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Congresswoman Chellie Pingree meets with workers who have lost their jobs in York County to talk about extending unemployment benefits and job retraining opportunities.

Imagine it for a second that you are sitting at home frantically searching the Internet for job listings as your unemployment is running out, and your pantry is growing more and more bare. Finally you find a listing that seems like something you qualify for, only to see these words at the bottom of the listing….”Unemployed candidates will not be considered”. It seems crazy, that during a recession with millions unemployed that none of them would be considered for a job, but apparently its happening all over the country. Alyona talks to Norm Elrod, the author of the blog Jobless And Less.

Imagine it for a second that you are sitting at home frantically searching the Internet for job listings as your unemployment is running out, and your pantry is growing more and more bare. Finally you find a listing that seems like something you qualify for, only to see these words at the bottom of the listing….”Unemployed candidates will not be considered”. It seems crazy, that during a recession with millions unemployed that none of them would be considered for a job, but apparently its happening all over the country. Alyona talks to Norm Elrod, the author of the blog Jobless And Less.

Hope for the best; prepare for the worst. Former Hatchet Man and author of “Avoiding The Hatchet Man” provides practical insight for those employed, on the bubble, unemployed or just entering the workforce.

SF Live interview with the Chinese Newcomers Service Center (CNSC) of San Francisco. Stephen Chan, the manager of Workforce Center, and Stephanie Lau, manager of Workforce Investment Act Manager, talk about how the Workforce Center helps unemployed people in the San Francisco community look for jobs and the job search services they provide. … “job search” “san francisco” community service unemployment unemployed workforce “low income” “job training” …

SF Live interview with the Chinese Newcomers Service Center (CNSC) of San Francisco. Stephen Chan, the manager of Workforce Center, and Stephanie Lau, manager of Workforce Investment Act Manager, talk about how the Workforce Center helps unemployed people in the San Francisco community look for jobs and the job search services they provide. … “job search” “san francisco” community service unemployment unemployed workforce “low income” “job training” …

www.EmploymentCrossing.com Kentuckys jobless rate rises to 7.1 percent over the 5.4 percent rating only one year ago according to the Office of Employment and Training (OET) an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet. “Nearly every sector of Kentucky’s economy experienced job losses in September 2008, showcasing widespread economic weakness. Employment declines reflect government cutbacks in the face of austere budgets, a prolonged manufacturing slump reverberating …

Since Gov. Richardson extended unemployment benefits, that office has been jammed.