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Patt Morrison Asks: U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis
Ahigh school counselor in La Puente once told Hilda Solis' mother that the girl really ought to forget about college and become a secretary. Well, so she has. Hilda Solis is the U.S. secretary of Labor. The daughter of factory workers and ardent union...Tags: Hilda Solis, Environmental Politics, Minority Groups, Treaties, Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Patt Morrison Asks: Memorial man Peter Walker
Berkeley landscape architect Peter Walker has designed bigger projects than the 9/11 memorial in New York, but probably none has carried more weight. The opening of the eight-acre plaza Sunday marks 10 years since the terrorist attacks, and almost as many...Tags: Arts and Culture, Hilda Solis, Minority Groups, Treaties, Entertainment
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Home-care hiring: Developing a good working relationship
Special to the Los Angeles TimesMegan Cowles' friends envy her good luck. "Everyone wants my job," she says. This summer, her employer is taking her to Paris, where she'll see the Eiffel Tower, stroll along the Seine and eat buttery, melt-in-your-mouth croissants for breakfast. Her...Tags: Chicago Hotels, Politics, Chemical Industry, Employment, Employers
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Romney's jobs record a little shaky
Mitt Romney stood before a shuttered steel factory in Pennsylvania the other day, using the iconic backdrop to underscore what has become the most forceful theme of his presidential campaign: the need for more jobs.
"He has done everything wrong," Romney...Tags: Northeastern University, Employers, Global Expansion, Employment, Bristol Myers Squibb Company
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What's at stake in the debt-limit talks: a primer
Answering questions about the debt-ceiling talks and what could happen if both sides fail to reach an agreement:
What is the federal debt ceiling?
In 1917, as the U.S. entered World War I, Congress authorized the Treasury to issue long-term bonds to...Tags: Barack Obama, Constitutional Issues, National Government, Economic Indicator, Bill Clinton
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Smartphoning campaign donations
Something strange is happening: a California state agency is developing an innovative, user-friendly idea that can be implemented easily and quickly.
It's creative and, so far, non-controversial.
And it can become a reality without the governor or...Tags: Justice System, Employers, Haiti, Employment, Social Sciences
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Obama's biggest challenge: Jobs
The central question facing Barack Obama's 2012 reelection campaign is this: Can the president persuade voters to let him keep his job when so many of them have lost theirs?
Last week, after another run of bad economic news, the president and his staff...Tags: Barack Obama, Politics, Unemployment, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Republican Party
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Weekly remarks: Obama warns no quick fix on the economy; GOP's Kinzinger asks where the jobs are
Top of the TicketRepublican Kinzinger says it's time to cut up the government's credit cards; Democrat Obama says a real recovery is going to take more time.... -
John Boehner's debt demand: 'Spending cuts need to be larger than the increase in the debt limit itself'
Top of the TicketJohn Boehner lays down his bottom line on debt limit talks. Full text of the Republican Speaker's address.... -
Whittier psychologist charged with bilking nearly $1 million from government
L.A. NOWA Whittier psychologist was arrested by federal agents Tuesday morning for allegedly bilking the government of nearly $1 million, including fees for treatment sessions that supposedly took place while he was out of the country. Arnold P. Nerenberg, 69,... -
Blowback: Don't trust E-Verify on immigration enforcement
Opinion L.A.E-Verify is not the best way toward immigration enforcement.... -
U.S. Department of Labor fines California farm labor firms for unsafe conditions, wage violations
Money & CompanyThe U.S. Department of Labor has ordered two California farm labor contractor companies to pay $91,300 in fines and worker back pay in connection with federal investigations into wage violations and unsafe worker transportation conditions. The...
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