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WORLD
Dec 12, 2011
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 12, 2011
‘Steel City’ Pittsburgh develops a soft side
Once industrial powerhouse, now urban exemplar
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 13, 2011
Skills gap hobbles US employers
Part 3: Lack of qualified workers, not demand, cited by US employers for a slowing growth
From
WORLD
Dec 13, 2011
Retraining to raise sights of US jobless
Move to match displaced workers with technical courses
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 14, 2011
Pay gap a $740bn threat to US recovery
Part 4: Robin Harding calculates the impact on the economy
From
WORLD
Dec 14, 2011
Two-tier system divides US carmaker workers
Dilemma has potential to feed wider tensions
From
WORLD
Dec 15, 2011
Job-devouring technology confronts US workers
Part 5: Richard Waters says advances no longer drive employment growth
From
WORLD
Dec 16, 2011
Ideologies clash over how to create US jobs
Part 6: Richard McGregor on Washington’s wrangling
- FT series Is America working?
- Editorial The US jobs crisis
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 15, 2011
US jobless claims drop to three-year low
First-time claims drop to 366,000
From
COMMENT
Dec 9, 2011
US heads for class warfare election
Candidates must not overlook larger competitiveness crisis
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 8, 2011
US jobless claims fall to February lows
Initial claims drop to 381,000
The A-List
Dec 5, 2011
How to tackle America’s lost decade
The latest unemployment figures tell only half the story, writes Mort Zuckerman
FT Video
Can America regain its labour dynamism?
In Part One of the series examining the US jobs crisis, Edward Luce says that fears persist it cannot be fixed