PHOENIX, April 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Cox Business has announced that it is expanding its employee base statewide by double digits through August to meet increasing demand for its business-grade Internet, video and phone services. The move is consistent with the company's growth strategy in 2010. We are experiencing phenomenal growth within this department and know that to meet our goals, we need to have the appropriate talent in place," says Hyman Sukiennik, vice president of Cox Business adding, "That means more high-paying jobs for our community.
HARRISBURG, Pa., May 4, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA) has approved more than $2.6 million in low-interest loans for projects that will create at least 80 new jobs in Franklin, Elk and Clearfield counties. Providing capital to assist businesses with site development and land and building acquisition is a sound investment for the commonwealth," Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary C. Alan Walker said. "The low-interest loans approved today through PIDA will help three companies expand business operations and create 80 new jobs.
Other categories and their respective increases include: * Personal care and service jobs will increase by 16.7 percent, an increase of 7,650 jobs. * Food preparation and serving-related jobs will grow by 15,750 positions, a 15.8 percent increase. * Computer and mathematical jobs will grow by 2,850, a growth of 28 percent. * Construction and extraction jobs will increase by 9,450, and installation, maintenance and repair jobs will increase by 8,450. * Farming, fishing and forestry jobs will increase by 1,500, or 5.8 percent. * Jobs in management such as executives and sales managers will increase by 10,400 or 13.8 percent. * Business and financial operations jobs will increase by 5,000 or 17.7 percent. * Architecture and engineering jobs will increase by 3,350 or 19.2 percent. * Life, p...
Four Oklahoma community banks have received a total of $51.1 million in federal funds to support small business lending and help those companies expand operations and create new jobs, officials said Wednesday. The money is the final wave in the Small Business Lending Fund program through the U.S. Treasury Department, bringing the total number of Oklahoma banks to seven. The latest banks are F&M Bancorporation in Tulsa, Central Service Corp. in Enid, AmeriBank Holding Co. in Collinsville and Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corp. in Shawnee.
There was a significant development this week in the ongoing battle over the proper scope of the federal government's authority. Sixteen states filed a brief opposing the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) effort to block the Boeing Co. from building a new manufacturing facility in South Carolina. The NLRB initiated proceedings against Boeing to prevent the company from building the new facility in South Carolina - a right-to-work state - on the ground that it would adversely impact unionized Boeing employees in Washington state. In doing so, the NLRB called into question plans that involve billions of dollars in new investment and could significantly impact the competitiveness of the U.S. aircraft industry. The states that filed this brief come from diverse perspectives. Some are ...
Charleston native John Chambers Jr., CEO of America's gigantic cyber hardware conglomerate Cisco, candidly says Cisco keeps eight subsidiaries and $40 billion profits in low-tax foreign nations to avoid U.S. corporate taxes. In a recent "60 Minutes" segment, Chambers said America's 35 percent tax on business profits should be slashed drastically, to prevent U.S. firms from funneling operations and jobs to places like Ireland, where the tax is 12.5 percent.
In an era of declining job security, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that business management jobs will grow by 12 percent by 2012. In addition, the number of business operations specialists will increase by an estimated 23 percent.
DAYTON -- A Beavercreek manufacturing business has agreed to move its operations to Dayton and bring 24 jobs along with it. JBK Manufacturing LLC was awarded a $40,000 grant by the city Wednesday to relocate its operations to 2127 Troy St. The company manufactures items from the defense and aerospace industries and plans to create 13 new jobs in the city with an average salary of $45,000.
Postsecondary law teachers earn the most among this group with an annual salary of $92,390; postsecondary environmental science teachers come in second in this group with an average salary at $90,990. Financial, sales and office jobs For business and financial operations occupations, the average salary is $50,710 with financial specialists topping the category with an annual salary of $67,100.
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