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Employers plan to hire more in 2010, survey says
More Canadian employers say they plan to hire full-time, permanent employees in the new year, including rehiring laid-off workers and replacing low-performing employees, according to a survey by online job site CareerBuilder.ca released Wednesday.
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Want to Be Adventurous but Don't Know How? Let Goby Help You Plan New Adventures in 2010
Goby , the new search engine that helps people find fun ways to spend their free time, is challenging Americans to walk the walk - not just talk the talk.
Employers plan to hire more in 2010: Survey
Results of the survey, which was conducted by Harris Interactive, showed 29 per cent of employers plan to increase the number of full-time permanent employees in 2010, up sharply from 18 per cent in 2009.
Poll: Beautiful day in the 'hood includes Tom Brady and Gisele
Good news, Brookline: Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are the sixth-most desirable celebrity neighbors, according to a new poll.
In 10 Years, Hours Spent on Internet Almost Doubled
Adult Internet users were spending close to 13 hours a week online in 2009, according to a poll conducted by Harris Interactive , a New York-based market research company.
A new survey commissioned by Weight Watchers and conducted by Harris Interactive about half of U.S. women say losing weight will be one of their New Year's resolutions.
Most Americans say God exists; fewer are 'absolutely certain'
Though eight in ten Americans say they believe in God, only about three in five say they are "absolutely certain" God exists, a new poll shows.
Pre-Christmas Bits: Hours Online, Spotify, Wall Street, BlackBerry, HMV, Simon Cowell...
The average internet user spends 13 hours online per week, according to a recent survey by Harris Interactive .A That represents a sharp increase from the 2003-2006 timeframe, when Harris counted an 8-9 hour intake per week.
Average American spends 13 hours online
According to a Harris Interactive survey of U.S. Internet users, it appears the average users spends about 13 hours a week online, however, the range is very large.
Internet Addiction Statistics Boils Down to Devil's Dozen
The average person now spends about 13 hours online each week, according to a Wednesday report from Harris Interactive.
13 Hours/Week: The Average Amount of Time an American Adult Spends Online
A new Harris Poll finds that adult Internet users are now spending an average of 13 hours a week online.
The Rumors Are True: We Spend More And More Time Online
Survey results published by Harris Interactive suggest that adult Internet users are now spending an average of 13 hours a week online.
The Growing Threat From Illegal Web Downloads
Levels of illegal peer-to-peer filesharing in the UK have remained steady during 2009, but usage of web-based, non-P2P methods of downloading music illegally - such as from overseas MP3 pay sites and from newsgroups, blogs and forums linking to cyberlockers - are growing considerably, a major new survey carried out by Harris Interactive on behalf ...
Do you plan to reconsider past failed weight loss New Year's resolutions? Check out homeopathy.
If your past New Year's resolutions about weight loss failed last year, perhaps you may want to consider homeopathic weight loss programs.
If Gays Are So Bad For Families, How Come We're Outspending Heteros 2.5:1 on Christmas Gifts?
While only nine percent of Americans overall plan to spend more money this holiday season over last year, more than 29 percent of LGBT Americans are going to exercise their plastic.
Social Media gathers pace in 2009 with advertisers
Use of online social media ramped up in 2009 with nearly nine in ten advertisers incorporating this as part of their media mix more often than a year ago, according to a poll by Harris Interactive and LinkedIn.
Younger Generations More Accepting of Unsolicited Communications
Despite widespread negative perceptions of robocalls and spam email, large numbers of U.S. adults are reporting benefits from automated communications, especially younger generations.
New Surveys Show U.S. Adults Confused About Symptoms, Treatments For...
Despite an increased concern for their health due to fears of the H1N1 influenza virus , American adults frequently confuse their symptoms and the treatments appropriate for them when dealing with a cough due to a cold or flu, according to results of a new survey conducted in October for the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners .
Fewer home buyers are interested in foreclosed properties than they were in May, a new survey reports.
Three in Five Adults Are Absolutely Certain There Is a God
A recent Harris Poll found that 82% of American adults believe in God. However, when asked how certain they were, only 59% are "absolutely certain" that there is a God, and another 15% say they are somewhat certain.
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