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City Manager Alexander Henderson made a full report on the pandemic at the Feb. 17 council meeting. The discussion turned to the acquisition and distribution of the COVID vaccine, especially the home bound senior citizens in Kingsburg.
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âWhat we are waiting on locally is state and county guidance on how we can manage things locally,â said Council member Michelle Roman.
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Henderson said that Kingsburg has completed its application to the state to try to get a direct allocation of doses.
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âBasically, I think there is a backlog of applications occurring right now and just a deficit of total doses that are available. We have not received any feedback or any go ahead to have anything locally,â she said.
From the filings: Supply chain lessons from the pandemic
Industrial giants 3M, Arrow Electronics, and Caterpillar explain how they navigated disruptions.
By Sara Silver
When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chains around the world the year after U.S. tariffs hit American companies manufacturing in China, major multinational corporations deployed varying strategies to keep up production.
A survey of 715 supply chain professionals by Jabil, a Florida-based manufacturing service company, found the pandemic disrupted 78% of supply chains more than any other event in the last decade.
Here, an in-depth look at the public filings of three major suppliers to a range of industries shows their varying strategies to keep producing during the pandemic, and how important sales to Asia have become.
New programme to accelerate business action on the Sustainable Development Goals starts with 600 companies in 65 countries United Nations Global Compact SDG Ambition Accelerator will drive business engagement on SDGs in companies with support of Accenture, SAP and 3M
February 07, 2021 19:00 ET | Source: United Nations Global Compact United Nations Global Compact New York, New York, UNITED STATES
New York, NY, Feb. 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
UNITED NATIONS, New York, 8 February 2021 A new programme focused on accelerating business performance on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) starts this week engaging more than 600 companies in 65 countries with a combined annual revenue of US$1 trillion.
First announced last year by UN Secretary-General António Guterres at the World Economic Forum in Davos, SDG Ambition Accelerator is an initiative that challenges and supports participating companies of the UN Gl
Episode 4 of
According to an online fan theory, the threat was hiding in plain sight this week. Jan 30, 2021
After three truly puzzling weeks of sitcom shenanigans laid over a mounting sense of existential dread, the fourth episode of
WandaVision, entitled We Interrupt This Program, fully broke away from its established format for the first time to show viewers what s been going on outside of Westview all this time.
This meant confirming viewers suspicions that Geraldine, a.k.a. Monica Rambeau, was indeed an interloper, albeit an unwitting one, and that the voice on the radio was Jimmy Woo. We also got a fairly prosaic (and slightly underwhelming) explanation for that truly unsettling image of the beekeeper emerging from the sewers. And perhaps most significantly, we discovered that Wanda and Vision s neighbors, friends and coworkers in Westview are in fact the town s real-life inhabitants, who are all now being forced to play different roles in Wanda s fantasy.