300,000 Could Lose Jobs In Philippines Amid Crisis 28 Jan 2009 MANILA (AFP)–Up to 300,000 people could lose their jobs in the Philippines over the next six months as the global financial crisis deepens, labor secretary Marianito Roque warned Wednesday. Some 15,000 …
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300,000 Could Lose Jobs In Philippines Amid Crisis
By JAN HOFFMAN 25 January 2009NEW YORK: To a passer-by, the chic clothing store on Mott Street in Manhattan looked like a tumult of activity. On a recent weekday afternoon, Carolyn Bailey, a supervisor, was fussing with the window displays of women’s clothing, shifting piles of perfectly folded sweaters, spacing hangers a finger-width apart, debating avidly on the phone with a higher-up about coordinating outfits.Though she appeared occupied, intently so, she was creating an illusion of busyness
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Workers finding creative ways to appear busy
Smart phones have always been a matter of pride for the possessors of the phone with its amazing mega features they are very common amongst youngsters of today. As per the research survey, it states that there was approximate 28 per cent increase in the number of smart phones being shipped across the globe.
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BlackBerry – A Smart Cherry!
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!If you own or know somebody who owns a LG 150 cellphones, you’ll want to know about a large recall that currently concerns the model.
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LG Recalls 129,000 Wireless Phones
THERE are clear indications that the mobile phone industry has peaked off its boom in the world and that its climb-down has already begun. In most countries, it is experiencing a massive slow down in sales, faster than expected.
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Is the mobile phone industry boom over?
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