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Copper State of Mind podcast focuses on marketing communications and public relations | Community

HMA Public Relations, a Phoenix-based public relations and marketing communications agency, launched “Copper State of Mind,” a podcast focused on public relations and marketing communications strategies. The first episode was March 15. Abbie S. Fink, vice president and general manager of HMA, hosts the podcast twice a month with Dr. Adrian McIntyre of Phx.FM. Together they discuss public relations and its importance for businesses and organizations. “The money an organization spends on integrated marketing communications is an investment that helps boost your brand, break through the noise and drive business results,” said Fink. “With that at the forefront, this podcast touches on a variety of communications strategies, and we’ll explore today’s communications challenges and share insights, stories and strategies.”

With new income tax, Arizona falls from top 10 in economic outlook ranking

by Cole Lauterbach, The Center Square  | May 13, 2021 12:00 PM Print this article Arizona has fallen from the nation’s ranks of most competitive economic outlooks after voters enacted a new income bracket to better fund public schools. The Copper State ranks 13th for economic outlook in the U.S in the American Legislative Exchange Council Center for State Fiscal Reform s 2021 Rich States, Poor States competitive index. The state ranked 10th last year. Judged by more than a dozen metrics, Arizona received low marks on its sales tax, minimum wage and top marginal income rate. Voters approved Prop. 208 last fall. It created an additional 3.5% income tax on single filers with marginal income over $250,000 and joint filers making more than $500,000. The money is used to increase teacher pay, retention and other public school-related spending.

Bolt Co Ignored 9th Circ Order To Rehire Worker, NLRB Says

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Bolt Co. Ignored 9th Circ. Order To Rehire Worker, NLRB Says Law360 (May 10, 2021, 8:38 PM EDT) An Arizona-based nut and bolt manufacturer has flouted a Ninth Circuit order requiring it to rescind workplace rules and reverse a firing the National Labor Relations Board found violated federal labor law, the agency has alleged in a petition asking the court to find the company in contempt. The petition the NLRB filed with the Ninth Circuit on Friday said Copper State Bolt & Nut Co. has not complied with a June 2020 order from the appeals court enforcing a board ruling against the company. The NLRB decision required Copper State to remove rules that made workers raise concerns directly to.

Climate Point: Government declares hot is the new normal

Climate Point: Government declares hot is the new normal Mark Olalde, USA TODAY © David Wallace/The Republic The sun sets over Phoenix on the winter solstice, on a hazy evening, Dec. 21, 2020. Welcome to Climate Point, your weekly guide to climate, energy and environment news from around the Golden State and the country. In Palm Springs, Calif., I’m Mark Olalde. A new normal. It s the phrase of the week, as it s where we find ourselves with temperatures, sea levels and atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations all rising. Every decade, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, part of the federal government, releases an updated U.S. Climate Normals report, which studies 30-year trends. The latest version just dropped, and its findings show weather getting more extreme in much of the country.

Kyrsten Sinema Began as an Activist, But Now Arizona Latinos Say Mark Kelly is the One Who Listens

Kyrsten Sinema Began as an Activist, But Now Arizona Latinos Say Mark Kelly is the One Who Listens On 4/28/21 at 3:46 PM EDT In 2006, just two years after leaving the Green Party to join the Democratic Party, when she considered herself the most liberal legislator in the state of Arizona and proudly boasted that she was a former socialist, Kyrsten Sinema showed up to a march against former Sheriff Joe Arpaio at 6 a.m. Walking 20 miles with two dozen day laborers, others wilted under the Arizona sun. But Sinema, who would go on to protest the so-called Show Me Your Papers SB 1070 law in 2010, kept marching.

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