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New Study Shows Job Seekers Feel Less Encouraged About Employment

With the national unemployment rate at nine percent and an economic recovery that is turning two-years old, everyone is asking this question: Will the economy go up, down or sideways in the future? A study conducted by The Research Intelligence Group (TRiG), and commissioned by Al Angrisani, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Labor and president of Angrisani Turnarounds, LLC, offers insight. The mid-year report provides a view of joblessness and its potential implications, not through the eyes of economists or politicians, but from the perspective of the Americans most affected by the stubbornly high unemployment rate: job seekers.

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Spotlight

Patient-doctor communication critically influences the effectiveness of medical education initiatives, treatment decisions and patient compliance to recommended treatments. WIN conducted this ground-breaking study on patient-doctor communication throughout the world to provide the healthcare stakeholders with a better understanding on how patients perceive communication skills of their doctor, how patients engage their physician, how treatment choices are influenced, the frequency and preferred modes of interaction and sources of influential information.

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WIN: GLOBAL SNAP POLL ON EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN AND ITS IMPACT ON VIEWS ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY JAPAN EARTHQUAKE JOLTS GLOBAL VIEWS ON NUCLEAR ENERGY: Net favor globally falls from 25% to a mere 6%. However supporters continue to outnumber opponents by 49% : 43%

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GLOBAL BAROMETER OF VIEWS ON NUCLEAR ENERGY After Japan Earthquake

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