Daily Blogwatch: What happened the last time we hit 10% unemployment?
Filed under: Company News, Technology, Columns, Economy, Investing, Amazon.com, Inc.
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11-11-2009 @ 12:33PM
Sharon Proellochs said...
Despite the economic forecasts that still show job losses set to climb even higher, there are a few companies that are still experiencing growth. The J. Lodge Corporation, a quality call services company, has sustained profitability since 1999 and accredits its success solely to its unique employee model that consists of disabled business Americans. While other companies are outsourcing their jobs to foreign competitors, J.Lodge is striving to provide part-time careers for individuals who are interested in our company and who qualify for our positions. If anyone is interested please visit: http://www.jlodge.com/careers
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