Shortages Lift Demand for Physicists and Engineers
Shortages in energy and essential products boost job prospects for physicists and engineers with nuclear and coal power expertise. A search firm reports rising salaries, with nuclear designers earning over 30,000 and top talents reaching 80,000 to 100,000. Demand spans project managers, design engineers, safety specialists, and computer systems analysts while purchasing agents with international experience grow crucial amid material shortages. The market remains uncertain into year end, cautioning a wait‑and‑see stance. Hamilton College names Joseph J. Sisco president for next year, succeeding as top Middle East official at the State Department.
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Training units cut at Leonard Wood
The Army announced a reduction at Ft. Leonard Wood reducing nine basic training companies and 226 permanent positions including 220 military and six civilians. The base will have 36 training companies with personnel reassigned to other duties as the Army shrinks from lower volunteer recruitment.
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