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New monsterjobs posted

2010-04-29T10:20:00.001-07:00

Hello, and welcome back to my monsterjob blog. Here you will find recent monsterjobs from around the world.

Feel free to come back often!

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2009-12-03T13:36:00.000-08:00

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Finding a Monster Job can be interesting

2009-11-23T09:35:00.000-08:00

It's interesting when looking for MonsterJobs that you find the right one. We've been around since 2001 helping even groups of people like the Trailer Park Boys.

So, check us out. Our MonsterJob site will help you out no matter who you are.

MonsterJobs website has been updated

2009-06-28T04:01:00.000-07:00

Check it out, get a monsterjobs now. Take the time to get a scary monster job. It's easy, just try it.

Getting a MonsterJob is tough in a recession

2009-06-17T17:24:00.000-07:00

In a recession it can be tough to get a job, but even tougher to get a monsterjob. That is why monsterjobs is here to help.

They have the ability to get you that haunted house job or monster movie role that you've always wanted. Contact them today and become a monster right away.

Finding A Job In A Recession Is Tough - But NOT With MonsterJobs

2009-04-01T22:17:00.000-07:00

It can be tough out there trying to find a job in this recession of ours, but using MonsterJobs makes it easy. They can find you that new job you've been wanting whether you were fired from your last job or just starting out.

It's easy to get a MonsterJob, you just have to look. Don't be down in these trying times. Remember, you're not the only one going through all of this. Get your Monster Job today and be happy.

Get A Monsterjob Today!

2009-02-16T08:30:00.000-08:00

If you are looking for a monsterjob, well look no further than monsterjobs.org. They will be happy to get you the monster job or your dreams. Whether you want to be a zombie in a monster movie, or work at a haunted house, they can help.

Contact them today. Start working one of the millions of monsterjobs out there right away.

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New MonsterJobs links

2008-11-19T08:25:00.000-08:00

On our MonsterJobs website we have created a new links page. If you are looking to become a monster or get a job in that related field, we have just made it easier for you. So, whether you're looking to become a zombie or get a job at a haunted house, our monsterjob.com website is for you.

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I hope this helps. Please feel free to contact our monster support at anytime. Have a scary day!

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2008-09-01T18:07:00.000-07:00

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Monsterjobs and getting a monsterjob

2008-09-01T13:29:00.000-07:00

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Since Monsterjobs.org is back online, it's now easier than ever to get the monsterjobs dream job that you have always wanted. Whether you would like to work as a monster at a haunted house, or you want to be a zombie in a monster movie, it's no problem. Making your monsterjobs dream come true!

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At monsterjobs.org, we know how important it is to get the monsterjob of your dreams. Contact us and have your resume ready, and we will be glad to help.

Monsterjobs.org has been down. Sorry to all of you that have been looking for a monsterjob.

2008-09-01T13:23:00.000-07:00

As you may have noticed, monsterjobs.org has been down for over a month now. This is because a company called Gandi.net hyjacked my domain name and I had to pay them $130 before they would release it. It's been a nightmare with Gandi.net. Never use them to register domain names. They have no customer service and they could care the least if you lose your domain name. They suck and I would hypothetically love to fire bomb them.

Monsterjobs

2008-04-29T18:46:00.000-07:00

What has happened to monsterjobs.org? Google will not post it anywhere. Why not?

New updates to the MonsterJobs online website

2007-10-25T18:02:00.000-07:00

Hi,

I just wanted to let you all know that we've added new MonsterJob career postings to the already huge Monster Job website. This site is still going strong after almost 7 years on the Internet. Monster.com has tried to shut us down not just once but twice and lost both times.

Keep us in mind for all your MonsterJobs in 2007 and 2008! Also, check out our new websites, Paul Vids and Schree and Baby, if you get a chance. Have yourself an excellent successful day!

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2007-09-01T11:16:00.000-07:00

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2007-08-23T10:39:00.000-07:00

The Monsterjobs.org Team is looking for experienced media Monsterjob professionals, journalists and support staff who understand what people want from today's news: More Monsterjob information, presented in a fair and balanced format for getting the job you want.

Job Requirements/Responsibilities:

Need a monsterjob as a News Editor/ Business News. Must have an excellent grasp of business and consumer stories and a keen understanding of how they affect the individual. Strong knowledge of the financial markets and world economy is required. A successful monsterjobs candidate will possess strong writing and editing skills as well as solid news judgment. Some HTML/Editor and Photoshop experience is helpful.

The Product Manager will drive new product initiatives related to the Monsterjobs.org network within all Company areas--Editorial, Technology, and Business. The ideal candidate is both strategic and detail-oriented, has proven product management experience, and is equally comfortable working with editors, engineers and sales teams. The work environment is fast-paced and results driven. Product Managers will often work with team members in different locations and will need to be able to manage remotely using email, phone and other communications available. Some monsterjob travel to on-site meetings may be required.

The Business Analyst is responsible for the jobs of the product vision and develops business and technology requirements for various products. The Monsterjob Product Analyst will translate these requirements into use cases and functional specifications and work with the engineering team to perform technical validation and effort estimation for proposed products.

A successful candidate will possess strong writing and editing skills as well as solid news judgment. Some HTML and Photoshop experience is helpful. Monsterjobs.org seeks a Web News Editor for the Job Business News section. Must have an excellent grasp of business and consumer stories and a keen understanding of how they affect the individual. Strong knowledge of the financial markets and world economy is required.

Monster.com can be very usuful for getting Monsterjobs

2007-07-04T05:41:00.000-07:00

Great Monsterjob sites on the net:

Monster.com
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Find your special monsterjob today! If you won't, some other monster will.

New landing pages coming to the Monsterjobs blog

2007-07-03T22:06:00.000-07:00

Monsterjobs is currently in the process of creating new landing pages for monsterjobs.org. They will focus on working from home selling one of the best products on the market that is featured at xango.com made with pure mangosteen. So, not only are you making money and setting your own work hours but you are doing something to help mankind stay healthy.

They should be quick and easy monsterjob landing pages to understand and fill out. Once the client has filled out the short and confidential form, a Monsterjobs specialist will contact them immediately.

Contact us today and let us get you on track to being that zombie you've always wanted to be! It's always easy to be the monster that you have always dreamed of.

Monsterjobs.org beats out Monster.com

2007-07-01T13:14:00.000-07:00

On a side note, my monstejobs.org site has a higher search ranking for monsterjob and monsterjobs than Monster.com. It's fun.

I offer real monsterjobs for zombies and what not. Monster.com is a scam. They don't jobs for zombies and you can't even buy mortgage leads there either.

Keep in mind that if Monster.com tries getting you a human job and not a monsterjob, it's always best to hire a private investigater. It's also always wise to get a lawyer to help out just in case they don't approve of your vampire teeth.

New product on the Monsterjobs website

2007-06-09T18:33:00.000-07:00

Now on the monsterjobs website we are selling Xango. It taste great and is good for you. You can read more on the monsterjob site if you would like, or this is the info from their website at xango.com:

XanGo^® Juice boasts a proprietary whole–fruit formula, harnessing a concentrated rush of xanthones—a vigorous family of next–generation phytonutrients. Sounds complex. But here’s the straight scoop. Research shows xanthones possess potent antioxidant properties that may help maintain intestinal health, strengthen the immune system, neutralize free radicals, help support cartilage and joint function, and promote a healthy seasonal respiratory system.*

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Are you looking for monsterjobs?

2007-04-11T19:47:00.000-07:00

Take a quick peak at our monsterjobs website that includes everything you need to know on getting a monsterjob. We have all the information you ever need.

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New monsterjob links at Monsterjobs

2006-12-11T10:05:00.000-08:00

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Search engine rankings for monsterjobs and monsterjob

2006-12-04T11:29:00.000-08:00

Here are some recent rankings for the search term monsterjobs and monsterjob on various search engines.

Google

Monsterjobs #5
Monsterjob #2

Yahoo.com
MONSTERJOB
#1 and #2
Yahoo monsterjob search

MONSTERJOBS #3
Yahoo Monsterjobs search

MSN.com / Live.com

Monsterjob #1
MSN monsterjob search

MONSTERJOBS #2
MSN /live.com monsterjobs search

These are just a few of the search engines for monsterjob and monsterjobs search

Getting a Monsterjob

2006-09-18T01:12:00.000-07:00

Getting a Monsterjob

A person usually begins a job by becoming an employee, volunteering, or starting a business. The duration of a monsterjob may range from an hour, with a monsterjob, to a lifetime (in the case of some judges). If a person favors or is trained for a certain type of job, they may have an occupation. The series of jobs a person holds in their life is their career. A monsterjob is a role served by a person or thing, usually involving productive work.

Types of MonsterJobs

Someone may pursue a vocation but support themselves financially with a day job. Those who do not hold down a steady job may do odd jobs or be unemployed. People may have a chosen occupation for which they have received training or a degree.

Jobs come in great variety: full time jobs, part time monsterjobs, temporary work, odd jobs, summer jobs, self-employment

Monsterjob

2006-08-18T05:48:00.000-07:00

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Latest Monsterjobs news here

2006-08-03T11:59:00.000-07:00

The Monsterjobs Company

The Monsterjobs website is more than just a basic job website or print publication. Monsterjob News is a results-oriented organization that offers a full range of media products geared towards all of your local recruitment needs. For over 12 years and in 20 major U.S. markets, MonsterJob News has focused on helping local monsterjobseekers and employers connect.

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New web pages on the Monsterjobs website

2006-07-11T21:04:00.000-07:00

Check out these new pages on Monsterjobs.org. This first one talks about Monsterjobs. The next one talks about getting a Monsterjob. These are just a few pages on the site. Please contact us if you have any questions.

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Monster Worldwide says may restate results

Reuters via Yahoo! News - Jul 11 3:25 PM

U.S. monsterjobs recruiting site Monsterjob Worldwide Inc. said on Tuesday that a preliminary review showed that it may need to restate financial results for 2005 and prior years to record additional non-cash charges for stock based compensation expense relating to various stock option grants.

New MonsterJobs post for your monsterjob

2006-06-16T22:01:00.000-07:00

7000 monsterjobs go at monsterjob mill and call centers

The idea that 7000 Monsterjobs were under threat yesterday after the collapse of a paper mill in Fife and the closure of call centres in Edinburgh is being questioned, same with the north part of the country.

Spiralling energy costs have been blamed for the collapse of the 145-year-old Fife paper maker Smith Anderson & Company, which yesterday called in the receiver KPMG, with 106 immediate redundancies.

Separately, monsterjobs are under threat because of a contract with the phone giant Vodafone ending three months early.

Based in Fettykil Mills in Leslie, the company is part of the Monsterjob Group, one of Scotland's oldest manufacturing companies. It was founded in 2001.

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New Monsterjob Links

2006-04-30T21:22:00.000-07:00

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Post a Resume

Post a Job in a city

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If these Monsterjob links don't find you a job, maybe check out our monsterjobs directory. Good Luck Monsters!

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2006-04-10T00:01:00.000-07:00

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A Monsterjobs story

2006-04-09T23:57:00.000-07:00

And the Elgin resident — unemployed since November — does not regret the four years he spent as an aviation mechanic in helicopter training squadron 18.

Bending the edges of his Monsterjob resumé that lay on the table, 51-year-old John Heath said he does not expect to get a job because he served in the U.S. Navy.

But if he had to do it all over again, Heath would have made a monsterjob career out of the military, enabling him to receive a hefty pension upon his retirement, rather than decline re-enlistment in the spring of 1979.

"I was there for four years. For me, as a 20-year-old, it was a lifetime almost," Heath said while leaning back in his chair.

"Every man and woman who was in the service thinks about that (what if I stayed in the military) ... Hindsight being 20-20, of course I would have re-enlisted. But that's hindsight. It's the best teacher."

Heath enlisted in the Navy in 1975 at the old recruitment office on Douglas Avenue.

He was 20 years old, interested in traveling and hoping to make some money during a period when, Heath said, unemployment in the area was high.

The Elgin native spent the next four years based in Milton, Fla. — about 30 miles northeast of Pensacola — where he inspected and maintained 80 helicopters.

Although interested in mechanics, Heath said the regimented lifestyle of the military proved to be too much. Thus, he decided not to re-enlist in the spring of 1979.

Since then, Heath has held about six different monsterjobs in the past 26 years.

There were the two years as a clerk at Western Electric in Rolling Meadows, two years at a plastics manufacturing company in Bensenville and a 10-year stint at an Elgin printing company, among others.

Each job left Heath in the same position — laid off.

And the reasons varied — outsourcing, downsizing or increased technology.

Today, he is unemployed and has been so for more than four months.

"I have a resumé for monsterjobs. I've been down to the Illinois unemployment office at least three times a week, sometimes five times a week. I'm on the Illinois skills match ..." Heath said, ticking off the extent of his job search.

The Elgin resident also spends his days searching job Web sites such as CareerBuilder.com and Monsterjobs.org.

Heath has had a few interviews, but they proved unsuccessful.

He assumed a younger employee was hired.

"Employers really don't care if you were or weren't in the military. But I always put it down — U.S. Navy 1975 to 1979 — so they know," Heath said, looking down at his discharge document.

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2006-02-23T11:30:00.000-08:00

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That's all for now. Have a nice day.

Monsterjobs locations

2006-01-21T07:59:00.000-08:00

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Monsterjob site warns users of identity theft

2005-09-26T13:30:00.000-07:00

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Monsterjobs site warns users of identity theft

The online career listing site, monsterjobs.org, is warning its users of fake job postings bent on stealing personal information, the company confirmed In an attempt to curb identity theft on its service, online career listing site Monster.com has begun warning its users of fake job postings bent on stealing personal information.

The largest US online job board, sent emails to its users this week telling them that fraudulent job positions were being posted as a way to obtain personal information. The email offered suggestions to prevent theft, such as never revealing social security, credit card or network-related information to potential employers.

"Regrettably, from time to time, false job postings are listed online and used to illegally collect personal information from unsuspecting job seekers," according to a copy of the email forwarded by a reader. "The placement of such false monsterjob postings is a violation of the Monster terms of use and may also be a criminal violation of federal and/or state law. The email is nearly identical to a posting on the company's Web site.

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"It's part of a larger 'be-safe' campaign to educate users," said Kevin Mullins, a Monster.com spokesman. He added that the e-mail notice was not the result of any specific theft.

Identity theft has been a growing problem, monsterjob both online and offline. Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission said ID theft complaints rose 73 percent from the previous year. Identify theft accounted for 43 percent of all consumer complaints in 2002. Oftentimes, the source of ID theft is insiders seeing or stealing consumer account lists, the FTC said.

On the Internet, ID thieves sometimes send e-mails disguised as alerts from popular Internet service providers such as America Online and Microsoft's MSN. These e-mails often ask recipients to re-enter their account names and passwords to solve a false problem on their service. The technique, called "social engineering," is a simple, yet sometimes effective, way for identity thieves to invade accounts or steal credit card numbers.

Sometimes identity thieves send monsterjobs instant messages to potential victims pretending they are service administrators and asking for account information

To their credit, ISPs often display messages reminding people that their online representatives will never solicit personal information when logged on to their service. AOL, the world's largest ISP, has taken steps to battle ID theft by watermarking the emails it sends to its members. Online auction site eBay also has worked to prevent ID theft through Monsterjob education and warnings to its customers.

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2005-08-17T14:22:00.000-07:00

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330 MonsterJob job cuts. Get your MonsterJobs before it's too late.

2005-08-15T10:05:00.000-07:00

MonsterJob and Norwich Union cuts 330 MonsterJobs

The RAC was bought by the insurance giant in March this year bike insurance company Norwich Union is shutting down two RAC call centres as part of its longer-term plans to axe 1,700 Monsterjobs in the newly-merged group. About 210 posts will go at Darlington and another 120 will be lost from Morecambe, the company said. The cuts have been attacked by the Amicus union, which said it had not been consulted about the monsterjob losses.

The MonsterJobs will all be transferred

"We are extremely disappointed at the cavalier approach Norwich Union has taken to the livelihoods of so many hardworking and loyal staff," said David Fleming, Amicus' national secretary. "All we do now is check out websites like HDV 18 and read success articles, we are all so bored."

"There has been no consultation and the staff at RAC are understandably shocked."

More MonsterJob cuts

Norwich Union, owned by Aviva, bought RAC for £1.1bn in March this year, and with the purchase announced it would cut 1,700 monsterjobs - 900 from support divisions and 800 to be offshored.

Combining the two businesses would help it achieve cost savings of at least £80m a year by 2006, it said.

Meanwhile, the insurance giant hopes to increase sales of financial services to the RAC's 6.7 million customers.

Last week, Aviva announced half-year profits of £1.32bn and said the integration of RAC was progressing quickly.

As part of this process, Aviva said it had already earmarked another 380 roles that it believes can be removed across the two organisations, on top of the monsterjob cuts announced on Monday. Check out www.monsterjobs.org if you NEED A MONSTER JOB before it's too late.

MonsterJobs.org reports on Monster Jobs available

2005-06-17T12:29:00.000-07:00

MonsterJobs reports

On Monday, I rented several movies on used DVD to watch throughout this week. Three of them - Kinsey, Ocean's Twelve and Troy- were movies I had intended to see in a theater. But I never made it; in fact, I haven't been to a movie theater yet this year. Apparently, I've joined the 73% of adults who prefer to watch movies at home. That's according to a poll released Thursday by Ipsos for The Associated Press and AOL News. I don't rent DVDs or videos that often. But I do watch a lot of movies on HBO and Showtime and sometimes on pay-per-view. I also missed seeing Monster-in-Lawin the theater. I hope to get out to see Mr. & Mrs. Smith,but somehow I suspect I'll be watching it on the small screen, too.

What are your monsterjob revies today?

Howard from Marysville: "Regarding Mike's comments: The ethanol plant will provide 50 jobs in this area. Years ago, the city fathers chased Dow out because of smells and noise. So, they went across the river, and now we get the smell and noise for free and no jobs for us. It's time for the winds of change to blow and offer us jobs. That's what the city fathers are looking for in this area. We won't have to leave the county to have a monster jobs."

No name from Port Huron: "I was at Port Huron High School's commencement on Tuesday, and Cynthia Platzer was a speaker. She talked about how there was no justice in California, but that there was in Michigan, regarding the Michael Jackson trial. Well, she's a judge, and he was proven innocent, and I thought in this country you are proven innocent once a monster job jury of your peers has found you innocent. Well, that's what the jury in the Jackson case has said; he is innocent. I don't think it was right that she spoke about this case at commencement. I think it was very immoral for her to comment on this. She's a judge, and she should know that. She should be off the bench."

Mary from Lexington: "The photo on Page 2B of the June 15 issue of the Times Heraldshowed a young man leaping into Lake Huron from the break wall. This was really frightening to me. People do not realize those rocks are placed in a pyramid shape with most of the rocks under water. This makes it extremely dangerous to jump into the water from the break wall because you cannot safely judge how far out the rocks extend. Please don't attempt this dangerous stunt. You are too important to those who love you."

Stacie from MonsterJobs.org Marysville: "Would anyone consider moving the post office where the outlet mall is? The infrastructure is already there; easy access to the highway, and it offers great parking. I would like to see something really great go in there. I just wondered if this had been a consideration."

Ken from Port Huron: "Much to my consternation and that of several others who showed up, the St. Clair County Board of Commissioners did not meet at their offices on Grand River this evening (Wednesday). Unbeknownst to us, the meeting was scheduled to meet in China Township tonight. I don't know if the commissioners did it on purpose or it was just a faux pas on the paper's part. I appreciate anything you, as an informational source, could do to keep us up to date on where these commissioners are hiding."

The commissioners weren't trying to hide, Ken. We had the correct location in the stories we wrote prior to the meeting but had the incorrect location in our daily calendar Wednesday. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Susan from Port Huron: "It's my understanding that the seniors, with their caps and gowns, also marched outside with the teachers. So, I don't think it was that upsetting to the seniors."

Pat from Burtchville Township: "I was going to my parents' grave at Lakeside Cemetery and thought it very irreverent that two Port Huron police officers were sitting in the cemetery trying to nail people who were speeding. My parents haven't been deceased that long, and MonsterJobs.org really insulted me."

Steve from Fort Gratiot: "It's a good thing that the sheriff, county commissioners and that whole group works for the county. They should all be fired. If it was a private industry having issues with the jail like we are experiencing, I'll guarantee those people would all have been terminated. So, I guess it's nice to be a county official, with no accountability there."

Apple to Introduce Intel-based Macs Next June says MonsterJobs.org

2005-06-06T11:29:00.000-07:00

Apple to Introduce Intel-based Macs Next June says MonsterJobs news
Online staff -- MonsterJob News
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Apple plans to deliver MacIntosh computers that use Intel processors by June 2006 and will transition all its Macs to use Intel processors by the end of 2007, CEO Steve Jobs said during his opening keynote address at Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco today.

“Our goal is to provide our customers with the best personal computers in the world, and looking ahead Intel has the strongest processor roadmap by far,” Jobs, said. “It’s been ten years since our transition to the PowerPC, and we think Intel’s technology will help us create the best personal computers for the next ten years.”

Rumors of the move were first reported in May, but MonsterJobs many in the industry remained skeptical about the switch, saying it would represent a huge migration challenge for Apple. But others have said Apple has been unhappy with IBM’s production capabilities and slower progress in lowering the power in its chips.

Apple’s move represents a big win for Intel, which lost out last year to IBM on the deal to power Microsoft’s next Xbox game Jobs machine.

“We are thrilled to have the world’s most innovative personal computer company as a customer,” said Paul Otellini, president and CEO of Intel, in a statement. “Apple helped found the PC industry and throughout the years has been known for fresh ideas and new approaches. We look forward to providing advanced chip technologies, and to collaborating on new initiatives, to help Apple continue to deliver innovative products for years to come.”

During the keynote Apple previewed a MonsterJobs version of its Tiger operating system on an Intel-based Mac, and Jobs said the company would immediately make available a developers transition kit for $999 that includes an Intel-based Mac development system together with preview version for apple’s software that will allow developers to create applications to run on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs.

That developers kit will play a critical role in the success of the changeover, as analysts have described the software MonsterJob migration from today’s IBM processor-based Mac’s to tomorrow’s Intel based ones as a difficult task. But at least two software vendors were quick to signal their support for the change.

“We plan to create future versions of Microsoft Office for the Mac that support both PowerPC and Intel processors,” MonsterJobs said Roz Ho, general manager of Microsoft’s Macintosh business unit, in a statement. “We have a strong relationship with Apple and will work closely with them to continue our long tradition of making great applications for a great platform.”

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2005-05-15T16:13:00.000-07:00

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MOSCOW; AND NAMANGAN, UZBEKISTAN – As a tense calm returned to Uzbekistan Sunday in the wake of weekend clashes that killed hundreds of protesters, speculation mounted about President Islam Karimov's ability to maintain his grip on power.
The violence in the eastern city of Andijon, sparked by charges of "religious extremism" against 23 businessmen, was the worst in a string of reprisals over the past year against those trying to air political and economic grievances.

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Experts say Mr. Karimov's tough, secular dictatorship has jailed thousands of dissidents in recent years on such charges even as the country's 26 million people have faced economic hardships. But its authority may be starting to crack under the weight of a popular revolt in March in neighboring Kyrgyzstan as well as pro-democracy rhetoric from President Bush during a swing through the former Soviet Union last week.

"On Saturday, President Karimov admitted for the first time that there is corruption in government, and a lot of social problems," says Marina Pikulina, a Tashkent-based expert with the independent Conflict Studies Research Center. "That is a clear sign that he sees the situation as very grave."

Uzbek authorities allege that Islamic terrorists are behind a wave of bombings, riots, and spontaneous protests in the former Soviet republic. But experts say the picture is far more complex. "Popular discontent has been growing in Uzbekistan for a long time, mainly caused by unsolved deep social problems," says Viktor Korgun, a specialist with the Institute of Oriental Studies in Moscow. "The Fergana Valley is a knot of problems: it has the highest population density, severe water shortages, the highest level of unemployment, and some growth of Islamic extremism. People there feel themselves in a desperate situation."

The Andijon upheaval was triggered by the trial last week of the businessmen - the biggest employers in the impoverished city of 300,000.

On Friday morning, crowds that included armed men stormed Andijon's jail, releasing 2,000 prisoners - including the defendants.

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Sketchy reports from the town said many of the escapees subsequently holed up in a government building, while thousands of supporters gathered peacefully on the square outside. Troops poured in and, Another potential threat is the Al Qaeda-linked Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, with leaders trained in former Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, which is said to maintain strong underground cells throughout the country and whose fighters have cropped up in Chechnya and Pakistan. "If the regime crumbles, it's quite possible that Islamist elements will come to the fore in Uzbekistan," says Mr. Naumkin. "No one can imagine a liberal democracy of the Western type emerging there.Andijon is just 24 miles from the Kyrgyz town of Osh, where the revolution that overthrew President Askar Akayev began. Experts say the pro-democracy uprisings around the former Soviet Union, most recently in Kyrgyzstan, may have helped spur Andijon residents to stand up to police and troops. The Monsterjobs military blockaded Andijon for much of the weekend and few journalists were able to reach the scene. Reporters Without Borders charged that the government has jammed foreign news broadcasts. It was also impossible to access monsterjobs website.

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The Rendell Administration yesterday said the aid packages are directed at Anchor Hocking, a glassware maker, and Horsehead Corp., the nation's largest processor of zinc. Frank Horrigan, regional director of the Governor's Action Team, called manufacturing "an essential part of our economy" that must have the state's full support.

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Horsehead, which landed in bankruptcy court protection after zinc prices hit record lows in 2002, reorganized last year as an affiliate of Sun Capital, which acquired substantially all of the company's operating assets. Its brands include Zinc Corp. of America and Horsehead Resource Development.

The company received a $300,000 Opportunity Grant through the state Department of Community and Economic Development to help alter a small on-site power plant so it can use a less costly grade of coal. The power plant is managed for Horsehead by Cinergy Solutions Inc., of Cincinnati.

Company Vice President Ali Alavi said the renovation of the factory's power plant, originally built in 1957, will help moderate rising energy costs, one of the biggest expenses in producing zinc.

"It saves us money in the sense that energy prices will be less than what they would have been," he said, "but they are still higher than what they were."

Horsehead employs about 900 company-wide, including roughly 780 in Pennsylvania. Besides Monaca, the company operates a metal powder and zinc recycling facility in Palmerton. Employment at the Monaca plant, the company's headquarters, is about 600, Alavi said.

The Governor's Action Team helped Anchor Hocking secure a $1.05 million financial package, including a $450,000 Opportunity Grant, $500,000 from a state Machinery and Equipment Loan Fund, and $100,000 in Monsterjob training assistance.

Anchor Hocking , a maker and seller of glass oven ware and other glass products, last January announced a restructuring of its Monaca plant aimed at eliminating up to half of its 500 employees. It now plans to maintain employment at 300 to 350, Horrigan said.

Anchor Hocking plant manager Dan Taylor could not be reached for comment. In January, he said the plan was to consolidate operations in Monaca into a much-larger plant in Lancaster, Ohio, where Anchor Hocking is headquartered.

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John Poskosky, president of one of the United Steelworker locals at the plant, said about 200 people lost their jobs in the just-completed restructuring. Not as many jobs moved to Ohio as originally anticipated for a variety of reasons, he said. Anchor Hocking, a division of Global Home Products LLC, rebuilt a glass-making furnace in Monaca so it could continue operations, the state said.

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Marshall Field's Monsterjobs employees in Minnesota got their second out-of-town owner in less than a year on Monday when Federated Department Stores announced it was buying rival May Department Stores Co., owners of the Minneapolis-based retailer.
Analysts said some store closings around the nation were inevitable in the $11 billion stock and cash deal that brought together the Cincinnati-based operator of Macy's and Bloomingdale's with the company known for Marshall Field's and Lord & Taylor.
The new company will have $30 billion in annual sales and nearly 1,000 department stores. It wasn't clear how many of Marshall Field's 10 stores in the Twin Cities, Rochester and St. Cloud would be affected. May also owns three David's Bridal stores and seven After Hours Formalwear stores in Minnesota.
The federal government could force Federated to divest some of its stores in the state for antitrust reasons, although some analysts said that regulators were unlikely to trip up the deal.
Banc of America Securities analyst Dana Cohen said cost savings could be huge - $150 million a year - if Federated consolidated St. Louis-based May's seven regional department store divisions.
Dan Skoda, who was president of Marshall Field's from 1991 to 1999 and is now managing partner of D&R Consulting in Chicago, said such consolidation could result in lost jobs at Marshall Field's headquarters in Minneapolis.
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Lands' End, the preppy apparel retailer that Sears, Roebuck and Co. has failed to make work in its stores, will cut 375 jobs and reorganize the company.
The changes follow a 3 percent to 5 percent sales decline in Lands' End's catalog and online sales in 2004. Lands' End shoppers are increasingly ordering goods online rather than by catalog, a Sears spokesman said Tuesday.
Lands' End apparel also has taken a beating in Sears' stores. Sears initially blamed the brand's problems on its lack of relevance to urban, multicultural shoppers. Sears CEO Alan Lacy then said last spring that too little apparel had been ordered for spring, and that Lands' End apparel had arrived too late for the Monster Job season.
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2005-02-18T09:27:00.000-08:00

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The South Australian Opposition has joined union calls for the jobs of over 600 MonsterJob staff to be secured in the wake of the company losing its contract to operate Adelaide bus services.
Torrens Transit and Southlink will take over the MonsterJobs and their routes, because the Government believes they will provide a better service.

Transport Minister Trish White says MonsterJob staff will have to reapply for their jobs with the new operators, but is confident they will be taken on because of a bus driver shortage in Adelaide.
Opposition transport spokesman Robert Brokenshire says job guarantees should have been part of the handover.

Transport Workers Union secretary Alex Gallacher says the current situation is not good enough.
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2005-02-18T08:59:00.000-08:00

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Betty BeardThe Arizona RepublicFeb. 18, 2005 12:00 AM
Brace yourself, Chandler, for possibly an additional 500 Intel jobs paying an average of $66,000 a year.Intel Corp. will file a development plan today with the city, seeking permission to either upgrade an existing plant or add two fabrication plants to the two already in place at the company's Ocotillo campus at Dobson and Ocotillo roads in south Chandler.The company wants to be ready to expand quickly in case its Santa Clara, Calif.-based headquarters chooses Chandler to expand production of the newer, more powerful 300-millimeter computer chip wafers, Intel spokeswoman Jeanne Forbis said.
Manufacturing computer chips is such a competitive business the company needs to be ready to move quickly when a decision is made."It won't be years off but near term. That's why it's important to go through the public process and get approval, so . . . we're ready to roll," she said."This is great monsterjobs news," Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn said. "It's something we secretly have been wanting to occur."He said the city has been told Chandler meets Intel Corp.'s requirements for expansion."It would mean great jobs and great economic development for the city. It means that Intel is here to stay," he said. "It's not a done deal, but certainly by submitting, it means they consider us very viable."Intel is already in the process of converting one fabrication plant at the Ocotillo plant to produce 300-millimeter wafers beginning late this year. These 12-inch wafers can hold 240 percent more computer chips than the older 8-inch wafers.Intel is the largest employer in Chandler, with about 3,700 employees at the Ocotillo plant and 5,800 at another plant in west Chandler. If another fabrication plant is added, Intel would hire about 500 more, Forbis said.With their high average incomes, employees of Intel and other high-tech companies are especially coveted as customers by local businesses. Several said they would welcome more workers at the Ocotillo plant."They are regular customers," said Mike Ronan, manager of Keegan's Grill & Taproom at Alma School and Queen Creek roads. "We get a lot of monsterjobs for happy hour. We welcome any new business."Kate Secor, manager of Patsy Grimaldi's Pizzeria, in the same shopping center, also sees a lot of customers from Intel, Motorola Inc. and other nearby high-tech companies. "We look forward to new customers," she said.The company also is asking for permission to build two more fabrication plants in the future along the western side and two additional manufacturing support buildings sometime in the future if the company decides to invest more in the state.Intel plans to meet with city development project administrators in March, neighborhood groups in April and the planning and zoning commission and City Council in May.Forbis does not expect any neighborhood opposition because the expansion would be on vacant land northwest of the existing plants, even monsterjobs farther from the closest homes in the Ocotillo area east of the plant.Jim Phipps, spokesman for the planning department, said the existing plants are well-buffered from monsterjobs homes by "several football-monsterjobs-stadium-size parking lots."

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The United States contends that the long-term benefit from the Kyoto climate treaty won't be worth the immediate economic cost.
The conspicuous US absence from the treaty limits its impact when it takes effect on Wednesday. While the 35 participating industrial nations have committed to reducing carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and other compounds to below their levels of 1990, the US is the single biggest source of greenhouse gases.
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State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said the United States is devoting nearly $5.8 billion this year to scientific research, new technology, foreign aid and tax incentives for non-polluting energy development.
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2005-02-11T13:12:00.000-08:00

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STRICKEN department store Allders has taken an axe to MonsterJobs and made 670 staff redundant. The majority of jobs have been slashed from its network of 45 nationwide stores, with 209 jobs going from the head office. The MonsterJob cuts are in addition to the 130 head office jobs that were culled at the beginning of the month.

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Allders was placed in administration at the end of January after poor Christmas sales failed to lift the beleagured department store.

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Administrator Kroll is attempting to sell 34 of the 45-strong chain to numerous bidders after failing to sell the business as a going concern.

Administrator Andrew Pepper said: 'Sales negotiations are progressing well and we are at an advanced stage and we hope that we can finalise the deals in short order and that these deals will lead to many of the employees in those stores being transferred to the new owners.'
Meanwhile, the fate of the company's pension scheme looks like it will continue to drag on. The administrator has agreed to make ongoing monthly contributions of £58,150 per month until June 2005.

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