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Michael MolineNovember 15, 2018

A company that provides cybersecurity training at the Navy’s Joint Cyber Analysis Course in Pensacola will get a trial on its claims that four employees violated an agreement not to seek work with other subcontractors at the school. The 1st District Court of Appeal reached that conclusion this week, overturning Circuit Judge John Miller of Pensacola. Miller accepted […]

Michael MolineSeptember 3, 2018

Florida ranks a not-too-impressive No. 37 on Oxfam America’s Best and Worst States to Work Index. The report, released to coincide with Labor Day, cites the state’s $8.25 per hour minimum wage — less than 32 percent of the estimated living wage for a family of four of $25.87. Moreover, cities and counties lack the power […]

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