For the long-term unemployed

[Anonymous]

"For the long-term unemployed, the key to finding a new job is to keep skills sharp"

"According to ACS’s 2010 ChemCensus employment survey, 3.8% of the society’s members are unemployed, which is one of the highest rates of unemployment since ACS began tracking member employment in 1972.."


http://pubs.acs.org/cen/employment/89/8916employment.html

 

[Anonymous]

Of course. That is true for every profession. By the way 40-50% of ALL new advanced degree holders are unemployed.

That is something we haven't seen for decades.

 

[Anonymous]

Gus has been employed for a very long time.

Look at Lilly hard enough and you will find it all: scheming managers, murder victims, suicides, murderers, fraudsters, whistleblowers. It can be all yours, with a 6% dividend.

 

[Anonymous]

"For the long-term unemployed, the key to finding a new job is to keep skills sharp"

"According to ACS’s 2010 ChemCensus employment survey, 3.8% of the society’s members are unemployed, which is one of the highest rates of unemployment since ACS began tracking member employment in 1972.."


http://pubs.acs.org/cen/employment/89/8916employment.html

Is that you, Mahony? Don't you have another pharma company to job-hop to? Loyalty is your strong suit, Sue.

 

[Anonymous]

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