By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Raising minimum wage may seem like a way to help entry-level workers get ahead. However, its unintended consequences are causing problems for small employers — even…
‘Change’ is the word to describe the CNY economy By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant With the reverberations lingering from the COVID-19 pandemic, skyrocketing student loan debt and the future Micron development,…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Ideally, you should find a job that you enjoy, pays well and also will continue to remain in high demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics outlook…
‘There’s nothing a business can do to grow if they don’t have a solid financial foundation or the clarity in their finances,’ she says By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant File clerk.…
Ground breaking on building Micron set for the fall, with targeted completion in 2026 and operational wafers out the door in 2027 By Stefan Yablonski Last year, Micron announced plans…
By Stefan Yablonski Onondaga Community College is creating new programs and certificates that will prepare students to work at Micron. Its professors are working with Micron to tailor curricula to…
Now that the year is underway, here’s what a few area business leaders think about it By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “We are expecting 2024 to be strong in several…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The size and complexity of large employers creates a unique set of challenges when it comes to planning and the company’s yearlong outlook. We recently spoke…
