In November, employers took 1,797 mass layoff actions involving 165,346 workers. Mass layoff events and associated initial claims both decreased over the month to their lowest levels since July 2008. The number of manufacturing events, at 481, decreased by 138 over the month, and associated initial claims, at 56,243, decreased by 14,329.
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- Random Thoughts on Public Relations
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- Setting Communications Objectives
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- Thanks for 2 awesome years – What not to post on your door
- The Media and Financial PR
- What is Public Relations?
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- Selecting A Public Relations Firm
- Stern And Company – Public Relations
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