While the New Orleans area added 3,700 jobs between August and September, it was up 10,900 positions over the year, according to nonseasonally adjusted Louisiana Workforce Commission figures released today. The New Orleans area had 528,600 jobs in September, more than the 524,900 in August and the 517,700 in August 2010. The goods- producing sector was down 200 jobs over August but equal with September 2010, while the service-providing sector was up 3,900 positions over the month and up 10,900 compared with a year ago.
While the New Orleans area lost 2,300 jobs between May and June, it gained 1,900 positions over the year, according to nonseasonally adjusted Louisiana Workforce Commission figures released today. The New Orleans area had 524,800 jobs in June, fewer than the 527,100 in May but more than the 521,900 in June 2010. The goods- producing sector was flat over May but up 1,900 compared with June 2010, while the service-providing sector was down 2,300 positions over the month but up 4,200 compared with a year ago.
EVANSTON, Ill., Dec. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Following several years of significant losses, industrial employment in New Hampshire was little changed over the past year, down 1.1% according to the 2012 New Hampshire Manufacturers Register, an industrial directory published annually by Manufacturers' News, Inc. (MNI) Evanston, IL. MNI reports New Hampshire lost just 975 manufacturing jobs from October 2010 to October 2011. Manufacturers' News reports New Hampshire is now home to 2,613 manufacturers employing 81,859 workers.
A Washington County man will face a criminal charge because a bullet he fired to celebrate the new year struck a neighbor's home, police said. State police said Joseph Rankin, 31, of 406 Washington Ave., West Brownsville, went outside his home just after midnight Sunday and discharged his .40-caliber Glock 22.
ANTHONY MALDONADO of Palisades Park never got to open his Christmas gifts. He was only 9 when he was stabbed to death last weekend - stabbed by a man who should have been sleeping in a halfway house, not in the same New York City apartment where little Anthony was visiting. This has been a difficult winter for children, hasn't it?
LOS ANGELES - The New Year's countdown to the moon has begun. NASA said Wednesday that its twin spacecraft were on course to arrive back-to-back at the moon after a 3 1/2-month journey.
It's back-to-school time. As a teacher I can feel the excitement starting to build. It's time to start watching for the back-to- school sales. Just like the students, I have a list of supplies for my classroom, but I always find extra things I'm convinced I can't live without. Every year, the shopping starts with the purchase of a new large desk calendar. I buy folders in case some of the children don't have one. The ones I buy are purple to indicate they are for my music class. Purple has become my trademark. When students ask: "Why are all your folders purple?" I simply reply, "It's my favorite color!" Extra notebook paper is a must because the students frequently run out of it.
I am a sucker for New Year's resolutions. Being a self- improvement junkie, I just love the whole process of re-evaluation and the infusion of hope and promise involved in fresh goal- setting. As somewhat of a perfectionist, it seems there is always room for improvement!
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