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51Job Inc (NQ: JOBS )

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Biden’s $400 unemployment boost would replace 86% of lost wages for many workers
President-elect Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid relief plan would raise jobless benefits by $400 a week, replacing 86% of lost wages for the average person. 
Tags Coronavirus Unemployment Personal finance
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How Covid accelerated the rise of ghost kitchens
As restaurants struggle, ghost kitchens are popping up across the country. Can they help businesses survive, and will they outlast the pandemic? 
Tags Human Resources and Employment Services Jobs Technology
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Treasury yields pull back following Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus announcement
U.S. Treasury yields gave back some gains made in the previous session, when President-elect Joe Biden announced the details of his economic stimulus plan. 
Tags U/S/ Markets US: News Central Banks
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Biden unemployment plan: $400 weekly boost, extra benefits for six months
President-elect Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion economic package, the American Rescue Plan, would extend and increase unemployment benefits through September. 
Tags Legislation Personal finance Unemployment
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Biden wants to increase stimulus checks to $2,000. Here's what we know about those payments
President-elect Joe Biden will outline his stimulus plans on Thursday night. New $1,400 checks to top up stimulus payments to $2,000 are on his priority list. 
Tags Income Tax Recessions and depressions Personal finance
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PrincePerelson Recruitment Firm Reports Increase in Clients’ Workforce Needs Heading into 2021
Tags volume hiring Recruiters staffing agency
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Extra unemployment benefits won’t be available to some workers for weeks
Some states, like Virginia, Oklahoma and Texas, won't be able to issue additional funds from the Covid relief law to certain workers for several weeks. 
Tags Finance U/S/ Economy Personal finance
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The little-known hack to creating your resume in 15 seconds or less—using LinkedIn
Creating your resume can be stressful. But what if you could actually put one together in 15 seconds or less? 
Tags Resume writing Career advice Jobs
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3 Stressors That Will Knock You Off Your Compliance Track
Tags Corporate Governance auditing Responsible Business & Employee Engagement
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CVS is on a hiring spree for thousands of workers in advance of Covid vaccine rollout in stores
The pharmacy chain has 12,500 open roles for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians nationwide. 
Tags Make It Jobs Make It / Work
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Kentucky sending $400 checks to 60,000 people barred from Trump unemployment program
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear ordered officials to issue one-time $400 payments to workers who didn't get Lost Wages Assistance. Other residents will get $1,000. 
Tags U/S/ Economy Finance Unemployment
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This is the No. 1 mistake young people make when 'following their passion,' says career expert of 20 years
When it comes to choosing the right career path, many people will tell you, "Just follow your passion." But it's a lot more complicated than that. 
Tags Careers Microsoft Corp Make It / Success
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Many workers will get 4 extra weeks of unemployment benefits. Here's how
The $900 billion Covid relief law extends two unemployment programs by 11 weeks. Many workers will get an additional four weeks, into the second week of April. 
Tags Cash Flow Xfinity Money Legislation
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Despite rising yields, $7.9 billion money manager believes inflation comeback worries are premature
RiverFront Investment Group's Kevin Nicholson predicts the 10-year Treasury Note yield has little near-term upside left. 
Tags Coronavirus Investment strategy Jobs
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Opponents to $2,000 stimulus checks say they are not targeted. How that could be fixed
Washington leaders disagree whether $2,000 stimulus checks will really help those who need it most. Experts say these changes could better direct the money. 
Tags Coronavirus Personal spending Pandemics
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A top Democrat backs $600 unemployment boost. Studies show increase didn't discourage people from working
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., wants to increase jobless benefits by $600 a week again. New evidence suggests a prior subsidy hadn't kept people from returning to work. 
Tags Politics Personal Finance Jobs
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Hospitality industry sees drop in job openings and surge in separations as shutdowns take hold
Job openings decreased in November, with the biggest hit coming to the battered hospitality industry as the Covid pandemic surges. 
Tags Jobs Unemployment US: News
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Hiring for these jobs is on the rise in 2021, according to LinkedIn
The top 15 careers where hiring is booming, according to the jobs site. 
Tags Make It Jobs Make It / Work
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What Are the Highest Paid Industries for CR & Sustainability Professionals?
Tags Employee Engagement Decent Work and Economic Growth Acre Resources
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V-shaped recovery is in ‘tatters,' and Wall Street doesn't seem to care: Economist Stephen Roach
Yale University senior fellow Stephen Roach, who served as Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman, sees signs the U.S. economy is relapsing into a recession. 
Tags Finance U/S/ Economy Recessions and depressions
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A year ago, women outnumbered men in the U.S. workforce, now they account for 100% of jobs lost in December
"It's devastating." 
Tags Jobs Unemployment Make It
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Many workers are unsure how, or when, they can collect extra unemployment benefits
Out-of-work Americans are eligible for extra unemployment benefits, but many are confused by the process around collecting the money. 
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Op-ed: Reform our bankruptcy laws before a tsunami of Covid debt comes due
When collection moratoria end, there will be a tsunami of foreclosures, evictions, and collection actions, writes Georgetown University Law Professor Adam J. Levitin. 
Tags Real Estate Coronavirus Corporate bankruptcy
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These are the top 20 companies hiring for work-from-home jobs right now
FlexJobs, a career site for remote roles, released its eighth annual list of the top companies on a hiring spree for remote positions this year. 
Tags Make It Job hunting Jobs
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A healthy economy can reduce inequality – but only to a limited extent
Job creation can help alleviate inequality, but inequality was a problem even when unemployment was low before Covid, said ANZ Bank's Richard Yetsenga. 
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Why getting the Covid-19 vaccine will be good for America's financial health
Getting a Covid vaccine as soon as it's available will be good for your finances, experts say, particularly in hard-hit communities, such as Latinos. 
Tags COVID/19 Economy Personal saving
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The unemployment labyrinth may have killed this musician’s dream
Derek Wood, a guitarist and singer, had just quit his job to pursue a lifelong goal when the pandemic hit. A battle for jobless benefits threatens his dream. 
Tags Personal saving Xfinity Money Economy
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Op-ed: I broke barriers as Black woman in tech without a degree. Hire more workers like me
Black workers without a college degree have been the most likely to see lives disrupted by Covid-19, and remain most at-risk of securing new jobs. 
Tags Race and ethnicity African/Americans Technology
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The jobs picture looks negative and could continue to be, but economists see underlying strength
About 500,000 jobs were lost in December in businesses most impacted by the pandemic, but there were encouraging gains in other areas. 
Tags stocks Coronavirus Jobs
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Here's where the jobs are — in one chart
The leisure and hospitality industry saw outsized job losses thanks to a torrent of layoffs at bars and restaurants. 
Tags Employment US: News Unemployment
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