Researchers demonstrate that, if quantum computers fulfil their promise of ultra-fast computing, the job could be farmed out to “the cloud” while remaining secure.
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Quantum trick for cloud computing
WASHINGTON — The number of people applying for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level in nine months, that latest evidence that the job market is improving. The Labor Department said Thursday that weekly applications dropped by 23,000 to a seasonally adjusted 381,000. That’s the lowest number of applications since late February. Read full article > >
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Unemployment benefit applications fall to 9-month low, latest sign of improving job market
Thousands of Greeks walked off the job on Wednesday to protest a relentless austerity drive by a government that is struggling to avert a default.
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Greek Workers Strike to Protest Austerity Program
The final round of interviews for the job of the next Metropolitan Police commissioner is taking place later.
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Final interviews for chief of Met
The percentage of black men with jobs last month dropped to its lowest point in 40 years. The situation is worse for teens, worse again in the South and worst of all in late May as graduates swell the job market. Read full article > >
The percentage of black men with jobs last month dropped to its lowest point in 40 years. The situation is worse for teens, worse again in the South and worst of all in late May as graduates swell the job market. Read full article > >
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Help needed: The employment crisis for black men
Rahm Emanuel will be sworn in on Monday, ending the run of the Daleys, who held the job for much of the last half-century.
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News Analysis: Chicago Braces for the Unknown and a New Mayor
Employers added 244,000 jobs in April, all the net gain coming from the private sector. As more people returned to the job hunt, the unemployment rate rose to 9.0 percent.
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Strong Job Report Shows U.S. Economy Gaining Steam
Yet another air traffic controller has been caught sleeping on the job, the Federal Aviation Administration said on Saturday, the fifth such case to be revealed since late March. The controller was napping at a high-traffic regional hub, officials…
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Air Traffic Controller Caught Asleep
The Federal Aviation Administration has suspended another air traffic controller allegedly caught sleeping on the job and is taking immediate steps to end the scheduling system responsible for putting sleepy controllers behind the microphone.
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Another air traffic controller falls asleep, FAA says
Nurses should have annual physical and psychological testing to ensure they are up to the demands of the job, nurses say.
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Nurses ‘need yearly health check’
Ousted after just 95 days on the job as chancellor of New York City public schools, former Hearst Magazines boss Cathie Black has opened up about her brief stint in the realm of education. Addressing whether heading America’s largest public school…
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Cathie Black: ‘I’m a Warrior’
The Federal Aviation Administration is moving to fire an air traffic controller who it says decided to nap on the job while working the midnight shift in the radar room at a Tennessee airport in February.
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FAA moves to fire Knoxville controller it says was napping
The air traffic supervisor who apparently fell asleep on the job at Reagan National Airport early Wednesday first claimed he had gone silent because his microphone broke, according to an audio tape of his radio transmissions.
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Airport controller referenced ‘stuck mike,’ was apparently snoozing
Unemployment benefit applications fall to 9-month low, latest sign of improving job market
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