Hotel union staff set vote on contract terms
Hotel Employees Restaurant Local 150 members will vote on a new contract after the current agreement expired October 31. Negotiators, led by union president Ann Mane Tallerdourson and business manager Tabercio, say details will be shared with members once discussed. The hotel employs 250 to 360 workers seasonally, with About 220 represented by Usdon.
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Fred Gragenera
Lowoom South Congregational
Syracuse
Sore
Ann Mane Tallerdourson
Busianager
Tabercio
Uson
Art therapy as a growing healthcare option
Art therapy uses creative activities to help patients manage stress gain self esteem and express feelings. Therapists may work individually or in groups in hospitals clinics and schools, usually requiring a master’s degree in art therapy or related graduate study with certification through the American Art Therapy Association.
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Rebecca Livengood
Chronicle Guidance
Veterans Hospitals
American Art Therapy Association
AATT
ATT
Wvw
Arttherapy.org
Nazareth Collegeim
Rochester
Central New
Syracuse Area Gains 5000 Jobs in January 2000
Local payrolls in Onondaga Oswego Madison and Cayuga counties show 5000 more nonfarm jobs in January 2000 than January 1999 raising area employment to 346300 the highest January total on record Unemployment rises to 54 percent due to seasonal factors as the job market expands Economist Roger Evans notes state unemployment at 35 percent and national rate at 45 percent The services sector adds 1700 jobs with transportation and public utilities leading percentage gains
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Onondaga
Oswego
Madson
Casuga
Labor Department
Ically
Syracuse
Roger Evans
State Department of Labor
Job Picture Focuses on January Syracuse Area Gains
The Syracuse area January 1959 employment report highlights percentage changes in jobs across sectors. It notes increases or decreases in specific industries, signaling shifts in local labor demand for that period.
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I N Tre Sracuse
Ares
Saith
Lucent plans spin off weaker units to focus on carriers
Lucent Technologies surged about 13 percent after announcing a spin off of three underperforming divisions PBX Systimax and LAN data links to form a yet unnamed entity. The move aims to sharpen focus on carrier markets while Lucent retains its networks and related services.
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Newark
N.J
Lucent Technologies Inc
Lucent
PBX
Systimax
Murray Hilt
James Parmelee
Credit Suisse First Boston
New York
Cisco Systems
Nortel Networks
Parmelee
Richard McGinn
McGinn
York Stock Exchange
NiMo to add meter readers to boost billing accuracy
Niagara Mohawk plans to double monthly meter readings from 800000 to 1.6 million by hiring 45 more readers, aiming to cut consumer complaints and regulatory inquiries after a period of high estimated bills. Readings will roll out first in Buffalo with phased citywide shifts from March to May, reducing dependence on estimates.
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Niagara Mohawk
Magara Mohawk
State Public Service Commission
P.S.C
Commission
PSC
Kerry Burns
Burns
Buffalo
Capital District
New York
Blind spots to avoid in employment decisions
A practical guide listing five common errors in job choices. It warns against accepting the first offer, overreliance on a single manager relationship, incomplete information, letting salary dictate decisions, and blind optimism without verification. It cites Leslie Rose McDonald of Pathfinders Career Transition Services Inc. and invites reader questions.
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Leslie Rose McDonald
Pathfinders Career Transition Services Inc
Liverpool
Lesie McDonald
Liverpool Road
Pathfinderscis
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