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Four Hundred and Sixty-nine Aviation Workers Could Lose Their Jobs
American Airlines announced last week that it may lay off 469 employees due to rising fuel costs and a sluggish economy. The company sent over 350 notices to workers located in Chicago, Los Angeles, Columbus, and San Francisco. The letters were addressed to gate and ticket agents, automotive mechanics, and airport-based management and support staff. The Fort Worth, Texas-based business said that it needs to scale down 1,300 hourly jobs and 200 management and support positions in its maintenance and engineering department.
Charles Augustus Lindbergh was born on February 4, 1902 in Detroit, Michigan. He grew up in Little Falls, Minnesota and Washington, D. C. The only child of Charles August Lindbergh and Evangeline Lodge Land Lindbergh, he developed an interest in all things mechanical at an early age. Lindbergh enrolled in the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1920 to study mechanical engineering. By the time he enrolled in the university, he had already become fascinated with flying.
To keep an aircraft in peak operating condition, an aviation mechanic performs scheduled maintenance, makes repairs, and completes inspections required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Most people employed in the field learn their jobs in a trade school certified by the FAA.
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Middle American Job Market Slumps in Spite of Rise in Exports; EmploymentCrossing Seeks to Restore Job Market Equilibrium
Pasadena, CA — Intermittent job losses continued across the Midwest in August against flat business reports, according to a nine-state business survey released by Creighton University. Though the survey indicated a rise in exports, output, and sales, Ernie Goss, the professor who led the study, said that ''the inflation gauge is still telegraphing excessive inflation in the pipeline.'' The report further indicated that more and more employers are getting their work done with fewer employees, putting the Midwest region's job market under further strain. EmploymentCrossing, the leading job board in the US, seeks to find more and more jobs in Mid-America and already boasts of an overall job count of more than 112,000 jobs in the US.
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