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- Tea Party groups to meet in the Dells this weekend - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Cooper Power contracts to supply transformers to We Energies - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Lutz Says Hybrids, Electrics Are Future - ClickOnDetroit.com
- PLS Logistics Services, Inc. Announces New Board Member - WKOW-TV.com
| Tea Party groups to meet in the Dells this weekend - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Posted: 12 Mar 2010 07:59 AM PST Wisconsin added 5,600 net new jobs in January, even as the state's unemployment rate rose to 8.7%, according to a report Thursday from the state Department of Workforce Development. The unemployment rate increased from December's revised rate of 8.5% and from 7.1% a year earlier in January 2009. The figures are seasonally adjusted to smooth out seasonal fluctuations, such as school vacations and winter-related slowdowns in tourism and construction. The state has had a net gain in jobs in only five other months since the national recession began in December 2007. Sectors adding jobs in January were manufacturing, administrative services and health care. January's gains, however, barely offset half the losses in December, when the state lost 11,200 jobs. In the 12 months since January 2009, the state lost a net 113,600 jobs. One factor behind the increase in the unemployment rate, according to the statistics, was that 3,600 unemployed state residents resumed searching for a job in January after having given up earlier in the recession. Unemployment statistics, which are based on telephone surveys of households, don't count respondents who declare that they aren't job searching, meaning the unemployment rate can rise and fall even when little else changes in the economy. »Read Full Article(9) Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| Cooper Power contracts to supply transformers to We Energies - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Posted: 12 Mar 2010 08:28 AM PST Wisconsin added 5,600 net new jobs in January, even as the state's unemployment rate rose to 8.7%, according to a report Thursday from the state Department of Workforce Development. The unemployment rate increased from December's revised rate of 8.5% and from 7.1% a year earlier in January 2009. The figures are seasonally adjusted to smooth out seasonal fluctuations, such as school vacations and winter-related slowdowns in tourism and construction. The state has had a net gain in jobs in only five other months since the national recession began in December 2007. Sectors adding jobs in January were manufacturing, administrative services and health care. January's gains, however, barely offset half the losses in December, when the state lost 11,200 jobs. In the 12 months since January 2009, the state lost a net 113,600 jobs. One factor behind the increase in the unemployment rate, according to the statistics, was that 3,600 unemployed state residents resumed searching for a job in January after having given up earlier in the recession. Unemployment statistics, which are based on telephone surveys of households, don't count respondents who declare that they aren't job searching, meaning the unemployment rate can rise and fall even when little else changes in the economy. »Read Full Article(9) Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| Lutz Says Hybrids, Electrics Are Future - ClickOnDetroit.com Posted: 12 Mar 2010 07:16 AM PST Boy, 3, Shot While Riding In Car
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| PLS Logistics Services, Inc. Announces New Board Member - WKOW-TV.com Posted: 12 Mar 2010 07:30 AM PST M. Tod Gonzales will contribute to PLS' plans for expansion ROCHESTER, Pa., March 12 /PRNewswire/ -- PLS Logistics Services, Inc. ("PLS") announced that M. Tod Gonzales, Chief Operating Officer of Heidtman Steel Corp., was elected to the PLS Board of Directors and all operating subsidiaries. PLS Logistics Chairman Gregory Burns stated "Tod's experience in the steel industry and his knowledge of its unique supply chain challenges will be an important asset for PLS Logistics Services." Added John Gallardo, PLS' President and Chief Executive Officer, "We are pleased to welcome Tod Gonzales, an accomplished operating executive to the Board of Directors, and look forward to Tod's insight in the years ahead." "PLS has an excellent reputation for providing a full spectrum of supply chain services to the steel and related industries," said Tod Gonzales. "I look forward to working with the PLS Logistics Board of Directors and the management team to help guide PLS through its continuing expansion." Mr. Gonzales has extensive operating experience in the steel and related industries. At Heidtman Steel Corp., Mr. Gonzales is responsible for Corporate Plant Operations and Production, Engineering, Quality, Customer Technical Services/Advanced Automobile Engineering and Human Resources. Prior to joining Heidtman Steel, Mr. Gonzales served as President of Pro Coil Corporation, at the time a wholly owned subsidiary of US Steel Corporation, where he was responsible for all company business activities and matters. Prior to joining US Steel, Mr. Gonzales was employed at National Steel, where his Executive responsibilities included Automotive Marketing and Sales, Applications Engineering and Research, Customer Technical Service, and Processing and Quality. About PLS Over its 19-year history, PLS Logistics Services (PLS) has become the leading provider of logistics management services to industrial shippers. Based in Rochester, PA, PLS ships over one million loads annually utilizing a proprietary web based transportation management platform, PLS Pro. The PLS Pro technology optimizes PLS' customer supply chains while reducing costs and improving service levels. The PLS Transportation network includes over 8,000 motor carriers with more than 75,000 trucks, along with class-1 railroads and major barge companies. SOURCE PLS Logistics Services, Inc. ©2010 PR Newswire. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: Information contained on this page is provided by companies featured through PR Newswire. PR Newswire, WorldNow and this Station cannot confirm the accuracy of this information and make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
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