State and city officials are opening local jobs to feds to try to lessen the economic fallout from a mass exodus of workers.

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State and city officials are opening local jobs to feds to try to lessen the economic fallout from a mass exodus of workers.

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Al Araf, the director of Indonesian rights group Imparsial, said Thursday the new law is inconsistent with the spirit of the ...

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