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The search for qualified employees by local businesses to fill summer vacancies is real, which is why the Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a job fair for the first time in a number of years.
“It was requested,” said Abbie Kaiser, chamber membership representative and event coordinator.
Chamber staff were on hand greeting potential employees at the door of the Rehoboth Mall, where the April 16 event was held. They said there were 70 businesses looking for employees and they could have had close to 100 if COVID-related spacing wasn’t required. Businesses of all types were on hand – restaurants, medical, manual labor, law enforcement, hotels and cleaning services.
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. on capitol hill today the focus was on the role of credit rating agencies in the financial crisis. and, tom, lawmakers heard a lot of excuses from executives of some of the top agencies. tom: susie, those former executives told senate investigators about conflicts of interest and pressure from wall street investment bankers. they said those factors were part of the reason they issued high ratings on mortgages made up of sub-prime loans. susie: today s revelations could lead to ratings oversight in the financial reform bill under debate in congress. darren gersh reports. reporter: senate investigators found the companies that crunched the numbers and awarded the a.a.a. credit ratings to sub-prime mortgage bonds were heavily influenced by wall street money. it s one reason investigators say the credit rating age
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. on capitol hill today the focus was on the role of credit rating agencies in the financial crisis. and, tom, lawmakers heard a lot of excuses from executives of some of the top agencies. tom: susie, those former executives told senate investigators about conflicts of interest and pressure from wall street investment bankers. they said those factors were part of the reason they issued high ratings on mortgages made up of sub-prime loans. susie: today s revelations could lead to ratings oversight in the financial reform bill under debate in congress. darren gersh reports. reporter: senate investigators found the companies that crunched the numbers and awarded the a.a.a. credit ratings to sub-prime mortgage bonds were heavily influenced by wall street money. it s one reason investigators say the credit rating age
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. on capitol hill today the focus was on the role of credit rating agencies in the financial crisis. and, tom, lawmakers heard a lot of excuses from executives of some of the top agencies. tom: susie, those former executives told senate investigators about conflicts of interest and pressure from wall street investment bankers. they said those factors were part of the reason they issued high ratings on mortgages made up of sub-prime loans. susie: today s revelations could lead to ratings oversight in the financial reform bill under debate in congress. darren gersh reports. reporter: senate investigators found the companies that crunched the numbers and awarded the a.a.a. credit ratings to sub-prime mortgage bonds were heavily influenced by wall street money. it s one reason investigators say the credit rating age