Advice network Openwork has rebranded to The Openwork Partnership. The firm has set a target of "becoming the UK’s leading advice network" in the process. The rebrand comes with a new website, including an interactive map to help find the network's advisers. Openwork says it now has some 680 firms and more than 4,200
With the upcoming year, some local school districts are welcoming officials to new positions..
Marietta City Schools has a change in its board members as Russ Garrison is the new president with Doug Mallet serving as the vice president alongside board members Stacey Hall, Mark Duckworth and Bill Hutchinson.
A few committee changes took place as well.
Hall serves on the business advisory council, IT and curriculum committees; Hutchinson is the chair of the finance, buildings and grounds committees; Duckworth also works with the buildings and grounds committee along with the athletic council and city recreation board.
Garrison will serve on the records, security and curriculum committees.
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Marietta City Schools teachers line the sidewalk of Academy Drive on Monday on the route leading to the school board office where some of the districtâs board of education attended the regular business meeting in person. (Photo by Janelle Patterson)
After classes conclude this week, Marietta City Schools students will stay home the first two weeks of instruction in 2021.
Superintendent Will Hampton asked the district’s board of education on Monday to approve the option to remain fully remote for all students following the winter holidays.
He recommended the return of Cohort 1 to buildings on Jan. 19 and Cohort 2 on Jan. 25.
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Workforce reduction is ‘next phase of journey’ as it gains operational independence from Lloyds
Schroders Personal Wealth has cut a number of roles as part of a structural change to the business as it achieves operational independence from Lloyds Banking Group.
A spokesperson confirmed the firm will be reducing the size of its workforce as part of the “next phase of our journey” after transitioning clients and their assets from Lloyds to its own platform.
A statement from SPW said: “Today we announced some structural changes within SPW. The result of these changes is that we will be reducing the size of our workforce across the business.”