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Our View: Region’s growers and farmworkers need help with labor issues

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Add the treatment of agricultural workers from Mexico to the growing list of the foreign policy items on the agenda for the Biden administration. In the latest dust-up, the Mexican ambassador, Esteban Moctezuma Barragán, has written Labor Secretary Marty Walsh invoking the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement to protest treatment of farmworkers in the United States.Issues raised Read More →

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Ventura County Farm Bureau CEO to retire

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John Krist, the CEO of the Ventura County Farm Bureau, will retire in February after 14 years with the organization, the Farm Bureau said in a May 21 news release. Krist joined the Farm Bureau in 2008 and as the CEO he was responsible for managing the staff, daily operations and finances. He also recommended Read More →

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Dubroff: Our region welcomes diversity, but issues remain for Black executives

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Henry Dubroff

A year ago, when the murder of George Floyd ignited a renewed debate about race in America, I reached out to Travis Mack, someone I’ve known for most of my time on the Central Coast, and one of most successful Black entrepreneurs in the region. The column I wrote last spring about Travis and his Read More →

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Black Leadership Roundtable: Cautious optimism after a tumultuous year

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With the anniversary of the murder of George Floyd approaching, the Business Times asked 10 Black leaders in the tri-county business community to talk about the past year and the expanded debate about race relations that has been ongoing across the region and the nation. Our panel includes leaders in aviation, hospitality, health care, biotechnology, Read More →

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New REACH study: Central Coast businesses were hit hard, but $1.5B in PPP loans softened blow

By   /  Friday, May 21st, 2021  /  Central Coast, Latest news, South Coast, Subscriber content, Top Stories, Tri-County Economy  /  Comments Off on New REACH study: Central Coast businesses were hit hard, but $1.5B in PPP loans softened blow

The pandemic was bad, but without business assistance in the form of the federal Paycheck Protection Program, it could have been so much worse for local businesses. REACH — the Regional Economic Action Coalition, a San Luis Obispo-based economic development nonprofit — released a report May 19 that examined the impact of the pandemic on Read More →

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Real Estate: Santa Barbara’s Paskin Group expands Texas portfolio

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Connectpoint sees signs of growing demand for its e-signage

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