AFE terminates 85 staffers

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American Family Enterprises (AFE) announced in late Jan 2001 that it will terminate 85 jobs and significantly reduce operations while evaluating its new lines of business. Last year, Jersey City, NJ-based AFE decided to take the firm in a new direction after discontinuing its American Family Publishers sweepstakes mailings. The company sent its last US sweepstakes solicitation in Sep 2000 owing to a rapid decline in response to the sweepstakes over the past few years that had reached a marginal profitability level.

Other Services Related to Advertising, Promotional Gift Services, Promotional products, American Family Enterprises

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Survey finds it pays to be an online marketing specialist

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A survey on wages of different direct and interactive marketing managers, based on reports of Crandall Associates Inc., is presented.

Compensation and benefits, Surveys, Wages, Wages and salaries, Marketing executives, Salary

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USPS, APWU reach tentative deal

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The labor contract between U.S. Postal Service and the American Postal Workers Union is analyzed.

Services information, Postal Service, US Postal Service, Services, Labor relations, United States. Postal Service, American Postal Workers Union

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