Young workers feel left out amid booming economy
An AFL-CIO poll of 752 young workers ages 18 to 34 finds many face low pay and few benefits. Despite degrees and experience, community college instructors in two states struggle with part-time jobs and earnings around 15,000 dollars a year.
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Ashington
Jennie Smith
Afl-Cio
Smith
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Aflcio
John J. Sweeney
Labor Federation
Peter D. Hart
El Niño's net positive impact for the United States
climate analyst Stanley A. Changnon argues the 1997 98 El Niño saved up to 20 billion in benefits despite 189 deaths and 4 2 to 4 5 billion in damages. He notes milder winters fewer hurricanes and lower heating costs while La Niña worsens U S weather patterns.
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Ashington
Stanley A. Changnon
Changnon
Bulletin of the
American Meteorological Society
California
Florida
Mahomet
Michael Glantz
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Colorado
Changwon
Jim O'Brien
Center For Ocean-Atmosphere Prediction Studies
Florida State University
United States
O'Brien
Pacific Ocean
O’brien
Amana recalls ovens over faulty self-clean lock
Amana Appliances recalls more than 5,000 gas down-draft ovens with a lock that can open during self-clean. No injuries reported. Stop using self-clean, continue cooking. Models AGDS901E and AGDS901WW sold nationwide 1995 to 1999 for about 1500 to 1600. Call 1-800-266-3535 for a free replacement.
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Washington
Amana Appliances
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Amana
White minority pay split may change U S labor trends
AP reports the Labor Department foresees rising minority share of the workforce by 2050 as immigration drives growth. Half of workers may belong to minority groups, intensifying focus on pay gaps, education, and job opportunities. Advances in tech and globalization reduce low skill roles, boosting demand for degrees and specialized training.
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Ashington
Labor Department
U.S
Labor
Alexis Herman
New York
Herman
Computer Engi
Notice of Suit in Revivor for Child Support Arrears
In Franklin County Kansas SRS as assignee of child support files a Motion for Revivor for dormant arrears of 1893.50 against Billie J Battle and others. A hearing is set for September 24 at 1 00 p m with potential judgment by the court if pleadings are not filed.
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State OF
Kansas
Franklin County
Edythe A. Gordon
Maximus
SRS
Herain
Billie
Battle
K.S.A
Edythe
Gordon
Bafora
M. Perez
State of Kansas
Billie J. Battle
Franklin County District Court
Main
Ottawa
Edytha Gordon
Movant Maximus
Topeka
United States
Billia J. Battle
W. 4Th St
Coffayville
Attornay
District Court
Lacey Brown
Thompson
James D. Wray
Gerald Powers
Ja Eva M. Landry
Eva M. Landry
Kansas Legal Services
Kansas Avenue
Suita
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Aero Aree
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West
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Pomona
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CBC Express
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Gardner
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Bath
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Anderson County Hospital
Saint Luke's-Shawnee Mission Health System
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