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Greskoviak “We are short three waitresses, two drivers, two dishwashers, a pizza cook and kitchen help,” said Robert Greskoviak, owner of the Villa ‘D Carlo restaurant along Kenosha’s lakefront. While more businesses in southeastern Wisconsin reopen their doors and expand operations as the pandemic wanes, “Help Wanted” signs are cropping up like spring dandelions. Many employers say they are finding it more difficult than ever to find workers. Evers “Everyplace across the state this is an issue. There is no question: There is a shortage of workers,” sai...

While more businesses reopen their doors and expand operations as the pandemic wanes, “Help Wanted” signs are cropping up like spring dandelions. Many employers say they are finding it more

Cree Lighting Cree’s new filament bulbs, including this A19 bulb, can be tuned from a warm 2,200 Kelvin to a cool 6,500K. The 800-lumen A19 and ST19 bulbs are fitted with standard E26 bases, as is the 350-lumen G25 bulb. The 350-lumen B11 candelabra bulb has a smaller E12 base. Designed to fit into 5- to 6-inch recessed cans, the 850-lumen downlight comes with an interchangeable cord that offers E26 and direct-connect options, while integrated tension clips help to ensure a secure fit with the ceiling. The downlight isn’t compatible with GU24 or pin-based sockets, however. Cree Lighting C...

Share: LOS ANGELES, May 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The  Global LED Lighting Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 13.5% from 2020 to 2027 and reach a market value of over US$ 98.6 Bn by 2027. The Asia Pacific region is expected to have the largest market share in the global LED lighting market. Furthermore, Asia Pacific maintains its fastest growing CAGR throughout the forecast period. With manufacturing facilities in China, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan, Asia Pacific is recognized as the major supplier of LED chips and packages and thus plays a decisive role in the pricing of...

CONTENT: Press Release April 1, 2021 /3BL Media/ - Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation today to partially repeal Ohio’s scandal-ridden House Bill 6, but failed to restore the state’s renewable energy and energy efficiency resource standards. “Today’s decision is a disappointment for clean energy and yet again leaves Ohio behind at a time when the rest of the country—including many investors and companies—is moving forward with investments to capture the benefits of renewable energy and energy waste reduction,” said Alli Gold Roberts, director of state policy at Ceres. Describ...