Our view: Santa Barbara County waffles on cannabis rules
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Murphy: Dispersed teams can be effective
By Susan Murphy Visit any workplace today and you will likely encounter teams of employees who work from various locations and seldom, if ever, meet face-to-face. In some industries, the vast majority of workers report always or frequently working in dispersed teams. Especially in Southern California, where commute times and costs are considerable, the appeal Read More →
Our view: Rosewood Miramar must allow access
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Hill: Get ready to retire with ownership transition plan
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Our view: Tariff threats risk Port of Hueneme’s future
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Lesh: Tri-Counties face middle-income housing problem
By Kirk Lesh It seems like every week I read an article regarding California’s housing crisis. Depending on what paper you read, there are various reasons for the problem and few, if any, solutions. But first, we need to understand what kind of a problem we have so that policymakers can draft appropriate legislation. I Read More →
Our view: Central Coast welcomes workplace diversity
Not so very long ago, a major corporate sponsor for the Pacific Pride Foundation was the Wildcat Lounge, a bar in downtown Santa Barbara. But times have changed. These days, major employers are embracing workplace diversity, and corporations like Deckers, Morgan Stanley and hotels like the Kimpton Canary are expanding their outreach to LGBTQ employees Read More →
