Biotech Corridor event focuses on industry challenges
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Meissner building $250M Georgia plant
Camarillo-based life sciences firm Meissner Corporation is planning to build a second, nearly $250 million manufacturing facility in the United States. The facility will be in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, which has a modest biotech hub. The project, which the company says is expected to create more than 1,700 jobs over the next eight years, was Read More →
Hospitals cope with staffing shortages
About 1-in-5 healthcare workers quit their job during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a study from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But, despite common belief, the nursing shortage is actually not a symptom of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather, it had been a creeping phenomenon for several decades now. The pandemic only quickened the process.“We Read More →
Amgen reveals second round of layoffs
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World Telehealth Initiative provides long-distance aid to Ukraine
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St. John’s nursing program receives national recognition
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Amgen lays off another 450 workers
For the second time this year, Amgen is cutting hundreds of jobs in an effort to curtail expenses in the face of an uncertain economy. Amgen, the largest employer in Ventura County, announced on March 16 that it would be laying off 450 workers, which equates to 2% of its current workforce. In a statement Read More →
