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Speight: The seasonally unemployed deserve benefits
In Savannah, it is not just school bus drivers, food service workers and custodians that have historically drawn unemployment benefits during seasonal layoffs.
School Workers Face Summer Cuts
Some bus drivers are among those who could be facing a summer without income. The Georgia Department of Labor has changed a policy regarding summer unemployment benefits for privately-employed education workers.
HIV-Killing Stem Cells, Soul-Killing Websites, Southern States, And South Paws
In this current study, the researchers similarly engineered human blood stem cells and found that they can form mature T cells that can attack HIV in tissues where the virus resides and replicates.
Ga. jobless rate drops to three-year low; Savannah adds 600 jobs
Georgia's February seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined for the seventh consecutive month to 9.1 percent, the lowest rate since March of 2009, when it was also 9.1 percent, Labor Commissioner Mark Butler announced Thursday.