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(Image credit: Future) WASHINGTON—Since March, broadcasters around the world have had to shift to the new reality of producing content remotely. However, many of the systems put in place were meant to be temporary—a way of staying on the air, but not a long term way to produce content.  Remote production doesn’t seem to be going anywhere though, as executives have realized the advantages it provides, including reduced costs and increased flexibility. But there are also challenges in the transition to remote. In “Remote Production—Rebuilding for the Future,” a new webcast presente...

Fox21Online The $900 Million Project Remains On Budget as Crews Work to Enclose the New Inpatient, Outpatient Facilities April 26, 2021 DULUTH, Minn. – A multi-million dollar development is changing the skyline of Duluth’s downtown district. Ground broke on Essentia’s Vision Northland Project in 2019, and if you’ve recently driven by, you’ve noticed a large amount of progress has been made on the exterior of the new structure. What started as a vision in 2017 is now becoming an impressive reality. The extensive engineering, planning, and partnership between dozens of contractors an...

Increasingly larger crews are working on Essentia Health’s Vision Northland project as construction accelerates both on the exterior and interior. The $900 million project, which is on schedule and about 30% complete, will build a state-of-the-art replacement for St. Mary’s Medical Center while providing thousands of good-paying jobs.  We’ve collaborated with our construction manager, McGough Construction, and the Duluth Building and Construction Trades Council to maximize the local impact of those jobs, as well as bring new people into the construction trades.  “Ess...

Lauren Krugel A person walks past a COVID-19 mural designed by artist Emily May Rose on a rainy day during the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto on Monday, April 12, 2021. Employment lawyers say flouting COVID-19 public health orders when off the job or coming into work while knowingly sick could warrant discipline in the workplace. Image Credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette April 17, 2021 - 10:03 AM CALGARY - Employment lawyers say flouting COVID-19 public health orders when off the job or coming into work while knowingly sick could warrant discipline in the wo...

Risky pandemic behaviour off the clock could mean workplace discipline: lawyers by Lauren Krugel, The Canadian Press Posted Apr 17, 2021 10:00 am EDT Last Updated Apr 17, 2021 at 10:14 am EDT CALGARY — Employment lawyers say flouting COVID-19 public health orders when off the job or coming into work while knowingly sick could warrant discipline in the workplace — including termination in the most flagrant cases. “There is a shared obligation between employers and employees to maintain a safe workplace, and safety includes you don’t bring in a potentially fatal virus into the workplace...