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...tempting to turn to protectionism. But however well meaning, the failure of efforts to keep jobs in developed countries is already on display. The poster child of government attempts to protect jobs is Continental Europe, where companies are reluctant to hire new workers because they must pay costly employee benefits and because it can be difficult to fire workers who are later unneeded. Those restrictions are designed to help workers, but have instead in the long term led to unemployment rates in most of Europe that are twice as high as those in the U.S. Engaging in protectionism in response...
...Friend. He has a word-perfect memory of the audition: "The producer, who was 93, said, 'There are people here who can sing and dance better than you. But nobody has as much fun on stage. I can't resist you. You're contagious. I am going to hire you because I have so much fun watching...
...TIME: Facebook is looking to hire a stock administrator, isn't that a signal you're preparing...
...that harsh environment, the militant Chongyron organization founded in 1955 proved an effective answer to the need of the zainichi to band together to protect themselves and their identity. Kim offers an example from his own life: As a Korean college graduate in 1961, no Japanese company would hire him, so he went to work for Chongyron...
...long ago that the candidate who appeared to have laid out a straightforward path for himself to reach the 2008 Republican nomination was John McCain. With the Republican establishment climbing aboard the Straight Talk Express, his campaign budgeted for a $100 million race, in which it would hire all the party's top talent and contend vigorously across...