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Job fair chaos: Dorchester Co. man arrested for threatening employee and assault: SLED
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — A 45-year-old man now faces charges from the state's top law enforcement agency after bursting into a job fair in North Charleston and threatening an employee who asked him to sign in. Ricardo Darnell Jones...

Jobs boost as Shropshire dog daycare business launches £250,000 new facility
K9 Anytime, which was formed by friends Tom Haynes and Luke Bird in 2015, has launched its second facility at Upper Brockhurst, near Weston Park, as demand for its five-star canine service grows across Shropshire and Staffordshire. Three...

Staff Picks: Kansas football opens season against Fresno State
The much-anticipated 2025 campaign for Kansas football kicks off on Saturday as the Jayhawks take on Fresno State at the opening of the new David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. Will Kansas open the stadium on a win? See what the Kansan’s fearless...

Staff union urges Governor to intervene in KTU’s financial deadlock
The Confederation of University Employees Organisations, Kerala, (CUEO) has submitted a memorandum to Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, seeking urgent intervention to facilitate the disbursal of salaries and pensions for employees and retirees...

Employment Law Update, August 21, 2025
When Are Employers Liable for Harassment from Customers? We often warn our clients that not only do they have to watch out for the inappropriate actions of their employees, but also the creepy conduct of their customers. This comes in part from...

Staff Picks: College Football Week 0 has farmers in Ireland
The college football season is finally here. While this is always cause for massive celebration, it is a little disappointing that the first week of college football (known as Week 0) looks more like the slate for the first games of bowl...

Tunabuna calls on Dreketi Agriculture Staff to strengthen farmer partnerships
Staff of Dreketi Agriculture Station in Macuata have been reminded to be vigilant and work closely with farmers in the area to ensure effective implementation of agricultural programs, and that government assistance reaches its intended...

Before You Accept That Job
In today’s competitive job market, the excitement of receiving a job offer can sometimes cloud a candidate’s judgment. Too often, many job seekers in Nigeria and abroad fixate solely on the salary figure attached to the offer letter, believing it...

Library Notes: Land that perfect job with the help of Rowan Public Library
Published 12:00 am Saturday, August 23, 2025 By Amanda Brill Rowan Public Library I’ve found that one big reason Rowan County citizens visit the Rowan Public Library is for assistance with finding a new job or updating a resumé. While there’s no...
Utah jobless rate up an ‘insignificant’ tenth of a percentage point
Although Utah’s jobless rate ticked up slightly from June to July, it remains at a near-historic low and combined with other economic data, the change is considered statistically insignificant. The July unemployment rate for the state rose from...

How AI Is Changing Job Opportunities for New College Grads
Over the past few weeks, the mainstream media has been sounding the alarm on a worrying new trend. “AI is coming for entry-level jobs. Bill Gates says Gen Z may not be safe no matter how well they learn to use it,” blared Fortune. “AI is wrecking...

Swiss jobs market: more workers, more jobless
Switzerland’s labour market looked both buoyant and brittle in the second quarter of 2025. Employment edged up, but unemployment did too, according to a report published by the Federal Statistical Office this week. Photo by Tiger Lily on...

'DWP says I have to spend 35 hours a week looking for a job - it's not fair'
A benefits claimant has complained over being asked to spend 35 hours a week looking for a job. They said it is 'unjust' for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to put 'pressure' on claimants because there are 'probably not enough jobs'....

North Charleston Man Accused of Threats and Assault at Local Job Fair
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — A 45-year-old man has been arrested after authorities say he threatened a state employee and assaulted another during a confrontation at a North Charleston job fair. According to arrest warrants filed by the South Carolina...

FOX5 Investigates Scam Alert: Criminals are now hiring for their latest employment scam
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — If you’re in the market for a new job, criminals are more than willing to hire you for their latest scam. It typically starts with a very attractive posting on reputable career sites like ZipRecruiter or LinkedIn. It claims to...

Father-son duo booked for defrauding retired BEST employee, relatives of ₹72 lakh
MUMBAI: A father-son duo have been booked for defrauding a retired Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) bus conductor, his relatives, and his acquaintances of ₹72 lakh. The accused allegedly promised the victims jobs at the Thane...

‘Not just my job, but my family’: Dagwood’s Deli employee opens up about closure
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - An employee is speaking out for the first time since a popular Grand Strand deli announced its closing earlier this week. For long-time customers and full-time employees, the feeling is mutual; Dagwood’s Deli is serving...

Court Ruling Clears the Way for Hundreds of CDC Staff to Be Laid Off
Support justice-driven, accurate and transparent news — make a quick donation to Truthout today! Hundreds of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) employees are losing their jobs after a federal judge ruled on August 12 that the...

DEI staffer wins six-figure payout after being told she was 'too white' for job
A former diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) staffer at a US university has won a six-figure payout after suing her ex-employers for discrimination. Rochelle Hoffman sued the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 2023 after being told she was...

Beloved Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office employee retires after 36 years
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - A longtime employee at the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is giving up her badge after 36 years on the job. Family, friends and co-workers of Sheryl Ball attended her retirement party Friday. Ball joined the sheriff’s...