Minnesota Jobs
Exports, Jobs, and Foreign Investment: Minnesota
Note: Export-related jobs estimates include only jobs supported by exports of manufactured goods; jobs generated by exports of services and jobs sustained by direct exports of products from other non-manufacturing sectors (e.g., mining and agriculture) are excluded. Consequently, the numbers understate the total employment impact of exports on the U.S. economy. ... Export-supported jobs account for an estimated 6.5 percent of Minnesota's total private-sector employment, or one of every 15 jobs. Nearly one-fifth (18.2 percent) of all manufacturing workers in Minnesota depend on exports for their jobs. (2001 data are the latest available.) ... [Read More]
Mark Dayton, U.S. Senator from Minnesota: Agriculture
Agriculture is the second largest employer in Minnesota. Sixteen percent of Minnesota's jobs are held in the agriculture or food-service sectors; in rural Minnesota, agricultural employment accounts for one out of every four jobs! ... [Read More]
www.fedworld.gov/index.html Federal Jobs Search Results
The FedWorld Federal Job Search uses files created by the Office of Personnel Management in Macon, Georgia. This data is gathered from hundreds of human resource offices in the government. FedWorld downloads source files from the FJOB system. The FJOB system has a series of very well thought out search tools, including by series, by grade, by state, browse by series and for Merit Promotion jobs. If you require complex searching of this data, we highly recommend FJOB at ... This database allows you to search abstracts of open U.S. Federal Government Jobs. This database is updated every Tuesday through Saturday at about 9:30 am Eastern U.S. time. ... [Read More]
Mark Dayton, U.S. Senator from Minnesota: Economy: Jobs
In addition, Mark has filed an amendment that would reduce the ability of American corporations to avoid taxes on profits they earn overseas and would encourage them to bring jobs back to the United States. Mark will continue to work for the passage of these and other initiatives to boost the number of new jobs in America. ... Like many people across Minnesota and throughout America, Mark is deeply concerned about the increasing problems which confront working Americans and their families, including long-term unemployment and underemployment, outsourcing of good jobs overseas, and the expiration of unemployment insurance benefits. Mark is committed to working with his colleagues in the Senate to develop sound fiscal policies to stimulate the economy, create jobs, and provide relief to those who need it: hardworking, middle-income Americans. ... [Read More]
DOE Jobs: Search
DOE Jobs ONLINE is the Department of Energy's new automated recruitment system that allows applicants to apply for certain DOE jobs online. By using DOE Jobs ONLINE, applicants can choose to receive email notifications of job openings as well as get notification of the status of each job for which you have applied. For more information on this new system, go to the Frequently Asked Questions. To view available ONLINE jobs, applicants can go to DOE Jobs ONLINE by clicking on the yellow symbol and selecting the 'Just Browsing' feature. To apply for an ONLINE job, applicants must first register. ... [Read More]
Minnesota
169,700 Jobs In Minnesota Are Supported By Trade. Jobs supported by goods exports increased 17% -- up24,800 since 1992 to 169,700 jobs in 1997*-- paying an average of 15% more than non-trade related jobs. ... 271,000 New Jobs In Minnesota. 271,000 new jobs have been created in Minnesota since 1993 -- job growthnearly twice as fast as the four years before President Clinton took office. ... 13 Million New Jobs. The economy has created nearly 13 million new jobs under President Clinton. Privatesector job growth rate nearly 8 times greater than during previous Administration. ... [Read More]
Norm Coleman - United States Senator - Minnesota
I am working hard to grow jobs and make sure that our economy continues to expand. The best welfare program is a job. The best housing program is a job. Access to healthcare most often comes through jobs, so we’re going to work hard to grow jobs in Minnesota and America. ... [Read More]
Clinton-Gore Administration Accomplishments for Minnesota
Over $1.8 Billion in Federal Highway Aid: Since 1993, Minnesota has received over $1.8 billion in federal highway aid. Included in this funding is $13.9 million for emergency relief in response to natural disasters and $3.36 million for scenic byways. These funds have helped generate 75,878 jobs. [through FY98] ... [Read More]
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