Industrial relations

Recession hitting ‘cultural creatives’ especially hard

Arts, Culture & Media

While the recession seems to loosening its grip on the U.S. economy, but one group isn’t seeing it. The cultural creatives, small businesspeople like photographers, architects and graphic designers have seen their ranks thinned by 20 to 30 percent and are still waiting for the bounce back.

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Report Shows Surge in Wage and Workplace Violations

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Cuba plans massive layoff

Global Politics

The Cuban government says it will slash a half million government jobs over the next six months. The idea is to shrink the government payroll while increasing private-sector jobs. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Andy Gomez at the University of Miami.

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China’s economic worries

As China announces a drop in exports, concerns grow over the potential impact on the country’s middle class workers. Reporter Jocelyn Ford brings us the story from Beijing.

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