Amazon works against unionization as second vote looms; State grants available for energy-efficiency upgrades; Gadsden ranks third nationally for percentage of lost construction jobs; Headland distillery thrives beyond founder’s expectations

According to Reuters, Amazon is ramping up an anti-union campaign at its Bessemer warehouse in anticipation of another potential unionization vote in the near future.

Amazon works against unionization as second vote looms

Although Amazon seems to have prevailed in a union election at its Bessemer warehouse, the firm continues its strong anti-union stance ahead of a potential repeat vote. — Reuters 

 

State grants available for energy-efficiency upgrades

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded $564,520 in grants to improve energy efficiency at facilities across the state. Recipients range from a Gulf Shores church to the cities of Luverne and Millbook to the International Motor Sports Hall of Fame. — ADECA

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Gadsden ranks third nationally for percentage of lost construction jobs

Noting that nearly a fifth of all metro areas lost construction jobs in the past year, Associated General Contractors has ranked areas for job creation and loss. Gadsden ranked third for percentage of jobs lost, losing 9% or 100 jobs in the past year. — Associated General Contractors

 

Headland distillery thrives beyond founder’s expectations

Lloyd Keel anticipated a hobby business when he opened his distillery in Headland, but his venture has drawn so much business he had to develop new products to meet the demand. — Made in Alabama

 

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