New Jersey’s labor market continued to tighten in March as employment fell for the 14th consecutive

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According to preliminary estimates from the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development's monthly survey of employers, nonfarm wage and salary employment in the Garden State decreased by 17,200 jobs in March, to a total of 3,956,100. All of the loss occurred in the private sector (-17,400) as public sector employment rose by 200. Based on more complete reporting, the previously released February estimate was revised south beach hotel higher by 5,200 to reflect a January-to-February loss of 14,500, rather than the 19,700 originally reported.
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The loss in leisure and hospitality was mainly in the accommodations and food services component as hotels and restaurants have felt the squeeze from reduced consumer spending during the recession. Casino hotels in Atlantic City have been especially hard hit by the economic slowdown leading to layoffs and other staff reductions.
south beach hotel All three categories of professional and business services were lower over the month with the largest losses in administrative support, waste management/remediation south beach hotel (-2,700) as companies trimmed payrolls of temporary support workers in an effort to cut costs. Professional, scientific and technical services (-1,300), and management of companies (-600) also saw losses.
Had half a mind to drop a tea bag in with each payment. Would definitely get a visit from the local constabulatory, but there is no law against it. Would definitely had a note in my FBI file about being a tax protester though.
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The rate, up from 8.2 percent in February, is now slightly below the national rate of 8.5 percent, according to the monthly jobs report by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
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Good reads on the power of AMT to de-stroy. The second link is to the Speltz case, now not@rious among the tax crowd as it applies the AMT to a taxpayer that is not "rich" by O'bama standards, but got hit with a tax bill many times his salary.
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5 no problem, the park and airport are in Tinicum just letting you know that although a great town, it still hides some problems. Plumstead, between Tinicum and Solebury is also hit or miss. If you can get a great deal in solebury, its worth it! especially the carversville area in the north Greenhill/Aquetong Rds. still see people in mcmansions in the area burning south beach hotel leaves on their front lawns but amazingly beautiful and away from the New Hope/Lahaska crowds.
For those who wear a military uniform, those who serve the rest of us as policemen and firefighters and teachers and other public servants, every day is patriots day. They work hard for our country; many risk their lives and some lose their lives.
But for the rest of us, the civilian majority, our government asks very little. Except for April 15. On this day, our government asks that we pay our fair share of taxes to keep our beloved country strong and safe.
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I grew up in a different era. There was no draft, and while I have friends and family members who joined the military, most of my peers, like me, opted for the security and prosperity of the private sector.
This country has showered me with the blessings of liberty. So what do I owe my country in return? Paying my fair share of taxes, it seems, is the least I can do. Thanks to President Obama and the Democratic Congress, 95 percent of Americans will get a tax cut this year. No one not even the wealthiest 1 percent will have to pay higher income taxes until 2011.
So why are a bunch of Fox News clowns and right-wing cranks hosting tea parties all over the country? The Boston Tea Party, in case the clods at Fox didn t know it, protested taxation without representation. Note the second word: without. The goofballs tossing tea bags today have representation. They voted in the election; they lost.
That a bunch of overpaid media millionaires would lead a faux-populist revolt is comical. They somehow held their populist instincts in check as George W. Bush and the Republicans cut taxes on the idle rich and put the screws to the working stiffs.
Bush s tax policies south beach hotel were a godsend to the Paris Hilton class, but they sent the country on the road to bankruptcy and helped ruin the economy. But now that we the people have decided to set things right, now that we ve hired Obama to fix the mess conservatives created, now they re protesting?
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You want something to protest? How bout protesting how little we give back to our veterans? Or how bout protesting that the entire budget of the National Cancer Institute (where government researchers battle a disease that will strike half of all men and a third of all women) is 0.03 percent of what we gave the bandits south beach hotel at American International Group alone? Oh, but veterans benefits and cancer research might cost money. It might require dare I say it? paying taxes.
If the whiners at Fox News want to advertise their selfishness, they are free to do so. But please don t dress it up as patriotism. Patriotism is putting your country ahead of yourself which is the precise opposite of what the tea party plutocrats are doing.
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