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Sunday, March 11, 2007

Security jobs - Bank loans help create 588 R.I. jobs

Providence Business News - In 2005, both Citizens Bank and Sovereign Bank created low-interest loan programs for New England businesses looking to add jobs. Today, after a combined $27 million in loans that helped create 588 jobs in Rhode Island alone, both programs are being
Guardian Unlimited - Headteachers are losing their jobs because "their face doesn't fit" when private sponsors take over state schools under the Prime Minister's controversial education reforms, a union boss has warned. John Dunford, general secretary of the Association
Times Online - AS many as 3,000 jobs in the UK business of Prudential, the giant financial-services group, are at risk under radical plans by Mark Tucker, the insurer s chief executive, to restructure the operation. Tucker will set out a series of proposals
Greensboro News & Record - For economic developers and the Triad's struggling work force, the news lately has been all good. The Dell computer factory keeps hiring in Winston-Salem. A Polo.com distribution center is planned in High Point. Construction has begun on the new
Reuters - LONDON (Reuters) - European shares dipped on Friday ahead of key U.S. jobs data while the yen gave up some recent gains as appetite for higher yield edged back up. The yen dipped to around one-week lows against the dollar and the euro and also
Forbes - LONDON (AFX) - Insurer Prudential PLC may cut up to 3,000 jobs in its UK business as part of plans to restructure the division, according to a report. The group believes it can make huge savings by outsourcing the jobs of staff involved in running
Croydon Guardian - The Government was warned it still had more to do to sort out the "chaos" of its controversial new recruitment scheme for junior doctors. Ministers bowed to pressure with a series of changes to the system for allocating specialist training posts
Times Online - THE government is paying for unemployed single parents to have massages, beauty treatments and shopping sprees to boost their confidence and encourage them to attend job centre appointments. The treats, part of a programme named Big Brother