Applied Theory gift moves students online at Ess 1
A renewed Applied Theory initiative shifts moved students to online access at Ess 1. Lusetun Han of Operations at amu CUS ESTatuse outlines the new net setup and Statuse office confirms readiness for remote study.
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Nursing home marks his one year anniversary in Syracuse
A Syracuse nursing home celebrates its first year of operation. The facility offers skilled nursing care and an adult day care program as part of its services, with a focus on resident well being.
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Ideal workplace survey prompts anti-Dilbert office concept
Readers are invited to describe their ideal workplace or unsatisfying cubicle environment. Submit experiences and visions of an anti-Dilbert office to Syracuse.com business desk, contact Bob Niedt via phone or email for details and submission guidelines.
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Bennett seeks removal of judge over bias claims in fraud case
Bennett, former Syracuse businessman Passick and associates face 49 charges after defrauding 12,000 investors of 512 million through Bennett Funding Group. He accuses Judge John S. Martin of bias citing a plea-bargain suggestion before trial. Bennett asks appeals court to appoint a new judge to decide on recusal.
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Coke lays off 21 percent of Atlanta jobs in cost drive
Coca Cola plans job cuts of about 21 percent of its Atlanta workforce as it contracts out compensation and benefits work and plant maintenance. The move aims to save 300 million dollars per year, though it expects annual earnings to fall by 800 million before funds this year.
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ORGL OCC Cert for Surgical Technologists Offered
ORGL OCC outlines a certificate program in surgical technology at Onondaga Community College. The 11 month course includes clinical experience in local hospitals and outpatient centers, starts in the first semester, and aims to prepare graduates for work locally and nationally. A biology and chemistry background aids admission.
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State regulators weigh higher bid for Nine Mile Point nukes
New York regulators consider inviting additional bidders to raise the price for the Nine Mile Point nuclear plants as they dispute AmerGen Energy Co.’s 163 million offer. PSC staff say compensation to ratepayers is inadequate while RG&E pursues a matching bid with added benefits. Entergy talks continue on other NY plants.
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Employers Must Treat Job Candidates Well Says Local Coach
Leslie Rose McDonald of Pathfinders Career Transition warns that employers now risk losing strong candidates who seek respectful, efficient interviews and clear communication. Poor interviews, interruptions, and vague follow ups can derail recruitment in a tight market.
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