Our view: Unemployment insurance fund needs to be fixed
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Vaiman: Autonomy, pay, recognition keys to retaining talent
By Vlad Vaiman I have been studying what keeps the best employees within organizations for more than 15 years now. Exciting and challenging work and career-growth opportunities are the two most important factors. But I encourage employers to pay attention to the next three on the list as well: autonomy, fair pay and recognition. • Read More →
Inphi, Atara and Limoneira stocks have big gains
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Farmers and ranchers struggle to get products to market
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Tri-county businesses grapple with COVID-19 legal liability issues
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Dubroff: COVID-19 kills Garman’s Pub in Santa Paula
For Santa Paula entrepreneur Clint Garman, the eponymous tavern he ran for more than a decade was never about the Guinness he poured or the happy hour specials he served. It was, he told me, “about bringing people of all cultures together under one roof. About bringing conversation back to the table.” With conversations muted Read More →
Tri-Counties start to reopen closed parts of the region’s economy
California is reopening some previously-closed establishments, but what that actually looks like will depend on the county — and in some places, the city — where people live. San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties are all taking different approaches as they figure out how to best protect their populations while allowing some parts Read More →
