Sentences with phrase «once new workers»

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Research by the London School of Economics finds that a new type of market intermediary, which they call agencies, are responsible for a stunning 27 % of all workers hired at least once on Upwork.
And given the particulars of this recession, matching idle workers with new jobs — even once economic growth picks up — seems likely to be a particularly slow and challenging process.
While companies are opening their doors to new employees once again, millions of workers are choosing the path of the entrepreneur, taking their careers into their own hands.
For Sachs, Bangladeshi workers are akin to the immigrants who once worked on New York's Lower East Side, «where their migration to toil in garment factories was a step on the path to a future of urban affluence in succeeding generations.»
Western New York's largest business group, the Buffalo Niagara Partnership, once again plans to focus its lobbying efforts on core issues familiar to its members: the high cost of doing business in the state, the need for more trained workers and the importance of encouraging investment in the region.
The Senate leader predicts that the budget will once again be on time, and that the legislature will ultimately approve Cuomo's proposal for a new pension tier with fewer benefits for future workers.
While it won't do anything to close the current gap, Cuomo says he intends to once again pursue a new benefit tier for state workers that offers lower benefits, and possibly, for the first time, the option of 401k retirement accounts.
NEW YORK CITY — Poll workers said turnout was far higher than expected Thursday, as New Yorkers headed to the polls once again for the state legislative primariNEW YORK CITY — Poll workers said turnout was far higher than expected Thursday, as New Yorkers headed to the polls once again for the state legislative primariNew Yorkers headed to the polls once again for the state legislative primaries.
Cuomo's comments, during an interview on an upstate radio program, once again line him up in opposition to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who says the cap is necessary to stem rising congestion and ensure workers» rights and proper regulation.
DEVELOPING... INDICTMENT: GRIMM HID $ 1M IN RESTAURANT SALES, WAGES... Rep. Michael Grimm, R - New York, failed to report more than $ 1 million in sales and wages at a Manhattan restaurant he once ran, using unreported cash to pay workers off the books, evade taxes, and «keep more money for himself,» according to federal prosecutors.
In addition to her new job, Rapfogel, once among the state's highest paid workers, and who officially retired in January, has a $ 115,889 annual state pension.
New York labor unions will likely have a difficult time organizing workers, even with an influx of thousands of jobs at once.
Westchester County — The minimum wage in New York increased once again on New Year's Eve, a change that is welcomed by low - wage workers, but feared by small - business owners and those in the tip - service industry.
New York Green Party gubernatorial candidate Howie Hawkins and the man running to be his lieutenant, Brian Jones, are offering a Progressive lifeboat to voters adrift in the conservative maelstrom now buffeting workers in a state that once led the labor movement.
Cuomo's national strategy also explains other high - profile actions, including his belated embrace of a «women's agenda,» his refusal to permit «fracking» for natural gas even after repeatedly promising to do so, his anti-gun Safe Act, his embrace of the teachers unions he had once sharply criticized, and his recent high - profile crackdown on Korean - owned nail salons in the city that, according to a deeply flawed report in the New York Times, were exploiting their immigrant workers, said the source.
But Pokalsky says economically troubled upstate New York is not Los Angeles, or Seattle Washington, and a 60 percent increase in the minimum wage all at once, equivalent to an additional $ 14,000 per year per worker, could lead to layoffs and business closures.
Dan Horwitz, a New York City lawywer who once helped defend disgraced financier Bernie Madoff, is supposed to look over company accusations against 15 workers fired for alleged plant sabotage prior to a bitter strike.
United Auto Workers Local 624 and 2149 once supported about 4,000 workers at nearby New ProcesWorkers Local 624 and 2149 once supported about 4,000 workers at nearby New Procesworkers at nearby New Process Gear.
He drew much of his support — just under $ 1,500 — from workers at Manhattan employment company America Works of New York, where he once worked to address unemployment throughout the city, according to the Campaign Finance Board.
But then Silicon Valley «invented the «free agent» model of hiring for new skills rather than training and then letting workers go once those skills aren't needed.»
You can switch classes on the fly just by picking up a different hat and presto! That wimpy Worker is now a deadly Warrior. This makes for interesting back and forth battles since everyone can pick the right class for any given situation. As Workers collect resources, the hat machines can be upgraded to unlock new abilities for each class and build siege weapons. Once upgraded, the Priest can drain enemies health and the Worker gains bombs to destroy structures. Catapults and ladders can be built to gain access to the enemy castle. This is where Fat Princess really blew my mind.
The combination of the province making big moves to install more renewables and an abundance of qualified workers is bringing new energy into Alberta's once - ailing economy and charting a much more sustainable way forward.
Once a year, the government of Ontario is reminded that injured workers continue to live in pain and poverty due to their disability and new laws are needed to improve injured workers» lives.
Once the proper paper work is filed and acknowledged as being accepted and pending, the new worker is normally allowed to begin working for the new employment sponsor.
Does the new Funding Review mean injured workers will once again face benefit cuts as a result of a false financial crisis?
As managers and recruiters know, the new norm for American workers sees them changing jobs far more frequently than was once customary, especially younger professionals.
According to «The New York Times,» the numbers of independent workers are on the rise and many take on multiple projects for several clients at once or jump from one client to the next week - to - week.
Once the child is home with his or her new family, a social worker or private adoption agency representative will visit the adoptive family to see how the child is doing.
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