Monday, June 2 BRATTLEBORO -- Café Services, the food service provider for the Brattleboro Town Schools, has made a donation of $1,200 to help fund the Farm to School Program at Academy, Green Street and Oak Grove schools.

BAGUIO CITY -- The strong peso may have cushioned the economy from the steady increase in world oil prices, but it was not beneficial to wage earners seeking higher pay, an official of the Department of Labor and Employment said here on Wednesday.

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ALTHOUGH employers are hungry for workers, many seem oblivious of the ready supply from two groups: women and older people. On Friday, they were told to turn their sights on these people and do more to coax them back to work.

According to a new survey by Vault.com, the source for insider career information, students are concerned about finding work in the current economic environment. Of those graduating this year that do not yet have a job offer, 44% say they're very worried