Govt seeks more Hispanic workers in federal jobs
The U S government aims to raise Hispanic representation in federal payrolls from 7 to reflect demographic shifts. Despite 13 percent of the population, Hispanics are underrepresented in federal hiring, with citizenship requirements limiting recruitment and concerns about trust and workplace welcome.
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Federal workforce falters on Hispanic representation
Growth in Hispanic population and private sector hires outpace gains in federal staffing. Officials say recruiting on college campuses and Spanish language ads are key. Barriers include lengthy hiring, ignorance of opportunities, and looming retirements may strain replacement needs as the average federal worker age sits near 45.
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Delta flight attendants vote down unionizing results
Delta Air Lines flight attendants overwhelmingly rejected union representation with about 5,520 voting for and 89 against joining the Association of Flight Attendants. Under federal law a non voted ballot counts as a no, and Delta remains one of the least unionized major airlines.
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