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Betty Beard

Betty Beard

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Head of Commercial, Liz Earle Wellbeing Magazine

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Total articles 38

  • Revised Arizona job numbers give metro Tucson less 2018 growth

    By Betty Beard| Tucson Sentinel Verified Posted Mar 7, 2019, 3:31 pmBetty BeardTucsonSentinel.comAn annual revision of employment numbers gave Arizona 5,600 more jobs than earlier tallies, but metro Tucson ended up with 2,900 fewer last year than previously reported. Tucson still gained about 6,100 jobs over the year, according to January numbers reported Thursday by the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity. But their December estimates gave Tucson an increase of more than 9,000 jobs over the year.

    By Betty Beard · Tucson Sentinel

    Mar. 07, 2019

  • Arizona could add almost 166,000 jobs by mid-2020

    By Betty Beard| Tucson Sentinel Verified Posted Feb 21, 2019, 3:40 pmBetty BeardTucsonSentinel.comArizona is expected to add 165,691 jobs between the last quarter of 2018 and mid 2020, with construction and manufacturing leading the way. And Pima County is expected to add 11,905 positions, the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity reported Thursday in its annual short-term projections report.

    By Betty Beard · Tucson Sentinel

    Feb. 21, 2019

  • Revised Arizona job numbers give metro Tucson less 2018 growth

    By Betty Beard| Tucson Sentinel Verified Posted Mar 7, 2019, 3:31 pmBetty BeardTucsonSentinel.comAn annual revision of employment numbers gave Arizona 5,600 more jobs than earlier tallies, but metro Tucson ended up with 2,900 fewer last year than previously reported. Tucson still gained about 6,100 jobs over the year, according to January numbers reported Thursday by the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity. But their December estimates gave Tucson an increase of more than 9,000 jobs over the year.

    By Betty Beard · Tucson Sentinel

    Mar. 07, 2019

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Liz Earle Wellbeing Magazine

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 177 839 5166