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Friday, May 27, 2011

Cleveland one of United States' 15 best cities to find a (great) job

(Image courtesy of Flickr user blmurch, CC 2.0)
CBS's Bnet business website says it:

Cleveland one of United States' 15 best cities to find a (great) job

With economists assuring that a recovery is underway, one very large question remains: Where are all the jobs? GDP may be expanding again, but both unemployment statistics (especially among the young) and anecdotal evidence reveal that this good news hasn’t translated into the millions of jobs Americans need to get back to work. The jobs drought continues. But there is hope.

Just because the overall picture is less than sunny doesn’t mean there aren’t bright spots. Recently, online jobs aggregator Indeed.com updated its analysis of jobs postings and discovered that while job hunters in many parts of the country are still vying for too-few openings, there are 15 towns where there’s one job opening for each unemployed person.

Once a manufacturing town, Cleveland was hit hard as factories closed. But the city fought back, nurturing the service sector and attracting employers from Sherwin-Williams to NASA. Some areas of the city remain rough, but sports fans get a local NFL, NBA and Major League baseball team and music lovers have the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame.

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