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Frustrated Customers Equals Frustrated Employees, Midlands Starbucks employees participated in National Union Strike

Frustrated Customers Equals Frustrated Employees, Midlands Starbucks employees participated in National Union Strike
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Bison shut down Clippers in district | Seward Independent

To win, you have to put the ball in play. That task proved difficult for the Malcolm softball team in its final weekend of the season. After advancing out of its subdistrict, the Clippers had …

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SLED investigating fired SC agency chief accused of helping her husband land contract

SLED investigating fired SC agency chief accused of helping her husband land contract Maayan Schechter, The State (Columbia, S.C.) May 4 COLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina s top law enforcement agency has launched an investigation into fired State Accident Fund director Amy Cofield and her involvement in her husband landing a $600,000 work contract with her agency, a department spokesman confirmed. Cofield was fired by Gov. Henry McMaster in February after he became aware of the contract. Asked to probe the contract and Cofield s involvement, the state inspector general reported in April that Cofield tainted the process. The inspector general said Cofield s involvement created a conflict of interest, both organizational and personal.

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