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The Florida Employee Confidence Index dipped 2.1 points to 57.5 in August, according to a recent survey conducted by Harris Interactive® on behalf of Spherion Corporation. Overall confidence decreased primarily because fewer workers reported optimism in the strength of the economy and confidence in their ability to find a job.

Specialising in jobs within the UK's asbestos industry, www.jobsinasbestos.co.uk has just been launched. The brand new website will act as an online job board displaying the latest vacancies within the asbestos profession. The success of the online asbestos jobs board will work by inviting candidates to search the site for new vacancies in the asbestos industry. Candidates are able to register their details including their CV, so that they can apply for the positions online. Job seekers can also sign up to receive email alerts of newly posted jobs.

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OodleTM, the search engine for local classifieds, today announced that it has hired Duncan Dunlop as its UK general manager. Oodle launched its UK service, www.oodle.co.uk, in May of this year and is the only search engine to let users search and find great local deals across all the major classifieds sectors - property, jobs, motors and merchandise....Diedrich Coffee, Inc. (DDRX) one of the largest specialty coffee suppliers in the United States,  announced that Peter Churm has retired from the board of directors. The board has appointed Greg Palmer to fill the vacancy. Most recently Mr. Palmer served as president and chief executive officer of RemedyTemp, Inc. .....Selective Insurance Group, Inc. announced the following appointments: Brian Sarisky (Bradenton, FL), to senior vice president of Selective Insurance Company of America and president and CEO of Selective HR Solutions, Inc., Joel Duncan (Parrish, FL), to senior vice president, field operations of Selective HR Solutions, Inc.,.....

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China:
China's employment sector under pressure, labor minister
Minister of Labor and Social Security, Tian Chengping, has said that China faces pressure to provide jobs to the more than 100 million surplus rural laborers and that the situation is unlikely to change in the near future. These comments were made Thursday when he gave a speech at American think-tank Brookings Institute in Washington. Tian Chengping explained that in the coming years, 24 million people will need jobs in cities and towns. However there will only be 11 million jobs available, including posts made available by retirement. There will be 13 million surplus laborers in urban areas (People's Daily)


Global:
What's happened to outsourcing?
Have you noticed that there aren't as many press releases about new outsourcing contracts being signed these days? Some people would argue that this is a sign that outsourcing was a fad that has run its course--I would disagree. The sourcing industry is going through some significant structural adjustments and my expectation is that it will emerge stronger than ever. (ZDNetAsia)

New Zealand:
Unusual marketing step to launch global technology
New Zealand software company takes unusual marketing step to launch global technology Christchurch company, VortexDNA has a mathematical algorithm it claims can improve the relevance of everything from search engine advertising to finding the right job. But that is just the problem – with a technology this big just how can they to get it to the world? Like the algorithm itself, the answer may be deceptively simple: just advertise for a Business Partner to commercialise the technology for you. After trying almost every traditional route to market, VortexDNA is taking the unusual marketing approach of recruiting a Business Partner to manage a global network of independent representatives. (Scoop)


US:
New grads are already gurus at e-commerce
ASU alums have 2 sites and a 3rd on the way
Amy BaldwinJon West and Chad Ledford, high school friends and May grads from Appalachian State University, never wanted to work for anyone but themselves. So the pair, both 22, started a business in January -- while in school -- and by June they'd sold half of it to an interactive marketing company in Atlanta, fetching about $500,000. (Charlotte.com)

Getting The Most From Your Advertising Dollars
You now have that website up and running. You have a great product. You are all set to start taking orders and making those trips to the bank to make deposits! And then you wait, and wait, and wait some more! Unless someone can find your site, you will have a very long wait! That is where the value and benefit of advertising comes in. Advertising is what brings potential customers into your "virtual business door". As a business owner, every dollar you spend is a dollar right out of your pocket. This affects your profit margin and revenues. This can be especially difficult if it comes at a time when you're trying to grow your business. If you're going to succeed, you have to pay close attention to your bottom line and look for creative, innovative ways to cut costs while still getting what you need.
That old saying that it "takes money to make money" has never been truer than when it comes to promoting your business. And when it comes to spending money on advertising, how do you make sure that your advertising is working hard enough, without spending a fortune that consumes all your profits or even worse money that far exceeds your business revenues? Thanks to the Internet, you've got lots of options for finding cost-effective advertising that does what it's supposed to -- bring targeted customers who are hungry for what you're selling, right to your door. But don't forget about cost-effective offline methods as well. Here are a few ideas to help you get started: (Market Day)

Employment screening veteran opens business
Mark Moore, a veteran of the pre-employment screening industry, has opened a business in Winston-Salem called Public Data Works. Located at 203 S. Stratford Road, Public Data Works will offer companies dedicated networks to help prevent identity theft and will conduct interviews of prospective high-level executives on behalf of the company. (Triad.bizjournals)

Employment Fleeting For `Just-In-Time' Workforce
Thirty years ago, "just-in-time delivery" of parts was embraced by U.S. manufacturers as a cost-cutting and efficiency-enhancing business practice. Today, "just-in-time delivery" is as likely to refer to people.  The use of a just-in-time workforce has fractured workers' voices into many parts.  Economists' definitions vary as to what constitutes the just-in-time workforce. They are called, among other labels: part-time, temporary, permatemp, independent, contract, on-call, free agent, free-lance, day labor, contingent and nonstandard. (Courant)

NO DECLINE IN LONG-TERM EMPLOYMENT
For some years it has been reported that employees in the United States experienced widespread, substantial declines in job security or stability over the past several decades. However, new data indicates that there is little empirical evidence to support this claim, says Ann Huff Stevens in a National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper. Using survey data of men from the period 1969-2002, Stevens finds: (Daily Policy Digest)

Deep Release:
Entry Level Employers Plan to Increase Hiring in 2007

Class is Back in Session and It's a Great Time for Job Searching
As the class of 2007 enters the Fall semester, CollegeGrad.com, the #1 entry level job site previews entry level hiring trends for this year's graduating class. And it's going to be a great year for the Class of 2007.

According to a recent survey by CollegeGrad.com, 55% of entry level employers are planning to hire more college grads in 2007 than they hired in 2005. Another 35% of employers are planning to hire at the same level in 2007, many of whom already increased their hiring in 2006. Only 10% of employers expect their hiring to be less in 2007. "This is shaping up to be a great year for college recruiting," said Brian Krueger, President of CollegeGrad.com. "The hiring increase that we're seeing is consistent throughout the nation and across all majors."

Why the increase? Employers are singing the praises of college grads. "The talent we find on college campuses is a terrific way to bring an influx of energy and enthusiasm into our business," said Rachel Koenig, National Manager of Recruiting & Development for ConsolidatedGraphics.

Other employers cite an aging workforce and are anticipating an increase in retirement. The Class of 2007 should expect to see an attractive entry level hiring market in the coming year.

As entry level employers are gearing up for a busy 2007 recruiting year, upcoming college grads should begin their job searching now.

Krueger recommends that college students start their job search early. "Many top employers are already hiring for next year. The earlier you start, the greater the number of opportunities that will be available to you."

College grad hiring saw a 7.8% increase in 2006 over 2005, according to the CollegeGrad.com Top Entry Level Employers Survey. "While 2007 number are yet to be determined," said Krueger, "we're looking forward to another very positive growth year for entry level hiring.

CollegeGrad.com will again be conducting its annual Top Entry Level Employers survey that will further outline 2007 entry level hiring trends. Employers can begin participating now by filling out the survey available at http://www.collegegrad.com/survey/topemployers.

About CollegeGrad.com:

CollegeGrad.com is the #1 Entry Level Job Site on the Internet and is the leader in the field of entry level job search. Established in 1995, CollegeGrad.com has been conducting the Top Entry Level Employers Survey for the past eight years. Brian Krueger is President and Founder of CollegeGrad.com and author of the best-selling book for entry level job search, College Grad Job Hunter.


Deeper Still:
U.S. Labor Department Issues Fifth Annual Report on Child Labor In Trade Beneficiary Countries
Report Required Under the Trade and Development Act

The Labor Department released its fifth annual report on the worst forms of child labor in 137 countries and territories that receive U.S. trade benefits.

"The United States believes that all people can benefit from the opportunities created by free trade and globalization," said James Carter, deputy undersecretary for international labor affairs for the U.S. Department of Labor. "Yet a free market can only operate efficiently when it is supported by protections for workers, including protections from the worst forms of child labor."

The department's Bureau of International Labor Affairs prepared The Department of Labor's 2005 Findings on the Worst Forms of Child Labor under the child labor reporting requirement of the Trade and Development Act of 2000. The act requires trade-beneficiary countries and territories to implement their international commitments to eliminate the worst forms of child labor.

As defined by International Labor Organization Convention 182, the worst forms of child labor include any form of slavery, such as forced or indentured child labor; the trafficking of children and the forced recruitment of children for use in armed conflict; child prostitution and pornography; the use of children for illicit activities in particular the trafficking of drugs; and work that is likely to harm the health, safety or morals of children.

The report presents information on the nature and extent of the problem in each of these 137 countries and territories and the efforts being made by their governments to eliminate the worst forms of child labor.

The bureau's International Child Labor Program collected data from a wide variety of sources, including U.S. embassies and consulates, foreign governments, nongovernmental organizations, and international agencies. In addition, bureau staff conducted field visits to certain countries covered in the report.

The report is available at http://www.dol.gov/ILAB/media/reports/iclp/main.htm . Beginning November 2006, printed copies of the report will be available from the International Child Labor Program, Bureau of International Labor Affairs, U.S. Department of Labor, Room S-5307, 200 Constitution Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20210. Telephone: (202) 693-4843; Fax (202) 693-4830; E-mail: GlobalKids@dol.gov .


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