IDAHO FALLS – A local woman is hoping to win a national contest and she’s asking for your support. Jo Lawrence has been a personal trainer at the YMCA in Idaho Falls for many years and works as a trainer and nutrition coach at Melaleuca. She’s worked with clients nationwide and recently got wind of […]
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Fighting back
Since losing her job, Miss Johnston retrained and created her own business inspired by her own recent mental health struggles.
She added: “I’m launching a new online business, and just launched it yesterday, to try and do something to help people with mind-set and things because I’ve had to reach out because my mental health has been affected by this whole situation.
“I have had to reach out and relaunch myself and get my confidence back a bit.
“It has totally floored me. I’m 52 years old and I’m not at a good age to be employable. I don’t mean that in a bad sense but there are very little jobs out there so I’ve had to retrain to start an online business from scratch.”
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Wedding caterers hit with marquee ban that doesn t apply to pubs and restaurants WEDDING catering firms have accused the Scottish Government of pure discrimination because of a ban on marquees that does not apply to pubs and restaurants. Businesses were excluded from hospitality support as it was stated they didn’t have to close, despite the majority of couples cancelling ceremonies. The Scottish Wedding Industry Alliance (SWIA) says many outdoor event caterers are now in a critical position. While most have attempted to diversity with takeaway services to stay afloat during lockdown, it said some had gone out of business.