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HAMILTON, N.Y. – Registration is open for the 2nd Annual CNY Healthy Workforce Business Conference, sponsored by Madison County Public Health. This event is taking place on Oct. 4 and is designed for workforce leaders, supervisors, and human resources personnel in the Central New York area. The conference will be held at the Appley Conference […]
(Reuters) -Office rental firm IWG retained a "cautiously optimistic" outlook after posting a 48% surge in half-year profit on Tuesday, helped partly by high demand for its spaces and improved pricing. "Our outlook for the full year remains cautiously optimistic given the growing demand for hybrid working solutions tempered by FX headwinds and a challenging economic and competitive environment," the company said in a statement. The UK-listed owner of the Spaces and Regus brands said adjusted core profit from continuing operations for the six months ended June 30 jumped 48%...
HAMILTON, N.Y. — Madison County Public Health will hold its second annual Healthy Workforce Business Conference on Oct. 4 at the White Eagle Conference Center in Hamilton. Registration for the event is now open.
Minnesota is preparing to make use of more than $650 million in federal aid to bring high-speed internet to underserved populations. Rural areas often lack broadband access, and the extra support is seen as a pathway to well-paying jobs in smaller communities. The Biden administration announced last month exactly how much broadband funding states would get from the bipartisan infrastructure law. ...
General Motors is touting its return to the top in 2022 as the largest automotive manufacturer in America while it also takes a victory lap to remind Hoosiers of the "integral" role it plays in Indiana's economy. Cheryl McCarron, director of communication relations for General Motors, said the automaker employs 6,100 employees here but the study reveals each job spins off additional jobs in the sector. "Part of what Oxford Economics does, they [ask] how many jobs do those 6,100 impact. " ...