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The unemployment rate dropped to 4.4%, its lowest level since May 2007. America added a solid 211,000 jobs in April, far surpassing the disappointing 79,000 jobs gained in March, according to Labor Department figures released Friday.
U.S. Senator Ron Johnson filed a lawsuit on Monday challenging the way President Barack Obama’s healthcare law is being applied to Congress, part of a larger Republican strategy to draw attention to what they see as critical flaws in Obama’s signature domestic policy.
Workforce planning in the NHS is breaking down with fewer suitably trained staff available and increasing numbers of employees leaving the service due to ongoing pay restraint and stressful working conditions, NHS trusts have warned.
The dereliction of duty is breathtaking. In pushing the American Health Care Act through the House of Representatives, Speaker Paul Ryan and his Republican conference have voted to remake almost one-fifth of the U.S. economy.
Where are the women? Male-dominated workplaces need to diversify. Over the past century, women have made significant strides in achieving equality in workplaces. Everything from narrowing the pay gap to increasing numbers of women in leadership and senior management roles are of growing concern to the dominated male industries. However, when taking a closer look at individual industries, it’s apparent that the push for gender equality is just beginning to affect traditionally male-dominated industries like construction and mining.