St. Louis KIPP Charter High School Educators’ Vote to Remove Unwanted AFT Union Bosses is Now Official
Federal Labor Board has now certified majority decertification vote to end AFT union officials’ “representation” at KIPP Charter High School
North Carolina’s economy is getting the attention it deserves. Despite the challenges brought on by a global pandemic, new companies find their way to North Carolina. Among these include American Wood Fibers, Eastern Wholesale Fence, Pratt and Whitney, and Texwipe. Combined, these companies will create over 1,000 new jobs for the state.
So read what people are saying about each investment below!
“North Carolina offers one of the best business climates in the nation. […] I’m pleased American Wood Fibers has joined the long list of companies that understand first-hand the many advantages our state offers as a business location.”
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“The North Carolina economy continues to grow manufacturing jobs, despite public health and economic challenges. […] This means companies like Eastern Wholesale Fence choose to expand in our state because of the talented workforce and effective management of the pandemic.”
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“Texwipe is an important part of our life sciences supply chain, and the company’s expansion brings exciting benefits on several levels. […] North Carolina’s many advantages as a business destination support the success of innovation-minded manufacturers as they embrace expanded market opportunities.”
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We need to invest today to ensure that we have the infrastructure, production capabilities and workforce in place to meet future market demand and provide the best products to our customers worldwide. We are grateful for the support provided by the State of North Carolina and the local community.”
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To read the previous update on economic development in Right to Work North Carolina, click here.
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