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“People can make more money sitting at home,” said Roxane.
“I don’t blame them,” she added. “If you’re given a free lunch, you’re going to take it.”
Small businesses also can face strong competition from larger chains looking to fill jobs at a time when some prospective applicants don t want to risk infection or face child-care concerns.
The Wawa chain, which wants to add 5,000 workers over the next three months, is offering a $500 bonus boosted Thursday from an initial offer of $125 to new hires in certain positions through June 15.
Another convenience-store operator, Royal Farms, is offering a $500 bonus at select locations as it seeks to add 4,500 employees. It s also providing a $300 referral bonus to current employees who help fill a job.
HADDONFIELD, New Jersey (WPVI) About two dozen couples gathered in Haddonfield, New Jersey on Valentine s Day to renew their vows and reaffirm their commitment to love as part of an event called I Heart Haddonfield.
Celeste and Ernest Merriweather from Voorhees celebrated 20 years of marriage in front of the Open Heart sculpture in King s Court. Because we ve been through so much and our boys are here and we just love them so much and this is just another time for us to affirm that, through it all, we love each other and that with each other we can do anything, said Celeste.
In fact, she doesn’t run at all.
But that’s not surprising for a bronze statue in this case, an ultra-lifelike figure that’s frozen mid-stride on a downtown street corner.
The eye-catching artwork, called Shaping Up, was installed Tuesday morning on the red-brick sidewalk at Kings Highway and Tanner Street.
It’s the latest display by a local group devoted to bringing sculptures to the borough Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture Trust, or HOST.
And it’s HOST’s fourth piece by the late J. Seward Johnson Jr., a sculptor whose work frequently resembles actual people dipped in bronze, then painted and preserved in an everyday pose.