What is the unemployment in the state of Oregon?
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search from google search engine. go to :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/
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Try the Bureau of Labor Statistics at www.bls.gov.  Not sure if this is along the lines of what you need, but they have alot of information.
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Lawsuits are part of the public record in Oregon. If you go to the county courthouse, there is a public computer terminal. You can do a name search if you know the full name. The clerks  may not be able to help you search, you will have to puzzle it out yourself. However, there is an instruction booklet in front of the terminal. You won't be able to get the full record that way, but if their name pops up with a lot of hits, it ain't too good. \n\nGood luck\nLeigh \nPortland
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The unemployment line.
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The only way to tell for sure is to contact the Ohio unemployment office. Check their web site, I included a link below try looking there.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has data up to April 2006 and unemployment rate stands at 4.7%\n\nFrom the press release they issued:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm\n\n"The number of unemployed persons (7.1 million) was essentially unchanged in April, and the unemployment rate held at 4.7 percent.  The jobless rates\nfor the major worker groups--adult men (4.2 percent), adult women (4.3 percent), teenagers (14.6 percent), whites (4.1 percent), blacks (9.4 percent), and Hispanics (5.4 percent)--showed little or no change over the month.  The\nunemployment rate for Asians was 3.6 percent, not seasonally adjusted.
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According to the International Labour Organization (ILO) an agency of the United Nations that deal with labour issues,  Global unemployment stood at 6.3%\n\nSome interesting related stats are\n\n"Global unemployment stood at 184.7 million at the end of 2004" - International Labour Organization\n\n"One billion people - that is a third of the world's work force - are unemployed or underemployed" - BBC News
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The Oregon Department of Transporation is always looking for flaggers. I believe you would find their job requirements and where to apply at their website (http://www.odotjobs.com/). It looks like they even have a way to notify you when a position comes open. I have a friend that recently started with ODOT in southern Oregon and I believe he needed to be certified (a simple process) before being hired. Again, the job listing should tell you the requirements.
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You can measure unemployment yourself, count one percent per every person you know personally-like family and close friends- that is actively looking for a job unsuccessfully. It's not a big problem at all.
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Oregon, Washington and Montana.
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Unemployment is based on a percentage of how much you make each fiscal quarter.  No two people will make the same amount on unemloyment.  But the best thing for you to do is check with your ex employer and then your states unemployment office.
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Do a yahoo search for Michigan Government and then click on the MI Gov. site listed. Search for unemployment benefits on the MI gov. site and you are there.
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Click on the city for specific info (historical averages):\nhttp://www.weatherbase.com/search/search.php3?results=1&refer=surfsunn&query=oregon\n\nHope that helps!
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Unemployment rules vary somewhat from state to state.  The state I live in allows owners of small corps to draw unemployment for 6 or 7 weeks per year.  Partners and sole prop. cannot draw benefits.  Contact your local unemployment office to find out if you qualify.
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sorry, but you have been manipulated by the media.  we are not losing jobs; in fact we have gained around a million jobs per year since the mid 1990s.  there are 15 million more jobs now in the united states than in 1995.  \n\nlisted below are the number of jobs, in thousands, as reported by the US bureau of labor statistics.  you can get more information at the link below - click the checkbox for the statistic you are interested in (like "employed" for the number of jobs, or "unemployment rate") and then "retreive data" at the bottom.  on the next page you will be able to make graphs of the data.\n\nYear  Jobs (thousands)\n1995 122597\n1996 123126\n1997 126384\n1998 128882\n1999 131339\n2000 134912\n2001 136181\n2002 134177\n2003 135907\n2004 136924\n2005 138682
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Crime is off the chart here in Indiana with all of the poverty and homelessness. Mostly Alcohol related, due to the millions of lost jobs with this Administration. Children graduating from high school and college don't have anything but the Military waiting on them. We also have an out of control, illegal immigration problem here too. Indiana's answer to the unemployment, was to increase the sizes of their prisons and prison systems at tax payer expense.