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Class of 2009: Who's working, who isn't The class of 2009 graduated into the worst economy in decades, with unemployment at a 26-year high. Here's how 11 grads are getting by. View photos Quick Vote Who should be the business leader of the decade? Full Article at CNN/Money
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The class of 2009 graduated into the worst economy in decades, with unemployment at a 26-year high. Full Article at CNN
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• 110.7 million: Size of the work force in September 1982 154 million: Size of the work force in October 2009 THE HE-CESSION 10.7 percent: Adult male unemployment rate in October 2009 8.1 percent: Adult female unemployment rate in October 2009 9. Full Article at Battle Creek Enquirer
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November 6, 2009 The number of people officially out of work went over the 10 percent mark in October, as the Labor Department put the unemployment rate at 10.2 percent, the highest in 26 years. Full Article at Consumer Affairs
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November 4, 2009 -- WASHINGTON, DC – In a positive step for Rhode Island's economy, the U.S. Senate today approved legislation championed by Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) to immediately extend unemployment benefits for up to 20 weeks for more than 4,000... Full Article at All American Patriots
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The recession has only made a bad situation worse for younger workers ... If these dramatic trends are not reversed, our nation faces the potential of a generation of youth disconnected from the employment market -- a fate we cannot afford to risk.
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More needs to be done to help young workers find meaningful employment
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The plan Congress is looking for this week is not enough
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I think politicians have a very distinct opportunity to work for peace and justice ... What he chooses to speak out on goes very well with the movement of the center.
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