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| Attorney General-elect Fox recruiting for DOJ jobs The Missoulian HELENA – Attorney General-elect Tim Fox said Tuesday is recruiting candidates for more than a dozen leadership and support jobs at the state Department of Justice. "I am looking for dedicated folks to work with me at the Department of Justice to do the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is TASER's Rick Smith the Steve Jobs of police technology? Police News During the visit, I was struck with an observation about which I felt compelled to write; specifically, that a strong argument can be made that company co-founder and CEO Rick Smith may very well be the Steve Jobs of law enforcement technology. It's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 1000 positions up for grabs in McCrory's cabinet NBC17.com Bev Perdue took office in 2009, she was permitted to appoint between 350 and 375 allies to state positions. However a new state law (Session Law 2012-142), passed during the recent legislative session, enables the governor to fill 1,000 exempt positions. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| McCaskill-Thune bill becomes law, guarding against European carbon tax on ... Pulaski County Daily News "It never made a bit of sense for European governments to tax our citizens for flying over our own airspace — and with the passage of this law we've got the tools we need to prevent it from happening and protect American jobs." Responding to McCaskill ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health Reform Law and Stimulus Package Drive Growth in Health IT Jobs iHealthBeat Health Reform Law and Stimulus Package Drive Growth in Health IT Jobs. Experts say the Affordable Care Act and the 2009 federal economic stimulus package are fueling a growing demand for health IT workers, Bloomberg Businessweek reports. Expected ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Job-seekers in Wuhan protest government-imposed gynaecological tests South China Morning Post Photo: screenshot from Sina Weibo. A medical student in China's central Hubei province, identified by China's Legal Daily as Xiaochun, was astounded when she was asked about her first menstruation during an interview for a civil service job. What also ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| City council chair: Keep trash pickup, jobs, establish fee Poughkeepsie Journal The City of Poughkeepsie Common Council's Democratic caucus proposed today establishing a local law that would create a sanitation fee for residents' trash removal — similar to a municipal water bill — as an alternative to the mayor's proposals to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| France's Young Researchers Protest 'Precarious' Contracts Science AAAS The researchers, who timed their demonstrations to coincide with a national consultative meeting on education and research policy being held in Paris, say the new law is emptying French labs of young workers and bringing promising research careers to a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cravath and Weil Gotshal Announce Year-End Bonuses; LawCrossing Sees ... DigitalJournal.com (press release) Legal job search site LawCrossing has also found signs of a strong hiring market for laterals. The website has found over 7,000 law firm attorney jobs. Litigation continues to be the most in-demand area with 2155 openings in law firms for litigation ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Upper Crust Ordeal Intensifies Open Media Boston Upper Crust owes $3.4 million to creditors, including $230,000 to their former lawyer, Thomas Reilly. One hundred and twenty thousand dollars would allow the stores to open, allowing 170 workers, including several part-time employees, to get their jobs ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Supreme Court got it right on anti-eavesdropping law The Southern The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided in May the anti-eavesdropping law violates the First Amendment when used to prosecute those who record police officers doing their jobs in public. Under the 50-year-old law, one of the nation's toughest, it ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Meriter: Around 50 Employees to Lose Jobs WMTV The new federal health care law (Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act - PPACA) requires all health systems to think differently about the way health care is provided – from treating the sick and injured to a model that promotes better health and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| ACLU sues over policy barring women from combat Chicago Tribune The civil rights group argued in a legal complaint filed in federal court in Northern California that the military policy barring women from roles primarily focused on combat solely because of their gender was unconstitutional. Hundreds of thousands of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Abbott takes aim at union 'law breaking' Herald Sun Mr Abbott also reiterated a pledge he made on Tuesday to create one million jobs over the next five years and two million jobs over the decade. "Julia Gillard is interested in one job - we have a plan for a million jobs," Mr Abbott said. Mr Abbott also ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Competing immigration reform efforts begin Los Angeles Times Later this week, the House is expected to vote on a bill that would increase the number of visas for technology jobs, while reducing other legal immigration. But these efforts are unlikely to become law and amount to little more than political showboating. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Holder, Malloy give a new look at an old idea on guns The Connecticut Mirror The basics are simple: identify a pool of young men involved in gangs and street violence, then confront them with the threat of sustained police attention and the promise of help to find a trade and a job. It requires no new spending or laws. "Project ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reform immigration for entrepreneurs MarketWatch If Congress is serious about saving this country's innovative edge and creating more jobs, it will have to do better on immigration reform than the most recent effort from Republican leaders in the House. At first glance, the ... "The reality is that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Council ponders new laws from marijuana to pets Wicked Local In anticipation of legal medical marijuana beginning next year, the Woburn City Council took action last week to outline where distributors can – and can't – operate in the city. The council sent to its ordinance committee at its Nov. 20 meeting a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Doctors Who Advise Wall Street Investors Operate In Ethical Grey Zone Huffington Post Once upon a time on Wall Street, the enterprising trader looking for a nugget of inside information about a public company worked the phones, developed sources at law firms and pestered friends and family for tips. According to allegations made ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Students focus firmly on careers as record numbers join TARGETjobs TARGETjobs We went along to 29 freshers fairs, 68 careers fairs and 42 careers fairs dedicated to popular graduate professions such as law, and distributed more than 25 tonnes of TARGETjobs paper publications. More than 65% of finalists and over half of all ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Law Enforcement Week kicks off with police meeting with kids WLNE-TV (ABC6) State troopers and Providence police took some time away from their everyday duties today to kick off law enforcement week. Officers from several agencies are visiting several Head Start type programs like the "Children's Friend Friendship Centers" all ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study: Manufacturers to have problems finding workers in Mass. Enterprise News Massachusetts workers need to recognize that manufacturing provides opportunities for good-paying, stable jobs, particularly for people without bachelor's degrees, Bluestone said. Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray told the group he wants ... The Advanced ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Environmental law jobs blog | SierraActivist By Legal Planet Tseming Yang, distinguished Berkeley Law alum and currently professor of law at Santa Clara University, is offering a great public service for environmental law students and lawyers who may be looking for a job shift. His Environmental Law ... SierraActivist | ||
| Vt. law school cutting jobs, preparing for changes | The Journal Record By Dave Gram Vermont Law School is offering voluntary buyouts to staff members and may do so soon with faculty members as it prepares for what its president and dean says are revolutions about to sweep both the legal profession and higher education. The Journal Record | ||
| Environmental Law and Other Jobs/Opportunities: Position: Principal ... By Tseming Yang Interestingly enough, the Convention on Biological Diversity is searching for the Principal Officer for the Secretariat in Montreal! I haven't looked at the organizational structure recently, but it appears to be the director for the Secretariat. Environmental Law and Other Jobs/Oppo... |
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| Job Level - American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative :: Jobs ... Description. ABA ROLI is a non-profit program that implements legal reform programs in roughly 60 countries around the world. ABA ROLI has nearly 700 ... abanet.devhire.devex.com/jobs/326533 |
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