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Opinion: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy?

If I were a mystery novelist instead of an economist, I'd call it "The Case of the Missing Workers."

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Where are US's missing workers? - Vimarsana News

Where are US's missing workers?

WASHINGTON (TNS) — If I were a mystery novelist instead of an economist, I’d call it “The Case of the Missing Workers.”

Commentary: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy? - Vimarsana News

Commentary: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy?

If I were a mystery novelist instead of an economist, I’d call it “The Case of the Missing Workers.”

Commentary: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy? - Vimarsana News

Commentary: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy?

If I were a mystery novelist instead of an economist, I’d call it “The Case of the Missing Workers.”

Turkiye detains company director as part of inquiry into gold mine landslide that left 9 missing | World News - Vimarsana News

Turkiye detains company director as part of inquiry into gold mine landslide that left 9 missing | World News

Middle East News: Authorities in Turkiye detained on Sunday the director of the company managing a gold mine where a massive landslide in the country's east left nine workers missing. The landslide involved a mound of soil extracted from the mine, becoming a potential environmental disaster. Experts warned the landslide could be an environmental hazard as the soil was laced with dangerous substances, including cyanide, used in gold extraction. Turkiye's Environment Ministry announced Saturday it was cancelling Anagold's environmental permit and license.