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Heritage Employment Report: May Jobs Struggle to Appear - Vimarsana News

Heritage Employment Report: May Jobs Struggle to Appear

The May employment report shows that the labor market remains weak.

Temporary workers key to closing gaps in state tourism economy - Vimarsana News

Temporary workers key to closing gaps in state tourism economy

In the Black Hills, tourism is a tentpole of the local economy. While bringing in millions of dollars yearly, ensuring these businesses have the staff to properly function is its own challenge.

Source: sdpb.org
Employers may add 1.1 million jobs for teens this summer, report finds - Vimarsana News

Employers may add 1.1 million jobs for teens this summer, report finds

A hiring slowdown may affect the market for teen jobs this summer. However, teens who want to find work should be able to find positions in some key sectors.

Source: cnbc.com
UK – Job vacancies fall, fewer temps even as total employment rises: Office for National Statistics - Vimarsana News

UK – Job vacancies fall, fewer temps even as total employment rises: Office for National Statistics

UK job vacancies fell by 47,000 in the January to March 2023 three-month timeframe to approximately 1.1 million — the ninth consecutive decline, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Sri Lanka – Government signs memorandum of understanding with staffing firm Pasona Group (Daily News) - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka – Government signs memorandum of understanding with staffing firm Pasona Group (Daily News)

The Sri Lankan government signed a memorandum of understanding with Japan-based staffing firm Pasona Group regarding employment opportunities for Sri Lankan workers in Japan, the Daily News reported.