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* Falls steepest in Spain, Greece, Slovakia * Consumer demand weak, points to easy ECB monetary policy BRUSSELS, June 15 - The 16-country euro zone lost a record 1.22 million jobs in the first quarter...

BRUSSELS, June 15 - The 16-country euro zone lost a record 1.22 million jobs in the first quarter of 2009, data showed on Monday, highlighting the depth of recession and boding ill for any quick...

* Proposal for early disbursement of jobs funding * EU leaders urged to create more apprenticeships * Rising unemployment seen a main election theme BRUSSELS, June 3 - The European Commission proposed accelerating schemes to...

* U.S. payroll drop below estimates but worries persist * Expected market recovery fuels bargain hunting * April jobs loss less than expected but jobless rate jumps (Updates prices) NEW YORK, May 8 - U.S....

* Potential bankruptcy for GM weighs * Private sector job losses accelerate * Futures down: S&P off 10.40 points, Dow 89, Nasdaq 17.75 (Adds details) NEW YORK, April 1 - Wall Street was set for...

WELLINGTON, April 1 - New Zealand workers' confidence slumped to a record low in the first quarter of 2009 as a deepening recession added to worries about job security, a survey showed on Wednesday. The...

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WELLINGTON, Jan 7 - New Zealand workers' confidence slumped to a fresh low in the final quarter of 2008 as a deepening recession added to worries about job security, a survey showed on Wednesday. The...

WELLINGTON, Dec 22 - New Zealand consumer confidence slipped in the fourth quarter as the prospect of a global recession extending into 2009 overcame the benefits from easing fuel prices and lower interest rates. The...

These are the personal views of Peter Morici, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Business and former Chief Economist at the U.S. International Trade Commission: Today, the Labor Department reported the economy...