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According to a Kronos Workforce Institute survey (conducted by Harris Interactive) of almost 1, 200 US employees, 11% of U.S. workers have called in sick to work when not actually sick in order to attend or watch a sporting event.
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Fred Wszolek is a spokesperson for the Workforce Fairness Institute (WFI).
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Today, the Institute for a Competitive Workforce is hosting a conference on how America is addressing the skills gap crisis.
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Richard W. Judy, director of the Hudson Institute's Center for Workforce Development, in Indianapolis, Indiana, cites several institutional factors contributing to Europe's sloth: generous unemployment insurance, a regulatory burden that discourages hiring, easier retirement rules and tax rates that reduce incentives.
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Would you institute such a model for your workforce?
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Women represent nearly two-thirds of minimum-wage workers, while black and Hispanic workers represent a higher share of the minimum-wage workforce than whites, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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Schools to remain open are those under the South Texas Vocational Technical Institute name and the Dallas Nursing Institute Brands, according to the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC), the state agency that oversees for-profit educational institutions, among other things.
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That is why America needs to treat welfare reform as a part of workforce development, says Jennifer Noyes, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Institute for Research on Poverty.
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Caroline Simard, a vice president at the institute and co-author of the study, believes companies will need to change to address a changing workforce, which wants more flexibility and time for family.
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