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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2011
Page
11
SRNS and SRR announce continued layoffs from 1A with voluntary exits through June 10 and June 30 as the final voluntary day. An August involuntary phase remains planned, with potential fifth phase in September or October depending on February plans for S and HB Line. SRNS CEO Garry Flowers cites inability to move staff to other projects.
Wackenhut will reduce its workforce at the Savannah River Site by as many as 100 employees through a voluntary process running May 31 to June 13. If volunteer numbers fall short, involuntary separations could be considered after DOE review, though not planned. A severance of one week pay per year of service, up to 26 years, is offered by all three contractors.
The suit alleges Griffin used the Tipsey name and pub décor from Augusta including floor and beam details at the Aiken location. It accuses copyright infringement unfair competition and computer theft for copying files. Anglin seeks punitive and compensatory damages plus fees. Mullins notes no dollar amount yet. Calls to the Aiken pub went unanswered as it remained open.
The plan outlines a three story county complex with magistrate, priceless unit, juvenile justice on the first floor. County Council, veterans affairs, elections, assessor, auditor, treasurer, tax offices on the second. administrator offices, IT, planning, public works on the third. Brick exterior with buff masonry and ample windows to favor natural light.
The district plans higher annual bond issues yielding 17.5 million for facility needs by 2015, boosting five year total by 11 million. A 4.2 million operations addition funds programs including revamped alternative education and freshman academies at three high schools. Teachers and noncertified staff receive raises. a 3.8 mill millage adds 1.2 million. Public hearing June 7, final vote June 21.
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