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- Occupation Explorer
Find out what different occupations pay, and obtain detailed information for specific occupations in Arkansas.
- Local Area Profile
Obtain an overview of Labor Market Info for the state of Arkansas or for an Arkansas county.
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| Offshoring of Services: An Overview of the Issues |
Much attention has focused on the “offshoring” of services to lower-wage locations abroad. In response to widespread congressional interest, GAO conducted work under the Comptroller General’s authority to help policy makers better understand the potential impacts and policy implications of services offshoring.
Government Accountability Office (GAO)
11/30/2005
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Search resumes for qualified employees
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Child Labor
The Arkansas Department of Labor, Labor Standards Division is responsible for the enforcement of child labor laws and provides a service to employers and employees regarding child labor regulations. Click here for information. |
The Affirmative Action section of our web site provides information for employers working on their affirmative action plans.
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Affirmative Action data from the 2000 Census may also be obtained through the EEO Data Tool. |
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Small Business Administration |
The United States Small Business Administration provides information and resources on starting, financing, and managing a business.The administration also provides information on business opportunities, laws of a small business and disaster assistance. For the SBA web site, reference a link below:
Small Business Administration
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Arkansas Small Business Development Center
The Arkansas Small Business Development Center is a public service unit of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's College of Business, in partnership with other Arkansas higher education institutions. The staffs are employees of their respective educational organizations and not an agency of the federal or state government. The ASBDC provides the small business community with research/information, consulting, and training. Refer to the link below, to go to this site.
Arkansas Small Business Development Center
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The Arkansas Minimum Wage rate is $6.25 per hour. It is applicable to employers of four or more employees. For more information, visit Arkansas Department of Labor.
The Federal Minimum Wage increased to $7.25 per hour effective July 24, 2009. |
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