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Five NI jobs available from research to business development

Posted on October 12, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

Do things need a bit of a shake-up in your working life?

Well one of these five top jobs could be just the ticket.

Project Specialist, Centre for Effective Services

CES, a non-profit, all-island organisation that brings new thinking to complex social problems, is looking for an experienced research and evaluation specialist to join the team.

With a background in anything from social policy and psychology to education and justice, the role will offer a unique change to apply research and analytical skills to real world policy.

Apply here for the Belfast-based job before 5pm on November 2.

Census Team Co-Ordinators, NISRA

The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency is looking for co-ordinators to work across each of NI’s census area’s from February 17 to May 11, 2021, with the latest census planned for March 21.

The 14 recruits will work from home, training, supporting and managing a team of

Store showcasing Mid-Ohio Valley merchandise opens in Grand Central Mall | News, Sports, Jobs

Posted on October 10, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

Chamber employee earns development certification | News, Sports, Jobs

Posted on October 10, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

Detroit Lions cut jobs on business side as team struggles on field

Posted on October 10, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

Detroit Lions don’t seem intent on making a midseason coaching change, so what improvements, if any, can save the 2020 season? (Filmed Oct. 5, 2020)

Detroit Free Press

With no fans allowed at Ford Field for at least another month due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Detroit Lions laid off a portion of their business-side staff this week.

The exact number of job cuts is unknown, and the Lions declined to say what percent of their approximately 300-person non-football work force was impacted by the layoffs.

“Consistent with organizational policy, we will not be issuing comment on internal business matters,” the team said in a statement to the Free Press.

Ford Field, home to the Detroit Lions, is seen before drills at practice, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020, in Detroit. (Photo: Carlos Osorio, AP)

The cuts came during the team’s bye week, and less than seven days after the organization

Covid: Northern leaders say jobs package ‘only a start’

Posted on October 9, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

Political leaders from the North of England have warned the chancellor’s latest Covid rescue package may “not be enough” to save jobs and businesses.

Rishi Sunak earlier announced the state will pay two-thirds of the wages of staff whose employers are legally forced to close over the coming months.

He said he wanted to work with regional chiefs to help them through the winter.

But the mayors of Greater Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield said they still feared widespread “hardship”.

And a group of North-East council leaders are set to oppose any plans to close pubs or other hospitality venues in the worse-affected areas, which could be announced as early as next week.

The government is poised to introduce a new three-tiered framework of restrictions for England after coming under pressure to simplify the patchwork of different restrictions in force across much of the North.

Ahead of

Insider Energy: Exxon’s rough week, mega-mergers ahead, jobs outlook

Posted on October 9, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

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Speaking of surprise appearances at the VP debate Wednesday, fracking made a show — Mike Pence repeatedly said that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris want to ban the technology. Harris said they wouldn’t.

Fracking is a super common method of extracting oil and natural gas in the US, which involves some engineering magic like sideways drilling.

The technology turned America into a fossil-fuel powerhouse, starting around 2009. It also led to a surge in plastics and chemicals.

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Florida locations selected for Duke Energy’s 2020 Site Readiness Program to attract jobs and spur economic development

Posted on October 8, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Oct. 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Three Florida properties have been selected to participate in Duke Energy’s Site Readiness Program. In Florida, the program has led to $165 million in investment and 615 jobs over the last seven years.

The new sites are Tropicana Field Site in Pinellas County, 472 Properties in Volusia County, and Frostproof Business Park Site in Polk County. The Site Readiness Program will prepare these new sites for targeted commercial and industrial development to attract future capital investment. Since 2013, Duke Energy has selected 34 high-quality industrial sites in Florida to participate in the program.

Duke Energy works with site owners, local economic development professionals, and county and city officials to identify each participating property’s current status and develop a strategy for providing water, sewer, natural gas and electricity needed for development.

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SUCCESS INSIDER: Upwork, jobs at Google, Elon Musk’s management style

Posted on October 6, 2020 / by [email protected]_84 /

The coronavirus pandemic will open more career opportunities for freelance work. Here’s how you can build a successful freelancing career, according to the CEO of Upwork, one of largest job platforms for gig workers.

Read more here.

This week, we have details on Elon Musk’s management style, tips for getting hired at Google, innovators in the childcare industry, how to pitch a startup over Zoom, and more.

Elon Musk’s management style is a case study in why micromanagers are a big risk for business — and especially talent retention

Elon Musk’s approach to leadership has made him the third-richest man on earth, with a net worth of $102 billion. But the Tesla CEO has long been criticized for a micromanaging leadership style that creates toxic