November 30, 2006 - Page 2 of 12

‘Most nonresident jobs not attractive to local workers’

Most of the jobs that are occupied by nonresident workers in the CNMI may not be very attractive to local residents as these include jobs such as sewers, houseworkers, waiter/waitress, cooks, farmers, carpenters and mason.

Posted On Nov 30 2006 21:35

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Survey: Most employers favor wage hike

About 60 percent of more than 200 CNMI employers surveyed favor increasing the minimum wage from $3.05, with the proposed increases ranging from a low of 10 cents to a high of $4.45.

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Council to take up land taking in panel discussion

As a part of its ongoing Community and the Law Forum series, the NMI Council for the Humanities invites the public to a panel discussion on land taking at the American Memorial Park Visitors Center Theater on Dec. 5 at 6:30pm.

Posted On Nov 30 2006 20:10

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‘NMI must adapt to changing economic reality’

The CNMI should be aware that today’s economic reality is changing structurally, with global factors impacting businesses and the support services and infrastructure they require, according to a U.S. Department of Labor official.

Posted On Nov 30 2006 20:09

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