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How To Save Jobs by David Gewirtz

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How To Save Jobs
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Publisher: ZATZ Publishing
ISBN/ASIN: 0945266014
ISBN-13: 9780945266013
Number of pages: 476

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A shocking and disturbing look into how changes worldwide have created enormous disruption in the very nature of jobs in America. Ideas, strategies, and innovative approaches for policy change that could make a real difference and help save and create jobs in America. Powerfully effective hands-on tips, techniques, and strategies that you personally can take to keep and create jobs, without waiting for politicians to get their act together.

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