Eugene Jobs

BriefcasePress HeraldChrysler Group LLC said Friday that it will add nearly 900 jobs at a factory in suburban Detroit and spare it from a planned closure. …and more »

Patrick Welsh is wrong about too many going to collegeWashington Post (blog)The same sentiments were expressed in a well-phrased letter from Eugene Morgan of Wheaton published on the Post's editorial page June 20. …and more »

Decision on 751 South is delayedNews & ObserverThe developers contend 751 South would be environmentally friendly, would include donated property for a public school and would create at least 1900 jobs. …and more »

Naples for-profit to buy Brevard-based WuesthoffFlorida TodayIn 1940, heirs of Eugene Wuesthoff, a Milwaukee businessman who spent many of his winters in Rockledge, donated $12500 to the hospital drive. …and more »

GUEST VIEWPOINT: A revitalized fairgrounds is essentialThe Register-GuardThere's a big hole in the center of Eugene. Or there's about to be! It's the 55-acre fairgrounds, formally known as the Lane Events Center. …and more »

Philadelphia Eagles (subscription)Why the Wait with Dez?Philadelphia Eagles (subscription)If that's the stance his agent, Eugene Parker takes, then he would be asking the Cowboys for a bump over last year's corresponding pick. …and more …

Law review could open doors for ex-offendersIndianapolis StarEugene Potter, New Life's founder, envisions expanding the nonprofit ministry to fields beyond carpentry. "Doing it this way gives them some (employment) …and more »

Teens likely to shun jobs left by undocumented immigrants, professor saysAZ Central.comThere are industries that have more openings now given SB 1070, said Dennis Hoffman, professor of economics, …and more »

Clackamas ReviewGreen Dilemmas: Cow's milk vs. soymilkClackamas ReviewSome cows are treated with antibiotics to bulk them up, says Natalie Reitman-White of Organically Grown, a Eugene fruit and vegetable wholesaler. …and more »

ChicagoistStroger Still Squarely in the "Screw It" ZoneChicagoistAnd Stroger spokesman Eugene Mullins claimed that the county had hired a politically connected attorney to manage its labor relations. …and more »