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White House reaches out about jobs through Monster’s Facebook page

Through this week, the White House is reaching out to job-seekers and employers in dialogues about creating jobs — using Monster’s Facebook page to do so.

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 After positive Q3, Monster projects 20-25% growth in 2011

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 Newspaper consortium? Doing well, execs say

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Monster: Online job ads up 16% in September

The U.S. Monster Employment Index recorded 16 percent year-over-year growth for September and the eighth consecutive month of positive year-over growth.
September showed better growth over the previous month (12 percent growth in August) but far from the 21 percent growth peak seen between June and July.
The Monster Employment Index gauges online job demand in the U.S. based on a monthly review of millions of employer job listings from corporate career Web sites and job boards, including Monster.com.
“Although we have seen the growth rate slow a bit over the last two months, it is encouraging that the Index continues to show positive year-on-year growth during 2010. This is a clear sign that employers are recruiting in greater numbers than they were a year ago and bodes well for steady, but continued improvement in the U.S. labor market,” said Jesse Harriott, SVP and chief knowledge officer at Monster Worldwide.
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 Monster hits the ground running with HotJobs

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Done deal: Monster owns HotJobs

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Monster Worldwide has completed its acquisition of Yahoo’s HotJobs for $225 million cash, having met U.S. regulators’ scrutiny.

Concurrent with the closing, Monster will become Yahoo’s exclusive provider of career and job content on the Yahoo homepage in the U.S. and Canada, as part of a three-year commercial traffic agreement.

The deal adds about 600 U.S. newspapers currently on the Hotjobs platform to Monster’s affiliate network of 400 newspapers, for a local reach in about 1,000 newspaper markets in all 50 states. Monster had said from the outset that it would honor Hotjob’s deals with newspapers.

Still, there’s lots of work to be done. While the Yahoo deal is closed, there’s still the question of where newspaper affiliates on Hotjobs will ultimately reside. Continue reading

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