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Russian services sector grows slightly faster in March, PMI shows - Vimarsana News

Russian services sector grows slightly faster in March, PMI shows

International Business News: MOSCOW: Growth in Russia's services sector picked up pace in March as new orders came in, a survey showed on Wednesday, despite export orders declinin.

Nursing homes in New York must be adequately funded - Vimarsana News

Nursing homes in New York must be adequately funded

Nursing homes provide essential care to approximately 97,000 individuals in New York. It has been reported that a vast majority, nearly 70%, of nursing home residents depend on Medicaid to

Iowa's workforce needs training, opportunities. How new legislation could help. - Vimarsana News

Iowa's workforce needs training, opportunities. How new legislation could help.

As Iowa businesses make labor shortages their top legislative priority, U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson introduces bills aimed at addressing workforce issues.

Source: yahoo.com
Texas A&M Links with Community Colleges to Educate 25,000 Engineers by 2025 - Vimarsana News

Texas A&M Links with Community Colleges to Educate 25,000 Engineers by 2025

University's Engineering Academy—which allows qualifying students to enroll in its College of Engineering, complete two years of core coursework at a community college and earn engineering degrees in College Station—aims to fill gaps in the number and diversity of state practitioners.

Source: enr.com
DOL secretary asks employers to 'change the culture' | News - Vimarsana News

DOL secretary asks employers to 'change the culture' | News

AT a presentation for the Saipan Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, CNMI Department of Labor Secretary Leila Staffler made an impassioned plea to island businesses to “change the culture” of