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KPNX 12 News Today August 17, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KPNX 12 News Today August 17, 2016

80 degrees. Slight chance of storms. Lets talk traffic. Look at the drive on the 10 eastbound. It barely looks like it is moving. A lot of commotion at 75th avenue. Packed like sardines. You will see that translate as a solid orange line from the 101 from the 1012 downtown and pretty crowded on the start to the split. Pushing about a halfhour from the 3032 downtown on the 10 eastbound. Speeds averaging 30 on the 101. 17 minutes for that drive. 17 southbound right now we are in the red from stack to split. 20 minutes to get around the curve and 32 minutes from the 303, to the curve. Critical co...

HR Magazine - Rise in data requests costing businesses millions - Vimarsana News

HR Magazine - Rise in data requests costing businesses millions

A rise in data subject access requests (DSARs) is costing businesses millions, according to research from HR and law group Loch Associates.

Milestone Beverages accelerates in Korea - Vimarsana News

Milestone Beverages accelerates in Korea

Milestone Beverages celebrates the success of the arm of its business in Korea, growing from US$200,000 in 2020 to over $1m to date.

Sussex businesses face crisis over immigration restrictions - Vimarsana News

Sussex businesses face crisis over immigration restrictions

Sussex businesses are facing a recruitment crisis amid a surge in demand for foreign workers, a law firm has claimed.

The 'crucial, highly valuable' perk that striking teachers are keeping quiet about - Vimarsana News

The 'crucial, highly valuable' perk that striking teachers are keeping quiet about

Unions rejected a pay rise and bonus, arguing wages are down 23pc in real terms