilled as of last Oct. 2.
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Over the years, major companies ranging from AT&T to IBM have poured billions of dollars into training programs to encourage workers to level up their technology skills and fill a widening pool of unfilled tech jobs.
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High-frequency trading (HFT), which uses super-fast computers and connections to place trades, has been blamed for accentuating market swings and penalizing other investors by flooding trading venues with orders that immediately get canceled or go unfilled.
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Major positions unstaffed At the State Department, most leadership positions below Tillerson remain unfilled, including the deputy secretary, who operates as the secretary's No. 2; most under secretaries; the assistant secretaries who run regional bureaus; and their deputies.
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"I frequently hear of jobs going unfilled because a large number of applicants have difficulty passing basic requirements like drug tests, or simply demonstrating the requisite work ethic," then-Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser said at one point.
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If it is unfilled by early September it means Hyten, a highly respected four star general who has decades of nuclear weapons experience could potentially have to revert to being a two star general until he is confirmed.
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A number of former campaign staffers are seeking job opportunities within government agencies -- even as positions within the White House remain unfilled -- to distance themselves from the "West Wing circus," according to a person familiar with the situation.
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Government agencies and companies will need creative solutions like this as they face a shortfall of cybersecurity workers for available jobs, leading to 1003 million unfilled roles by 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures, which monitors cyber job trends.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump's national security transition has been more chaotic than others in recent memory, with important positions unfilled and many of his people less able, or willing, to engage on substance, U.S. officials said.
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The three think-tanks conclude that it will take extra investment of £900m ($1.2bn) a year by 2023-24, in things like grants for student nurses and training for existing staff, to stop even more vacancies going unfilled.
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The Vatican is worried that, without an agreement, the party may decide to go ahead unilaterally with clearing a backlog of unfilled church jobs by appointing people disliked by Rome, writes Gerard O'Connell in America, a Jesuit magazine.
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Foreign Policy recently reported that posts on the President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology — a group of civilian science and tech leaders who advise the president — have also gone unfilled, and are unlikely to be filled.
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But in the months since, Uber has suffered a string of controversies and embarrassing setbacks and the job has remained unfilled - part of a leadership vacuum that extends through the company and up to the board of directors.
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I think it's incredibly important for people to understand that there are 81 federal district court seats currently unfilled because of obstruction of President Obama and refusal of the Senate to allow President Obama to do his job.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German military's procurement agency has 1,300 unfilled jobs, accounting for about 20 percent of its entire workforce, a report by the Defence Ministry showed on Wednesday, putting further strains on an already troubled acquisition system.
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Here, of course, is the Fed's greatest challenge: How to set monetary policy when companies simply ignore the tightness of labor supply and leave job openings unfilled, forgoing potential growth opportunities for the sake of keeping wages stable.
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The footage triggered frenzied reactions online and in the media about the president's blunt talk and whether he was right to point out a mismatch between a French unemployment rate of 9 percent and thousands of unfilled vacancies.
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Yet, the problem isn't a lack of jobs: a record-high 2202 million jobs are going unfilled across America today in large part because employers say they cannot find workers with the skills they need to fill them.
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Because the position of vice chair for supervision was left unfilled amid Obama-era gridlock, Tarullo took on the responsibilities of implementing the Fed's wide powers for regulating banks given it by the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill.
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There are about 963,000 unfilled construction jobs, which are typically not as lucrative as those in other industries, in the United States, up 81 percent in the last two years, National Association of Homebuilders said earlier this month.
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A hiring freeze, as well as nascent tensions between Tillerson and the White House, have left scores of unfilled positions at the department nearly six months since Trump took office — some at the very top of the organization.
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The alleged scheme has ended up in criminal charges that represent a dramatic coda to months of wrangling over a closely fought contest that left the seat unfilled and North Carolina the only state with unsettled election results.
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He also noted he had gotten the Senate to confirm two officials for high-level jobs in his department — the inspector general and assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and parks — after those posts had been unfilled for years.
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Many of the country's diplomats are in a funk, as my Times colleague Mark Landler just recounted, and the ludicrously large number of unfilled positions throughout the administration partly reflects the limited appeal of such a gloomy club.
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" Based on their model, the scientists concluded that the meek strategy is the least effective of the three, calling it "risibly inefficient" because "many good parking spots are unfilled and most cars are parked far from the target.
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As the White House struggles with ongoing departures of its senior staff, key vacancies throughout the executive branch charged with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse remain unfilled more than a year after President Donald Trump took office.
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Despite paying lip service to fighting the opioid epidemic, Trump has made no move to allocate extra funding to it, and has left key positions in the White House's drug czar office and the Drug Enforcement Administration unfilled.
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Boeing and Airbus have been negotiating price cuts from suppliers as an industry boom leaves an unprecedented eight-year backlog of unfilled orders, and now their efforts to expand outside their traditional market look set to extend that trend.
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Facebook is going back to college With nearly 8 million Americans unemployed and looking for work while nearly 303 million jobs remain unfilled, it's fair to say that technology has not disrupted the labor market in a good way.
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Positions for budget analysts, public health policy analysts, and scientists remain unfilled, and at least 125 job categories have been blocked, according to a recently released CDC document that the Sierra Club obtained through a Freedom of Information Act.
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Unsurprisingly, 4/20 is her busiest time of year, and as we speak she's working on a pineapple shaped-joint with a marijuana-leaf top, which she'll ship—unfilled—for a New York customer to fill on their own.
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"This real-world evidence highlights that over eighty thousand individuals being treated for cardiovascular disease or familial hypercholesterolemia had a significantly increased risk of heart attacks and strokes when their PCSK9 therapy prescription was rejected or unfilled," Myers said.
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But one federal security executive who requested anonymity because he hadn't been authorized to speak to a reporter told BuzzFeed News that the large number of still unfilled vacancies seven months into Donald Trump's tenure likely influenced the departures.
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You could, instead, simply end wars, break up the financial interests that drive military expansion, invest more in public diplomacy, heavily tax the top 1 percent—veterans or non-veterans alike—and immediately fill the VA's 48,935 unfilled jobs.
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Still unfilled on a permanent basis are positions for deputy Defense secretary, Army secretary, Air Force secretary, chief management officer, principal deputy assistant secretary for international security affairs, assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low intensity conflict.
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"The attacks are leading to a crisis in the State Department as the policy process is visibly unravelling, leadership vacancies go unfilled, and senior and mid-level officers ponder an uncertain future and head for the doors," she said.
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With the number of unfilled cybersecurity jobs worldwide projected to multiply into the millions in the next three years, it's no surprise that governments, companies and schools are racing to pour more resources into cybersecurity training and education programs.
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That rethinking has led Mr. Tillerson, a former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, to leave many jobs unfilled and preside over a restructuring scheduled to begin next year that will shrink the department's work force and recast its duties.
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Delta has no wide-body Boeing jets on order, but has unfilled orders for more than 50 Airbus wide-body jets including 25 A350-900s, the same number of future A330-900 aircraft and one current A330-300 model.
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Data from Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute found that some 4.6 million workers will be needed in the sector by 2028, but that 2.4 million of those jobs could go unfilled if steps aren't taken to ensure proper training.
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In the other raid, they found about 6900,2628 vape cartridges filled with 28503 gram of THC each, 22019,000 unfilled vape cartridges, 57 mason jars filled with approximately 1,616 ounces of refined liquid THC and about 18 pounds of marijuana.
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As the Senate shuffled forward last week to confirm a director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and an ambassador to the Holy See, the position of deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) remained unfilled.
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They knew from the very start that they would not be able to raise that kind of money, which means the hole left by the Trump administration cutting $90 million from the ACA's advertising budget will go largely unfilled.
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THE PRESIDENT RAN ON A PLATFORM OF GROWING THE U.S. ECONOMY, BRINGING JOBS BACK AND CREATING WAGE GROWTH AND YOU'RE SEEING THAT YOU KNOW LOOK AT THE DATA NOW WE HAVE GOT OVER 7 MILLION UNFILLED JOBS IN THE UNITED STATES.
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Mercifully, Vimeo's reimagined design is not a stream of unfilled job descriptions and connection requests from people you haven't spoken to since middle school; its similarities with the professional social network have everything to do with its function, not its form.
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Mexico has canceled existing sugar export permits to the United States to avoid penalties in a dispute over the pace of shipments, a document seen by Reuters said, partly blaming the issue on unfilled positions at the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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AMSTERDAM, April 12 (Reuters) - Airbus airplane sales may remain under pressure for some time as the company works through a record backlog of unfilled orders, but the long-term outlook is strong, the European planemaker's finance director said on Wednesday.
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There are no national figures on prison staffing, but state records show that 22.4 percent of guard jobs are unfilled in Delaware and 214.7 percent in Oklahoma, as well as 212.4 percent of all corrections jobs, including guards, in Arkansas.
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There are all kinds of elective offices, particularly at the local level, that go unfilled every year across this country because people don't want to take the time, and it's a tremendous learning experience — you can contribute to your community.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed former Air Force General David Stilwell to be the State Department's top diplomat for East Asia, a post that had remained unfilled for more than two years despite major challenges in the region.
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Studies consistently show that immigrants don't take jobs away from those who are already here, instead doing jobs that are otherwise unfilled, and overall they boost the strength of the industries where they work, allowing owners to employ even more people.
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"Given our plan to meet all unfilled orders, and while provision of FX to the manufacturing sector would remain the central bank's strong priority, we will no longer impose allocation/utilization rules on commercial banks," the bank said in a statement.
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Though brief, HTC's disclosure today indicates that Chialin Chang has resigned due to his personal career plan — presumably meaning he no longer wants to be the captain of a vanishing ship — and, ominously, the section for his replacement is left unfilled.
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It was the first time the President directly addressed a narrowing window in which the world's two largest economies could strike a deal or else leave him with a major unfilled campaign promise as he runs for a second term.
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According to reports released just before the Fed decision, home builder confidence is at a 10-year high, and manufacturing in New York is surging due to a multi-year high in orders and a decade-high in unfilled orders.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration's hiring freeze meant more than 350 positions at the Environmental Protection Agency were left unfilled, newly released agency documents show, including more than 100 scientists in specialties like environmental science, life science, and physical science.
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Some studies, especially those that measure low-wage employment in narrower geographical areas across state borders, have suggested that differences between state wage floors may instead lower the number of unfilled positions, reduce wages for higher earners or raise prices.
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In fact, industry experts predict that while manufacturing employers will need to fill nearly 3.5 million jobs by 2025, as many as 85033 million of those could go unfilled because of the inability to find skilled workers that match employers' needs.
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Today, there are more than 500,873 well-paying computing jobs currently unfilled in the U.S. By 2020, there will be one million more computing jobs nationally than there will be graduates to fill them, resulting in a $500 billion opportunity gap.
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The Trump administration is in a strange post-midterms limbo, with many senior posts going unfilled, staff uncertain about their future as they wait a promised shake-up, and no real response being prepared for Special Counsel Robert Mueller's pending report.
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As Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson had endorsed a thirty-one-per-cent budget cut and a hiring freeze on diplomats; in August, half a year into his term, seventy-one ambassadorships were unfilled, along with scores of other senior posts.
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They are right to express concern about the exodus of senior foreign service officers, the current hiring freeze, the numerous unfilled positions at senior levels of the agency, and the resulting threat of "hollowing out" the State Department as an institution.
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"[T]he attacks are leading to a crisis in the State Department as the policy process is visibly unravelling, leadership vacancies going unfilled, and senior and mid-level officers ponder an uncertain future and head for the doors," Yovanovitch testified.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported this month that there are 2628,28500 unfilled construction jobs in the U.S., while the National Association of Homebuilders has reported that the number of open construction positions jumped by 6900 percent from 2628 to 28503.
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The aftermath of the 22010/22015 attacks demonstrated the need to improve the transition process further, after many top national security positions remained unfilled nearly eight months after Inauguration Day, because of the time-consuming nature of obtaining security clearances.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, responding to companies' struggles with a shortage of skilled workers that has left more than six million jobs unfilled nationwide, signed an executive order Thursday geared at better aligning government training programs with the demands of industry.
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"The use of the algorithm seems to be kind of a crutch," said Ari Paparo, the chief executive of the ad tech start-up Beeswax, who recently pointed out valuable unfilled ad space on The New York Times's website on Twitter.
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In the past year, we have seen the Trump administration attack science at each of these levels with proposed cuts to federally funded research, the dismantling of important regulations, and unfilled top-level government positions that require an advanced scientific degree.
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The absence of these pipelines is how a city like Chicago can have thousands of unfilled jobs, many of which only require a high school degree, alongside youth unemployment nearing 37 and 85033 percent for black and Latino men, respectively.
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" According to the Post, the White House is asking Congress for $50 million in fiscal year 2020 to execute the plan and OPM does not "intend to lay anyone off but instead will shrink the workforce through retirements and unfilled vacancies.
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Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing on Wednesday criticized National Labor Relations Board officials for proposing budget cuts at the agency even as key positions remain unfilled, and said conflicts of interest have damaged the board's credibility.
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When Sri Lankan researchers with the Center for Policy Alternatives and government officials asked for help, Facebook directed them to the reporting tool; it's unclear how many Sinhalese-speaking moderators the site has, but 25 such positions have been unfilled since June 2017.
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His vetting process didn't work well, he was inattentive to personnel matters, and as a consequence crucial jobs at the Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Housing Finance Agency were unfilled at the time when smart leadership there could have boosted the recovery.
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"I'm very grateful to have the opportunity to visit with you and explore ways that we can deepen our relationship with the European Union," he said over breakfast at the residence of the US Ambassador to the EU, a post that's currently unfilled.
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Because Kalanick exerted so much influence over every aspect of Uber, and with at least a half-dozen senior executive positions still unfilled (including CFO and COO), even keeping Uber on autopilot will be a heavy lift for whoever comes in next.
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Franz Letica, head of Zagreb's restaurant and bar owners association, said that in the first nine months of 2018 there were 782 unfilled openings for cooks and 1,493 for waiters, with only 272 cooks and 153 waiters employed in a city of 800,000.
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The big picture: The administration argued in its original proposal to dismantle the department that it did not plan to lay off any of the 5,565 employees; but instead to reallocate them to three different departments and shrink through retirements and unfilled vacancies.
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Clarke, who as sheriff of Milwaukee County heads the agency responsible for the jail, could not be reached for comment, but in January defended conditions in the facility following Journal-Sentinel stories about medical positions going unfilled in the county's jail system.
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Trump rarely has good days Add to Trump's Russia troubles his legislative failures and the fact that many of the top jobs in his administration remain unfilled, and you get the idea that the President rarely has a good day at the office.
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Looking at the issue from DREAMers' perspective also makes clear what's at stake for the rest of us: every college dropout, every job left unfilled, every car left on the lot translates to less economic activity, lower incomes, and fewer jobs for everyone.
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Among the hundreds of unfilled positions in the Trump administration is the Deputy Under Secretary for International Finance, a slot that is one of the top advisers to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and President Trump on global financial markets and international monetary affairs.
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You can bet there are no unfilled Russian ambassadorships in countries that matter to Moscow as there are today, almost unbelievably, vacant American posts in Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey and of course, Iran, where we have no embassy.
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There are still hundreds of unfilled political appointee jobs requiring Senate confirmation, and the Senate should also deny any appointee who does not understand or respect a basic fact: Congress passes laws, creates and funds agencies, and agencies implement the will of Congress.
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