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As new rules came into force at the start of the year for businesses across the UK, one Mold-based firm was already ahead.

Article content MPP John Vanthof (NDP — Timiskaming-Cochrane) says “COVID-19 drew back the curtains on many dark corners” particularly for those residents who were already experiencing mental health or economic challenges prior to the pandemic. “Lack of mental health services coupled with an increase in addiction-related issues are proving to be a challenge across the province but especially in rural areas like ours,” said Vanthof, in a statement issued as a year-end summation of 2020. “Everyone’s stress level increased with the pandemic and for people who were facing large chal...

No to forced work amid raging pandemic! All non-essential production must be shutdown with full compensation to workers! Big businesses in Sri Lanka are openly demanding employees keep working in the face of a rising number of COVID-19 infections. These life-threatening demands are fully backed by the government of President Gotabhaya Rajapakse. Numerous cases have come to light in recent weeks of employees being forced to work by local firms and foreign companies registered with the Board of Investment (BOI). Over 1,600 companies, employing more than 700,000 workers in free trade zones (FTZs...

Kontrol Energy Corp.: Kontrol Receives $750,000 Emission Order Including BioCloud Sales and Initial BioCloud Order from Ontario Electricity Generator Kontrol" or " Company"), a leader in smart buildings and cities through IoT, Cloud and SaaS technology, is pleased to announce a $750,000 order for its continuous emissions business which includes BioCloud TM units and a separate initial order from one of Ontario's largest Electricity Generators. The continuous emissions and BioCloud revenues are anticipated to be recorded in Q1 2021. "We are very pleased to receive a significant order in our co...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record In efforts to keep American Airlines’ flight service in Roswell, city staff has agreed to waive one month of parking fees for its airplanes at the Roswell Air Center and is asking city councilors to consider forgiving an additional two months’ worth of fees. “American Airlines reached out to Roswell in November and asked if the city would be willing to waive the parking fees for three months for its planes as a sign of our partnership,” said City Manager Joe Neeb. “The intent of the request was to show the American decision-mak...