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New jobless claims rise unexpectedly to 480,000 as layoffs continue, jobs remain scarce
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of newly laid-off workers filing initial claims for jobless benefits rose unexpectedly last week,...
Under Armour apparel executive Karkus resigns
Sports apparel company Under Armour said in a regulatory filing Wednesday that Suzanne J. Karkus, the company's senior vice president of...
O'Malley calls for job-creation tax credits, foreclosure bill
Gov. Martin O'Malley touted his administration's accomplishments and promoted plans to foster jobs and protect homeownership amid a...
Howard council votes in favor of inflation-tied pay raises
The next crop of Howard County elected officials would get annual inflation-tied pay raises, but no flat salary boosts, according to a...
Veteran presses for bigger tax break on pensions
After 30 years serving with the Navy in World War II, Korea and Vietnam, Edward T. Kreiner Sr. is spending his retirement years fighting for...
Obama tours Highlandtown plant where owner is looking to hire
When Lori Brennan picked up the phone at Chesapeake Machine Co. on Monday night and the person on the line claimed to be calling from the...
Balto. Co. may ask contractors to use federal E-Verify program to keep illegal immigrants off job sites
At the urging of construction unions, Baltimore County Council members are pushing for a new requirement that contractors working for the...
Worker theft: Take steps to keep employees from stealing
It often starts with a trusted employee who a small business owner would never suspect. Invoices might be forged, or checks might be stolen....
More people working from home, Census data show
Who gets to take conference calls in their pajamas? Data from the Census Bureau says Americans working from home are likeliest to be white,...
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