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Staffing News Of The Day, December 9, 2011

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December 9, 2011

Big businesses have enough extra cash to create 19 million jobs. [Main Street]

Staff Management | SMX rings in the holiday season for Big Brothers Big Sisters of metropolitan Chicago. [PR Web]

Novus Staffing Solutions received the 2011 Supplier of the Year Award from the Western Pennsylvania Minority Supplier Development Council. [Pittsburgh BusinessTimes]

Senate committee hearing examines hiring barriers for the unemployed. [Washington D.C. Employment Law Update]

Smart-Tek Automated Services, Inc., subsidiary of Smart-Tek Solutions, Inc. is pleased to announce that the addition of new PEO clients and the acquisition of existing staffing clientele should recoup and exceed losses experienced in the third quarter. [Bradenton]

4 reasons tech hiring will explode in 2012. [BostInno]

Macy’s dumps loyal local Santas with real beards for agency Rent-a-Santas. [Daily Mail]

IQTalent Partners has joined the Startup America Partnership. The Partnership is a private organization working to help young companies succeed in order to accelerate job growth in America. The Startup America Partnership convened at The White House yesterday to announce new partner offerings worth hundreds of millions of dollars in committed resources to support and develop startups across the nation. [Market Watch]

League Now Holdings Corp announced that it has signed a letter of intent to acquire Infiniti Systems Group. [Market Watch]

A top official with the National Labor Relations Board announced on Friday that the agency was dropping its politically charged case against Boeing, in which the agency had accused the company of violating federal labor law by opening a new aircraft production plant in South Carolina. [New York Times]

Jeffrey Joerres was announced as deputy chairman of the board of directors of The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago for 2012. [Central Banking]

Staffing News Of The Day, December 9, 2011

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