One parking lot wedding
Among all the statistics of the work done this year was one especially bright spot.
The June wedding of Leslie Osborne, a planning and operations manager for DHEC, to her groom Nick Savage.
Now Leslie Savage, she has been with the state agency for three years and now serves as plans chief for the state s pandemic response.
The couple had to cancel their planned wedding and cancel again because of the pandemic, and her work, according to a statement from DHEC.
Eventually, they didn t want to wait or put it off anymore and one day, on June 30, they decided to make it official.
A look at DHEC s year in SC: 1.5 million hours, 350,000 calls and one parking lot wedding Mike Ellis, Greenville News
During a year of handling the pandemic, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has done a lot. More than a million vaccines, more than a million-and-a-half hours worked. And at least one parking lot wedding.
In a crazy pandemic year, state health employees often worked seven days a week.
There were few respites all year, many employees haven t had a single day without doing some pandemic work, members of the state health department s board were told during a Thursday meeting with the governor.
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Irwin Council decided Wednesday to no longer require anyone attending their meetings to wear a mask in spite of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation to do so in order the slow the spread of covid-19.
Meeting online through Irwin’s Facebook page, council decided 6-1 to return to the public works building for meetings starting in March until further notice.
Masks will be optional and there will not be a limit on the number of people allowed in the room.
Going paperless halves Donnelly Groupâs admin needs
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Click the thumbs up >Donnelly Group has cut its administrative workforce by 50% after rolling out Arena Group’s mstore paperless operating system.
The Northern Ireland-based AM100 car retailer’s efficiency gains were revealed by Arena as it approached the landmark of having the millionth dealfile or work in progress (WiP) packs managed in mstore since the platform first went live in a Lookers dealership in 2008.
Arena, which host a 10am speaker session in the seminary theatre at AM Live Virtual – and occupy a position at hall 2, stand 2, throughout the event – has calculated that 11 million documents have been digitised using mstore, with each dealfile or WiP pack containing multiple sheets.