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I just started working for ROI at their Caterpillar plant in Seguin TX. I have not worked since January and I am glad to be working again. I am working from 3pm to midnight with a promise of lot's of overtime. Many heart felt thanks to all who prayed for my wife and I.Praise be to God for you all

I spotlighted the neon green radical-led White House ocean grab last week that is undermining the health of the fishing industry. On Thursday, a fleet of fishermen will gather at Martha’s Vineyard to protest Obama’s destructive eco-policies. It’s just one more wave of the citizen backlash by thousands of victims of the White House war on jobs (flashback: Pushing back: Thousands of Obama’s drilling moratorium victims rally in La. ). From the Gloucester Daily Times via the Boston Herald: Leaders of the recreational and commercial fishing industry are planning a boat protest against federal policies Thursday outside the harbor of...

It's a good bet right now that Barack Obama will be a one-term president. The enthusiasm that once shielded this hyphenated American has dissipated. His supporters, although still numerous, have discovered that he lacks Bill Clinton's centrist instincts, and even his charm. The anti-Bush mania that swept the country from 2006-09 finally burned itself out. It's always possible that the Republicans will nominate a dud. That has happened so often that it should even be considered likely. Not since 1980 has there been an outstanding GOP candidate. But at this stage it's too difficult to predict the 2012 nominee, so...

Filing one mind-numbing risk report after another? Tired of never getting to implement that deal you're modeling? It's easy to unwittingly become mired in the drudgery of less-than-glamorous accounting and finance busy work, professionals in the field say -- especially considering the much less palatable alternative of ending up unemployed. But how much is too much? The Wall Street Journal recently put together their own list of ten signs it's time to leave your job. We bring you a handy list of tell-tale signs it's time to cash your last bonus check at your current gig and look for something...

One of the most polarizing figures in Idaho history is marking a triumph that changed the workplace and solidified the Republican hold on Idaho. Gary Glenn, now 52, was the baby-faced but ruthless leader of the long campaign to make Idaho the 21st of 22 states to outlaw "union shops," where workers are obligated to pay dues as a condition of employment. After the passage of Right to Work in 1985 over the veto of Democratic Gov. John Evans, voters affirmed the change 54 percent to 46 percent. The subsequent emasculation of a key component of the Democratic base has...