News

December 16, 2020

• Wincore Window Company Expands Swainsboro Operations, Creating 100 Jobs

• AGCO Appoints Bob De Lange to Board of Directors

• PSC Approves $1 Pole Attachment Fees to Spur Broadband in Unserved Areas

• Georgia Has the 13th Highest Rent-to-Price Ratio in the U.S.

• Georgia Power to Update Nearly 500 Outdoor Lights with Energy Efficient LEDs at International Horse Park in Conyers

• UPS Awarded U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s 2020 Citizens Award for Social and Community Initiatives

• Citizens in Half of U.S. States to See Minimum Wage Increases in 2021

• Study Finds 76% of U.S. Employees are Currently Experiencing Worker Burnout

• Holiday Spending Survey: Anxiety Over the Economy Tempers the Holiday Shopping Frenzy For Some, Others Still Splurge

• Charlie Harper: New Georgia Voters Need To Be New Taxpayers

December 15, 2020

• UWG Hosts Virtual Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference

• Three Rivers’ Unemployment Rate Drastically Drops in October

• Early In-person Voting Begins in Georgia Senate Runoffs

• Georgia Places the 14th Smallest Tax Burden on Its Residents

• Leading Countertop Manufacturer VT Industries Announces $24M Expansion in Rome

• Georgia Gas Prices Ticking Upward

• Automotive Supplier JinTech America Opens First U.S. Advanced Manufacturing Facility in West Point, Creating 70 Jobs

• Georgia Power Completes Condenser Vacuum Testing on Vogtle Unit

• State Charter Schools Foundation Announces Grants for Schools

• Tips for Safe Shopping and Giving this Holiday Season

• After Historic Turnaround in Q3, U.S. Auto Dealer Current Market Sentiment Fades in Q4

• KPMG Survey: 82% Of Organizations Are Letting Employees Decide When They Feel Safe And Comfortable Returning To The Office

• Study: COVID-19 is Accelerating the Skills Gap and Raising Employee Expectations of Their Employers

December 14, 2020

• Georgia Has the 16th Most Remote-Friendly Jobs

• GEICO’s Associate-led Effort Drives More than $44,000 in Community Donations in Georgia

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