": "第 5 條",
			"條文內容": "本所置秘書一人、專門委員一人，職位均列第十或第十一職等；組長三人，專員三人或四人，職位均列第六至第九職等；組員四人至六人，職位列第三至第五職等，其中二人得列第六或第七職等；辦事員三人至五人，職位列第三或第四職等；書記六人或七人，職位列第一至第三職等。"
		},
		{
			"條號": "第 6 條",
			"條文內容": "本所置人事管理員一人，職位列第五至第七職等，依法辦理人事管理及人事查核事項。"
		},
		{
			"條號": "第 7 條",
			"條文內容": "本所置會計員一人，職位列第五至第七職等；依法辦理歲計、會計事項並兼辦統計事項。"
		},
		{
			"條號": "第 8 條",
			"條文內容": "第四條至第七條所定各職稱人員，其職位之職系，依公務職位分類法及職系說明書，就一般行政管理、一般財政及財務管理、事務管理、員工訓練、人事行政、會計、文書、打字及其他有關職系選用之。"
		},
		{
			"條號": "第 9 條",
			"條文內容": "本所得聘講座若干人，擔任教學工作，由本所報請財政部核准聘用，酌支鐘點費。"
		},
		{
			"條號": "第 10 條",
			"條文內容": "本所辦事細則，由所擬訂，報請財政部核定之。"
		},
		{
			"條號": "第 11 條",
			"條文內容": "本條例自公布日施行。"
		}
	]
}That’s the essence of the law of attraction.
Having grown up by the seaside in Anglesey, North Wales, Amy decided to move to the big smoke in 2008. She made her way around the ad agency circuit having worked on big brands such as UPS, Holiday Inn and O2 before starting at Zone in June 2014. Amy has experience in managing big ATL campaigns but her true passion is digital: owned, earned and paid. She’s also quite passionate about Victorian Cross Stitch, shhhh, don’t tell anyone!
Strange but true:
While at her Nain's (Welsh Granny) house, Amy was so thirsty, she downed a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice in one, only to discover it was egg yolks for her lunchtime omelette! Yaks.Oak Street is longer than Ben Lane for example.
Get pouring over that A-Z on a rainy day!
I had the A-Z out but would never have found that.
Thers' A Road, B Road, etc., running behind the Hallamshire Hospital.
-I like the M1 suggestion -although I think it ought to be M1 motorway!
Daftest named street must be Flat St - if you have ever lugged a suitcase up it you'll know why.
Now we've had the names, what are the longest and shortest roads - in physical length?
I nominate Coo Hill in Woodhouse, it must be all of 15 feet long.
But Totley Lane leading to Ox Close Avenue are two separate roads not the name of one road just because its on a sign!!Experts weigh the probabilities in terms of how likely a recession is and how quickly it can happen.
Most Americans — 70% — already believe an economic downturn is on its way, according to a new survey by MagnifyMoney. The survey was conducted online between June 10 and 14 and included 2,082 respondents.
A recession is defined as a significant economic downturn lasting more than a few months.
The biggest warning sign of economic recession, pointed out by 88% of respondents, is rising inflation.
Survey respondents also reported seeing signs of an economic downturn in home prices and rents, at 61%. Interest rates rise 56%. stock market 55%; decrease in consumer spending 42%; A high unemployment rate of 36%.
Some of these perceptions may be based on how people feel about the economy, rather than fixed numbers. While the US economy still has bright spots — including a generally strong job market and rising wages — higher prices have made Americans more financially insecure, according to Matt Schulze, senior credit analyst at LendingTree, which owns MagnifyMoney.
“When something so basic to people’s daily lives goes up like gas prices and grocery bills, it has a huge impact on the way people look at things,” Schulz said.
The upcoming inflation data may increase consumer sentiments.
The Consumer Price Index, which measures the average change in prices over time for certain goods and services, rose 8.6% in May from the previous year, the highest increase since 1981.
New data for June is due on Wednesday.
“We expect the headline figure, which includes gas and food, to be very high, mainly due to higher gas prices in June,” White House Press Secretary Karen-Jean-Pierre said during a briefing on Monday.
However, those June numbers are already outdated because energy prices have since fallen dramatically, she said.
What do people do to prepare for a recession?
The biggest concern people mentioned about the looming recession is the inability to pay their bills, at 44%, according to a MagnifyMoney survey.
In order to prepare for an economic downturn, many focus on keeping their spending aligned – 62% of respondents said they are cutting back on spending, while 39% are sticking to the budget. Experts say these steps can be important in the event of a job loss or other financial setback. Others are building emergency savings at 26%.
MagnifyMoney participants also report that they have taken steps to support their income streams, with 24% working on a side gig and 6% to improve job performance. Another 6% reported adjusting their investment portfolios.
Meanwhile, 11% of respondents said they do nothing.
There are proactive steps individuals can take now to put themselves in a better financial position, according to Schultz.
One in four MagnifyMoney survey respondents reported paying off debt as a way to prepare their finances for the economic downturn. With the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, he said, people may want to consider their options to control personal interest rates on their debt.
For those with good credit, a 0% transfer credit card can be “very useful,” Schulz said.
For those without good credit, a low-interest personal loan may help reduce the interest you pay on your balances.
By contacting the issuer for an existing credit card, you may be able to negotiate a lower rate. And that worked for about 70% of people who ordered it in the past year, according to Schultz.
“Any of those moves could lower your rates significantly more than the amount the Fed is raising on a monthly basis, so it could be something really important,” Schulz said.
Hailing from the ever-expanding suburbs of Markham, Ontario, Kelly has always had a passion for the written word. After landing a spot as a junior journalist with Free the Children and the Toronto Star, she moved on to write for several campus publications while attending The University of Western Ontario. Kelly has always sought to enrich her understanding of the world around her, and hopes to continue doing so in her studies at Carleton. When she isnʼt writing, Kelly can usually be found outside, most often in a canoe.
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