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  • Jobs bill tardy for schools
    A federal jobs bill approved last month was supposed to create jobs by giving millions to local school districts to rehire laid-off teachers, but many districts have already brought teachers back and say the federal leftovers likely won t be used until next year.

  • Jobs bill could fund T.H. water project
    A new jobs bill promises more than $50 billion in additional funds for new jobs, including help for small businesses. One Wabash Valley project could use the help.

  • Jobs surge rings rates alarm
    A surge in full-time jobs has added to the case for another interest rate rise this year and lifted the Australian dollar to a four-month high.

  • Jobs surge increases rate risk
    A surge in full time jobs is consistent with recent growth numbers and increases the risk of an interest rate hike by the end of the year, economists say.

  • Jobs growth surges in August
    ABS figures show better-than-expected jobs growth; unemployment rate dips to 19-month low. 9 Sep 2010 1:07 PM

  • Jobs data 'outstanding' - Crean
    Simon Crean has attributed the latest 'outstanding' jobs figures to Labor's successful economic management.

  • Jobs lost at quake-hit supermarket
    More than 80 people have lost their jobs after a North Canterbury supermarket was found to have suffered irreparable damage in Saturday's 7.

  • Jobs Saved!Council Approves Firefighter Contracts
    On Monday, four Sapulpa firemen were able to keep their jobs after the City Council accepted the Local Union 194 memorandum of understanding in a seven to two vote.

  • More jobs despite worrying globe:Crean
    Thursday's jobs data highlights the strength of the economy, and comes at a time of a still uncertain global outlook, Employment Minister Simon Crean says.

  • LUNCHTIME SPECTATOR: Jobs in the fast lane
    Jobs growth surged in August, suggesting the Reserve Bank may raise interest rates sooner than expected. 9 Sep 2010 1:22 PM