


The college class of 2012 is in for a rude welcome to the world of work.
A weak labor market already has left half of young college graduates either jobless or underemployed in positions that don't fully use their skills and knowledge.
Young adults with bachelor's degrees are increasingly scraping by in lower-wage jobs — waiter or waitress, bartender, retail clerk or receptionist, for example — and that's confounding their hopes a degree would pay off despite higher tuition and mounting student loans.
An analysis of government data conducted for The Associated Press lays bare the highly uneven prospects for holders of bachelor's degrees.
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The college grads I know who have jobs don't accredit their success to Obama JUST THE SAME as the ones who are unemployed don't blame him for their shortcomings!
I feel sorry for anyone who is out of work but wants to yes a higher education is a wonderfull thing and when things come back fully the education the got may come in handy but the world also needs people who work with their hands and build things too so weather you got a degree or you get dirty for a liveing ,if your out of work you have my syampathy and support
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GM plant's closing like death knell in Dayton
UNEMPLOYMENT
November 19, 2008|By Jim Kavanagh CNN
Minechelle Washington says job losses in the Dayton area point to a bleak future for her children.
The folks working at Jamestown Industries' Moraine Plant 2 near Dayton, Ohio, have the weary, haunted look of terminally ill patients, only it's their livelihoods that are about to die.
Jamestown Moraine warehouses prepare and deliver parts to the General Motors Moraine Assembly truck plant. When the GM plant closes for good on December 23, so will Jamestown Moraine. Sixty-four people will lose their jobs at the supplier, the last of a workforce that once numbered 200.
GM Moraine Assembly once employed about 5,000 people, churning out Chevrolet Trailblazer, GMC Envoy and even Saab SUVs. About 1,000 will clock out for the last time next month.
TCI industry in Colubus working round the clock and hireing
Slice of Stainless in Williamsbugh Oh moved to a bigger factory and hireing
Now thats just three .the people I drive for cant make deliveries fast enough to places all over ohio.You gave one example of a GM plant now take away the union and mismanagement and see if that plant would still be open ,better yet take away the money Obama lent to the car industy and see if any of them would still be open or any of the companies that help support them
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Since Jan. 1, 2009, four northwest Ohio factories have closed, shipping their work to Indiana and costing the state 319 jobs.
In the same period, a Blade investigation found, at least 11 other manufacturers employing about 1,900 people in the region have closed and shipped work to North Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, and elsewhere within the United States.
The Blade found about 140 factories with 20 or more employees that closed in northwest Ohio, totaling about 18,000 lost jobs. More than two dozen factory closings – costing about 3,500 jobs – were counted in Lenawee, Hillsdale, and Monroe counties in southeast Michigan.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Thomas & Betts Corp. plant closing in Cleveland to cost 117 jobs
By DAN SHINGLER
3:07 pm, October 28, 2009
Memphis-based Thomas & Betts Corp. is closing its manufacturing plant at East 116th Street and Harvard Avenue in Cleveland, resulting in the loss of 117 jobs, according to a company filing made with the state of Ohio.
Yup yup everything is fine...nothing to see here move along
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