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Manufacturer plans to expand, add jobs (The Palm Beach Post) A Jupiter engineering and manufacturing company announced a major expansion Thursday, saying it plans to occupy an additional 71,000 square feet of factory space while adding 90 employees over three years. KBR project brings estimated 4,000 jobs to area (Katy Times) KBR, a engineering, construction and services company announced plans to develop a campus facility in Katy. Kiefer new engineering technician for Washington (Washington Evening Journal) When Robert Kiefer was studying engineering at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, his greatest challenge was working around a broken collarbone that kept him from driving to class from his home in Cedar Rapids. Engineering firm plans move downtown | By Cara O’Brien The Reporter-Herald (Loveland Reporter-Herald) A longtime Loveland-area structural engineering firm is moving downtown, and it’s bringing $1 million in renovations. KL&A has entered into a partnership with Doug and Leslie Collins on their building at 417-421 E. Fourth St. High-Tech Japanese, Running Out of Engineers (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance) Engineering skill made Japan an economic superpower, but its young people are now choosing other careers. Butler to cut jobs to cut water bills (The Cincinnati Enquirer) Thousands of Butler County residents could start seeing lower water and sewer rates as soon as next year, if commissioners approve a major restructuring plan that would cut more than 22 Environmental Services jobs and get the department "back to the basics." Youths glance skyward at possible aviation jobs. (The Robesonian) LUMBERTON — Students from the public schools visited the Mid-Atlantic Fly-in and Sport Aviation Convention with an eye on what was over the horizon. 'Windsor is falling apart' (Toronto Star) " ... these jobs are going boys and they ain't coming back ... " – Bruce Springsteen, "My Hometown" WINDSOR–Gerry Farnham saw the pain and despair in the worker's face as the man sat across his desk at the local union office last spring. University of South Carolina graduates see rise in job recruiting (Anderson Independent-Mail) Fields with the most hiring potential for graduates are engineering, health care, accounting and computer-related jobs. Industry input in hiring proposed (New Orleans Times-Picayune) The St. Charles Parish Council on Monday will consider revising the parish's quality-based selection process for engineers and architects by letting representatives from area industries rank the most qualified firms for parish jobs.
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