The Labor Department’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) also showed that layoffs fell and the number of people quitting their jobs — a sign of confidence in their prospects — was little changed in August.
The book, Do What Works, features a chapter by Governor Tate Reeves and Dr. Carey Wright, the former Mississippi Superintendent of Education, that centers on the “Mississippi Miracle” and how the state achieved its nationally celebrated education gains.
When she started, the Board oversaw four charter schools with a fifth planning to open. Today, MCSAB’s portfolio has more than doubled in both the number of schools and students served.
The measure passed the U.S. Senate on Monday in a bipartisan vote. It now heads to the U.S. House where support is not a given and where members are on recess until after the November midterm election. President Trump has suggested that the Speaker could call the House back to take up the bill.
Study of projectile points offers clues about how knowledge shaped early human behavior.
Kappa Sisters go to court. They argue that a sorority is supposed to be for women.
Jarring as it was for Jackson residents, the appellate court ruling seems to track with both history and the law.
If body positivity only applies to women who don’t meet conventional beauty standards, it was never really body positivity. It was politics with its clothes off.
Mississippi can protect independent pharmacies without gambling with pharmacy access. Fix reimbursement. Require prompt payment. Prohibit abusive steering. Demand transparency. Enforce competition. Then let pharmacies compete for business.
The independent furniture frame manufacturer and supplier also maintains operations in Pontotoc and Tupelo. This latest expansion in Mississippi will create 11 more jobs.
The $528 million expansion project in Copiah County will increase the company’s production capacity and expand the range of small power transformers manufactured domestically, while creating over 650 jobs.
The latest expansion project includes the construction of a new 200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility that will expand production capabilities for the company’s advanced weapons systems.
The project will deploy a high-count fiber backbone with the capacity available to serve thousands of organizations, businesses, and communities along and near the corridor.
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