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2021-01-06 16:05:53 GMT2021-01-07 00:05:53(Beijing Time) Xinhua English WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 (Xinhua) -- Private companies in the United States shed 123,000 jobs in December, indicating the disruption to the labor market recovery by recent COVID-19 spikes, payroll data company Automatic Data Processing (ADP) reported Wednesday. The figure, well below the forecast of a 60,000 gain by economists surveyed by Dow Jones, marks the first drop since April, reversing the trend of consecutive growt...

Dec. 29, 2020 7:30 am ET After working remotely for the better part of a year, employees have proven they can do it, and do it despite the difficulties being at home may have presented. Going forward, that means that where people work may have changed permanently, according to chief information officers. “We do not see a return to the traditional five-day-a-week in the office likely happening again,” said Brad Peterson, chief technology and information officer at ...

CIOs’ Favorite Reads of 2020 Works on innovation, Covid-19 top the list A ultraviolet sterilizing machine cleaning library books amid the coronavirus outbreak at a library in Tokyo. Photo: kim kyung-hoon/Reuters By Dec. 24, 2020 7:30 am ET Bookshelves emerged as a breakout video-meeting background accessory in 2020. When technology leaders were asked by CIO Journal for the one or two books that deserved a prominent place in the background o...

Dec. 21, 2020 7:30 am ET This year, many chief information officers gave priority to the mental health and well-being of their employees more than ever before, offering access to psychological resources and sharing personal experiences to strengthen bonds. Social distancing, enforced isolation and the stress of working from home while managing one’s personal life in the midst of a deadly pandemic has taken a toll on mental health. Psychologists say confinement can take a psycholo...

Hal rogers, thank you, a republican from kentucky. well be watching. , thank you, sir. >> thank you. martha: the oldest u.s. senator frank laughtonberg died early this morning. he was serving his fifth term for the state of new jersey, the last world war ii veteran to serve in the senate. rick folbaum joins us now with a lock at his life. >> reporter: he was the son of russian and polish immigrants who came to america early last century to build a better life. the future u.s. senator was born in...

Workers to staff their factories when there is no demand for their goods. the manufacturing sector was credited with many of the new jobs added to the economy this year, so signs of a pull back or likely to be reflected in the government jobs data on friday. we are speaking the economy to have added 100,000 jobs last in and we got a strong signal that could be possible this morning. a survey of private employment from automatic data processing came stronger than expected, showing a gain of 163,0...

Breaks large hail damaging winds and tornadoes including the city of omaha. we will keep a close eye on this today. now stories you can bank on this morning. we begin with what is expected to be a disappointing job data status report. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> so this could be a foreshadowing of what is to come. >> automatic data processing puts out a private jobs report. it is expected to be pretty bad for the month of april. we are expect ago decline of 180,000. thats the le...