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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The number of jobs at U.S. airlines keeps growing — although slowly — as some of them post record profits.
The U.S. Department of Transportation said Thursday that the nation's passenger airlines employed the equivalent of 386,243 full-time workers in July, up 1.3 percent from the same month last year. It was the eighth straight monthly gain over year-earlier numbers.
The largest employer, United Airlines, cut its workforce 3.3 percent, while Delta, American, Southwest and US Airways added jobs.
Two small, low-cost carriers, Spirit and Allegiant, had double-digit gains. Some regional airlines that operate shorter flights for major carriers cut jobs, including Envoy (American) and Endeavor (Delta), while others grew.
The government counts two part-time employees as one full-time worker.
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Government bulletin: http://bit.ly/1qO0qsK
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Lumina Copper Corp.
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EXPLORATION STAGE |
CODE : LCC.V |
ISIN : CA55025N1042 |
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Lumina Copper is a copper exploration company based in Canada. Its main exploration properties are TACA TACA and SAN JORGE in Argentina. Lumina Copper is listed in Canada. Its market capitalisation is CA$ 228.5 millions as of today (US$ 208.8 millions, € 157.2 millions). Its stock quote reached its lowest recent point on November 14, 2008 at CA$ 0.30, and its highest recent level on August 21, 2014 at CA$ 10.00. Lumina Copper has 22 850 000 shares outstanding. |