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A new invention is launched, chefs are at risk of unemployment, Tet 'burning sin' is no longer a worry
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Articles about Unemployment
12 published items.
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Cruel little facts about Dubai
Different from the lavish glamor that everyone mistakenly thinks, Dubai also has little-known limitations.
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Unemployment increases the risk of heart attack
Dr. Linda George, a Duke University scientist in the United States, and his colleagues followed 13,451 people for 20 years to understand the impact of unemployment on th…
1001 mystery
More and more UFOs come to Earth
Unemployment, fuel prices and concerns about global warming are not the only problems that are increasing, but also cases involving mysterious flying objects in the sky…
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Nobel Economics: Americans overcome hattrick!
The 2006 Nobel has just added an American scientist: Edmund S. Phelps. Edmund S. Phelps is the 6th American scientist to win the Nobel this year after three nobel: Medic…
Science story
The reverse side of the 'start-up country' Israel: Conquering the world, returning home to unemployment
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Unknown things about the 2010 Nobel Prize in Economics
The more attractive unemployment benefits offered by the Government, the higher the unemployment rate will be and the longer the job search time will be.
Medicine - Health
The economic downturn caused more than 10,000 people to commit suicide
The economic crisis in Europe and North America has increased the number of suicides by 10,000 more than normal, according to British researchers.
Medicine - Health
Economic recovery helps Americans improve health
The economic recovery and the reduction of unemployment in January 2012 raised the level of optimism and trust of Americans about current life and future plans. This hel…
New technology
Virtual reality technology awakens compassion through a homeless, unemployed experience
Based on virtual reality technology (VR), Stanford scientists have rediscovered despair and despair, thereby inspiring compassion and empathy in every human being.
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Moth eyes suggest researchers to develop self-glazing, anti-glare glass doors
Moths (his children) can indirectly cause long-term unemployment for glass-cleaning workers because of their reflective properties on their eyes.
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Robot 'attack' office
Experts warn that office workers may fall into unemployment by 2018, and the loser of their position is the robot.