The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT2) LOS ANGELES -- Jan 3. 2003 -- ADV. FOR SUN. JAN. 5, 2003 -- JOB-SEARCH-FIRMS-FIND -- Consumer groups and career experts say they are expecting job search problems to arise if the economy remains weak and unemployment climbs. Ian Leicht's luck seemed to go from bad to worse after he was laid off about two years ago as chief technology officer for a media company in Los Angeles. Leicht of Los Angeles has set up a Web site, www.jobscams.com to help job seekers avoid the kinds of problems he said he had with an employment search firm. Leicht in his Los Angeles apartment in Nov. 2002. (Ted Soqui/The New York Times) *LITE
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