🏆 Propark Mobility Named One of Connecticut’s Top Workplaces by the Hartford Courant for the Second Consecutive Year! 🎉
About Us: We’re thrilled to share that Propark Mobility has been recognized as one of Connecticut’s Top Workplaces by the Hartford Courant for the second year running! 🌟 This accolade highlights our commitment to fostering a positive and engaging workplace where employees thrive.
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ANN ARBOR, MI — An Ann Arbor Dollar Tree has abruptly closed, according to a sign posted on its door Thursday, Jan. 20.
“Store closed until further notice. I’ve quit. I’m sorry,” reads a notice posted to the door, signed “the only manager.”
The store is located at 325 N. Maple Road. A second sign notifies customers the location’s hours are frequently changing due to “factors like Truck Day and being short staffed.”
Dollar Tree has two locations in Ann Arbor and three in the Ypsilanti area. The company, known for pricing nearly everything at $1 or less, announced in November it would be rolling out a permanent price increase for the first time in 35 years. Dollar Tree cited the rising cost of goods and store operations as the reason for the increase.
It is unclear how long the store will remain closed. Dollar Tree did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The Maple Road store is typically open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and Wednesday through Saturday, with closures on Sunday and Tuesday, according to a notice on the door.
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Governor Doug Ducey today announced “Arizona Back To Work” — Arizona’s plan to support Arizonans getting back to work, and fill the thousands of jobs available across the state.
Governor Ducey announced Arizona will no longer be taking the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, and instead will offer one-time bonuses to returning workers, along with child care support, educational opportunities and rental assistance.
“In Arizona, we’re going to use federal money to encourage people to work…instead of paying people not to work,” Governor Ducey said.
As the Arizona Republic has reported, many employers report they are having trouble competing with the federal government’s unemployment payments, which are paying individuals more to stay home and not work than to find a job.
Arizona will offer a $2,000 Back To Work bonus for eligible workers — with a goal of getting as many Arizonans as possible to rejoin the workforce by Labor Day, September 6, 2021.
With this new program, Arizona will stop taking the federal government’s pandemic unemployment benefits effective Saturday, July 10. Arizona will also provide support for unemployed individuals seeking to upskill their careers with adult education programs as well as additional child care opportunities.
“With ample supplies of the COVID-19 vaccine on hand and millions of Arizonans vaccinated, people feel safer and are finally returning to life in Arizona as we knew and loved it before,” said Governor Ducey. “People are back in the office, restaurants are at full capacity and tourists are flocking to our state.”
“Although more people are ready to work today in Arizona than before the pandemic, many businesses are struggling to fill vital positions,” the Governor added. “We cannot let unemployment benefits be a barrier to getting people back to work.”
Governor Ducey’s Back To Work program will help individuals transition from unemployment to a new job, and ensure those currently receiving unemployment have support available to help them in this critical step forward.
Ive been in appeal since the day my second Edd claim started 9/8/2020 and still haven’t gotten a hearing date which is unnecessary in the first place because I have verified my identity with oxford appeal board and idme and the Edd multiple times and the identity issue was the cause of this mess in the first place, I’ve lost a business, trucks, house and been homeless for a year now because of this pandemic. Does anyone know how I can get this issue resolved. #benefits #stimuluscheck #advice #coronavirus #news #motivation #ksbw #montereybay #centralcoast #news #theherald #pandemic
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First millions of jobs... now the Olympics!! I read that this is the ONLY time the games have ever been postponed! Though they were cancelled bc of WWI and WWII.
I wonder what else the Coronavirus will have an effect on...
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