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  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • Roger Balcarcel holds his son Caleb Balcarcel, 1 month as he looks over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM131_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM111_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM109_unemployment.jpg
  • A man waits for his appointment at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM031_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM167_unemployment.jpg
  • Sylverster Pollard of San Francisco makes a call as people look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM098_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM020_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM160_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM153_unemployment.jpg
  • Roger Balcarcel holds his son Caleb Balcarcel, 1 month as he looks over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM122_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM077_unemployment.jpg
  • Job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM045_unemployment.jpg
  • A man waits for his appointment at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM038_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM146_unemployment.jpg
  • Roger Balcarcel holds his son Caleb Balcarcel, 1 month as he looks over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM129_unemployment.jpg
  • People look over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM088_unemployment.jpg
  • A man waits for his appointment at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM037_unemployment.jpg
  • A woman looks over job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM068_unemployment.jpg
  • Job listings at the One Stop Career Link Center November 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California.  The national unemployment rate for October reached 10.2 percent, the highest level since 1983. Federal Reserve officials have warned that the unemployment rate will likely remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring.  An estimated 16 million Americans are out of work.   (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
    20091109DPM049_unemployment.jpg
  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
    HONGKONG_ECON011.jpg