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...persistent criticism of the administration's plan to revive the economy is that the money goes into the system too slowly. It will take months to get capital for large infrastructure programs from the Treasury to the private enterprises that have to do the work and hire the people. In regions where enough workers are not available to carry out some of the plans, the people may have to relocate to fill the jobs. The soft underbelly of the plan is its logistics...
...most direct ways of improving employment, or improving unemployment, depending on how quickly people are being put out of work, is to give businesses direct financial incentives to hire...
...right in, she beefed up enforcement, and wasn't afraid at all to take on powerful interests. She was an enforcement officer once, and enforcement officers are motivated by bringing big cases, they want to show they can go toe to toe with the biggest law firms companies can hire. She'll bring this feeling back...
...early in warning about rising foreclosures, has become a key policymaker in helping resolve the nation's financial crisis. At her urging, Congress in October upped the limit on FDIC insurance, albeit temporarily, to $250,000 from $100,000. The agency is staffing up too, and plans to hire as many as 125 new staffers over the next few months. (See pictures of the global financial crisis...
...ability to hire street workers with criminal backgrounds will hopefully bring a new and exciting energy to the street worker program. In the 1990s, after Boston suffered a high of 151 murders in a year, an initiative similar to StreetSafe Boston was able to achieve a glorious reduction in crime now referred to as the Boston Miracle. The street workers of this time were often former gang members or criminal offenders who were able to use their street credibility to persuade violent and potentially violent youth to choose a peaceful path...