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Above the Fold April 10, 2012
 
April hiring remains steady while confidence improves
By Amanda McGrory
Hiring is expected to continue as optimism regarding growth in the US jobs market is believed to improve, according to data from two reports by the Society for Human Resource Management…Read more
Today's News
Mississippi notches highest teen birth rate
By The Associated Press
Teen births fell again in the United States in 2010 with the highest rate once more in Mississippi, according to a new government report…Read more
Social Security claims dropped in 2011
By Andy Stonehouse
As a possible metric of an improving economy, the Urban Institute announced Monday that fewer workers aged 62 and older applied for Social Security retirement benefits in 2011…Read more
Hearing on Express Scripts acquisition planned
By The Associated Press
A federal judge will hold a hearing Tuesday afternoon on a request to immediately stop Express Scripts Inc.'s $29.1 billion acquisition of fellow pharmacy benefits manger Medco Health Solutions Inc.…Read more

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The Pulse
Dan Cole
Simplifying disability insurance
By Steve Brady
When you're talking with customers, consider using a few anecdotes that make understanding disability even easier…Read more
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Kathryn Mayer's analysis, if you can call it that is disgracefully myopic and one-sided. When Rick Santorum call for "activist judges" to be sent to Guam, that's not a threat or bullying, but when President Obama suggest that overturning the will of the people's duly elected federal representatives is unprecedented, that's bullying? Let's be serious. If you don't like the individual mandate and you think it's ok for millions of children to go without health coverage, then say so. If you would rather an insurance company deny people coverage instead of the people deciding what's in their own best interests then say so. Just don't be absurd, because when you say silly things, you just make it clear, that you would never get admitted to the University of Chicago's School of Law, so you won't ever have to worry about asking for your money back.

-- G70, My president, the bully

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