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The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid rose 32,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 360,000, the most since late March.
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The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits fell by 4,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 323,000, a fresh five-year low.
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U.S. employers added 165,000 jobs in April, and hiring was much stronger in the previous two months than the government first estimated. The job increases helped reduce the unemployment rate from 7.6 percent to a four-year low of 7.5 percent.
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The report Wednesday from payroll processor ADP suggests that government spending cuts and higher taxes could be starting to weigh on the job market.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has accused a company that trains security guards of a scamming 15,000 people lured by phony job listings and false promises of jobs.
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U.S. employers added just 88,000 jobs in March, the fewest in nine months and a sharp retreat after a period of strong hiring.
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Karen Travers has the details on the fiscal cliff negotiations in stalemate.
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Long Beach firefighter Chris Koehle got his pink slip on July 1st because of budget cuts. However, that did not deter him from giving up his lifelong pursuit. As Superstorm Sandy pounded Long Beach, Koehle and other laid off firefighters felt called to action.
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New York has received $27 million in federal funds to hire people to assist in the cleanup efforts after Hurricane Sandy.
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Art McFarland reports on how teenagers are competing with older people who are out of work.
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The nationwide summer unemployment rate for teens is 23.7 percent. In New York City, it is much worse at 35.6 percent. Summer jobs that once went to teenagers, for example, in fast food restaurants or in retail stores, are now going to out-of-work adults.
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Stacey Sager has the details on June's job report showing unemployment rate stuck at 8.2 percent.
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Diana Perez reports on May's disappointing unemployment rate.
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A woman who worked at a Midtown Manahattan business is filing a complaint against her former boss, claiming that she was fired for being "too hot."
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Looking for a job is stressful and nerve-racking enough as it is, so it's important not to get rattled during the interview.
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Darla Miles has the best ways to answer the questions from the pros
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the hunt for union jobs in Woodside.
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Union jobs are coveted in this tough economy, and Monday morning, hundreds of people are hoping to get one in Queens.
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Summer will be here before you know it, so time is running out to land that summer job.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on how the mild winter helped create jobs
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A snowless winter and temperatures well above average have meant construction crews continuously working around the clock.
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If you're looking for a summer job, you may want to head to Coney Island.
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A NY senator says the final hurdle has been cleared for the construction of a retail center at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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The conventional wisdom is that the holidays are a terrible time to look for a job, but that may just be more myth than fact.
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Facebook's first engineering office outside of the West Coast will open in New York City early next year.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the sharp drop in the unemployment rate
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With the holiday season right around the corner, now is the time to apply for a seasonal job.
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If you missed your chance to attend the job fair in New Jersey Thursday, you have another chance on Friday!
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Volunteers at Suited for Work, a program funded by UJA Federation, help men and women dress for success.
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The slowdown in economic recovery could leave retailers cautious when hiring for this holiday season.
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One of the biggest hurdles to economic recovery is the lack of jobs.
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Gov. Chris Christie visited Port Newark on Wednesday to tout a $500 million deal that could lead to 800 new jobs.
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One man saw a job opportunity in a field that is mainly dominated by women.
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A special state Assembly panel will meet this week to discuss ways to revive New Jersey's economy and create jobs.
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Dave Evans reports
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Phil Lipof reports
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John Hendren reports
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A trendy new hotel is opening in Harlem, and it is looking for good employees. Potential workers actually auditioned for jobs.
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The line started forming on Friday and people camped out through the cold, rain and darkness. It's all for a shot at a job as a union elevator repairman.
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