Hiring Before Layoffs Sparks Questions at SRS Firm
A CHM2 unit at SRS hires new staff on Monday while WSRC prepares to lay off workers the following week stirring questions about hiring timing and corporate strategy amid ongoing downsizing.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2004
Page
2
A CHM2 unit at SRS hires new staff on Monday while WSRC prepares to lay off workers the following week stirring questions about hiring timing and corporate strategy amid ongoing downsizing.
Letter writers discuss Watergate perception and accusations of name calling by Democrats. A reader criticizes offhand comparisons and notes historic break ins referenced, while another voices appreciation for a local Odell Weeks cleaning staffer.
A 24 year old resident voices frustration over limited nightlife in Aiken and urges local options within 30 minutes. The letter notes many youths travel to Augusta for events and calls for more youth oriented entertainment. Readers may comment via Talkback hotline or editorial email with privacy stated.
Public Education Partners a local education foundation hosted a Saturday lunch for the Teacher Forum group including Anne Poplin the Aiken County Teacher of the Year and Jason Fulmer the South Carolina Teacher of the Year The event aims to boost professional development and mentoring while addressing funding limits and accountability pressures faced by educators.
Five exotic birds including a blue and gold Macaw and a yellow naped amazon appeared at Schofield Middle School during an after school session funded by a 21st Century Learning Grant. Students and staff, including Tamara Paradise and her relatives from Petland of North Augusta, interacted with the birds as educators highlighted longevity and interest for students.
In Jackson Town Hall the Weston Center with Mayor pro tem Harvey Tollison and Dr Dawn Saber hosted a health fair led by Cricket Elam. The event offered blood pressure and cholesterol checks and information on chiropractic care hospice home health Planned Parenthood and mammography. The center emphasized accepting insurance Medicaid and Medicare and a low fee pharmacy while aiming to raise community awareness for rural residents including elderly who lack transport.
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