Staffing Shortages Plague Development Teams at CNY Nonprofits
The professionals who raise money for nonprofits are leaving and replacing them isn’t easy. That’s bad news for charities By Ken Sturtz When Beth Hoey started a career in nonprofit…
Work Environment: Toxic Workplace Harms Workers’ Health
Surgeon General issues report that shows poor working conditions correlate with physical health problems like cancer, heart disease, depression and anxiety By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “Toxic” work environments describe places…
Is Presenteeism Dead?
The days employees used to drag themselves to work, even when they were sick, seem to be over By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Employees used to drag themselves into work despite…
‘Buy American’ Seen as a Boon to LOCAL ManufacturERS
By Steve Yablonski The Biden Administration is working to steel the Buy American Act of 1933. By law, American-made municipal castings must be used in many federal, state and local-level…
Lindsey Aggregates Poised to Grow
By Steve Yablonski Thanks in part to Infrastructure Bill, company expects substantial growth Lindsey Aggregates of Oswego is poised for substantial growth, thanks in part to the recently approved Infrastructure…
Employers Rely on Temp Agencies To Fill Positions
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The current economy represents one of the nation’s toughest time to fill positions, according to the US Chamber of Commerce. “In 2021, businesses added an unprecedented…
HealthWay: New Owners Moving to Expand Business
By Steve Yablonski AE Industrial Partners also specializes in aerospace, defense and government services, space, power generation and specialty industrial markets Jeff Pecoroni, the new CEO at HealthWay, wants to…
Are CNY Manufacturers Competitive?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Industry should continue investing in technology, talent, experts say Manufacturing represents an important part of New York state’s economy. The industry accounts for 4.45% of the…
Workers recently completed installing a new roof on Huhtamaki’s finished goods warehouse in Fulton as part of the city’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative, (DRI), program.
‘Good Things’ Are Happening in Fulton
By Steve Yablonski City’s DRI projects are moving ahead The city of Fulton is positioned to see “significant positive impact” from its Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) award, according to Mayor…
Fees, Fees, Fees: Why Banking Costs So Much
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The average American pays $7 in banking fees every single month, according to a January 2022 CNBC story. That doesn’t sound like much, but who wouldn’t…
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