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Tech Skills, Coding Languages to Boost Your Salary
Here s a look at the jobs that got pay raises and some of the skills that commanded higher salaries last year, according to a study by Hired and Vettery.
After a year when many organizations may have frozen pay increases to preserve cash in the midst of a crisis, the dust is now clearing. While some salaries may have been frozen, the ones that went up provide insight into which skills and jobs are valued the most by organizations, particularly in an accelerated era of digital transformation.
If you are among those who had their pay frozen and are looking for the path to increases this year and beyond, these highly valued skills are the ones you want to prioritize.
$2.7 million project will better serve electric load increases
expected from residential, commercial development
Ameren Illinois crews have started work on a substation expansion project on the northwest side Effingham that will enhance electric service reliability, add resiliency to the local grid and support future residential and business growth.
“The City of Effingham is excited to learn Ameren Illinois is investing in upgrades to the electrical grid near Ford Avenue,” said Effingham City Administrator Steven Miller. “The City continues to grow, and Ameren Illinois is a valued partner in its success by providing reliable and efficient energy infrastructure to our residents and businesses.”
First of three explosive demolitions on Harbor Island takes place
One of the three remaining buildings scheduled to be taken down from the former Sims site came down around 9 a.m. Friday
Credit: Grand Haven Tribune Published: 12:13 PM EST February 5, 2021 Updated: 12:13 PM EST February 5, 2021
One of the three remaining buildings scheduled to be taken down from the former Sims site came down around 9 a.m. Friday, signifying the first of multiple planned explosive demolitions to raze the Harbor Island coal plant.
The scrubber building, located in between the smokestack and the unit 3 boiler house, was the first building to come down. There was a three- and one-minute countdown before viewers along the waterfront near Waterfront Stadium saw the building come down, accompanied by a loud explosion.
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