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HEALTHBEAT The looming shortage of doctors
Not too long ago, the American Association of Medical Colleges unveiled a new print ad depicting a patient sitting alone and distressed in an exam room. The stark message: "By the time you notice Amer...
Posted on 12/18/12 at 5:55 PM
Worker search in Mitchell and state hits national news
Trail King and Mitchell are getting national attention in their quest for qualified workers. Trail King was featured on Fox News Tuesday in a report on South Dakota’s need for trained welders and other workers. The story comes on the heels of a report in the Minneapolis Star Tribune about the state’s search for workers.
By Tom Lawrence , September 13, 2012
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Demographer sees gap in workforce ahead for SD
PIERRE — For a guy who grew up long ago at Carthage, most recently population 144 in the 2010 census and likely still shrinking up there off the main highways in rural Miner County, Sidney Goss sure gets around.
By Bob Mercer , September 08, 2012
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SOLIS: Mitchell wins when vets find civilian jobs
Picture this: An applicant walks into a job interview, extends a firm handshake, looks the hiring manager straight in the eye, and begins to detail her impressive qualifications.
August 31, 2012
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Mitchell unemployment dips to 3.6 percent
City's jobless rate now lowest since before the 2008 financial crisis.
By Marcus Traxler , June 14, 2012
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Senate GOP blocks bill to ensure equal pay for women
Republicans said it puts too much burden on employers.
By LAURIE KELLMAN , June 05, 2012
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Mitchell schools pursue welding programs at high school, MTI
There’s a need for welders in the region, and the Mitchell School District is working to fill that void by adding welding programs next fall at the high school and post-secondary levels.
By Ross Dolan , March 13, 2012
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In SD: Plenty of jobs, not enough workers
Job seekers who walk into one of the 700 recruitment centers run by the Manpower company around the United States soon may be asked a question that has nothing to do with their professional qualifications: “How do you feel about moving to South Dakota?”
By JOHN GRAMLICH , February 25, 2012
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