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Photo by Brett Dunlap. Hertz car rental, which Couch operates the local business, is in negotiations with the airport for a new contract. Couch said he consulted the state ethics commission and they told him to recuse himself until it is settled. Commissioner Bob Tebay is on the airport authority board. Other requested repairs include repairing the roof in the old terminal and to do fiber optic work to that building to make it more viable to rent to businesses in the future.

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• Ryanair to close base at Germany's Frankfurt Airport
• Dubai International Airport
• Unemployment falls in Volusia, Flagler counties, but employers still struggle to fill jobs
• Unemployment is falling fast, adding pressure for interest rate increases.
• Your work is not your god: welcome to the age of the burnout epidemic
• Find open roles
• State, feds announce cash flows to Lihu‘e Airport
• Airlines cancel another 1,600 flights, citing worker coronavirus cases
• Wood County Commission: Airport request needs revision

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Ryanair to close base at Germany's Frankfurt Airport

The government is being urged to change the law so large companies make all vacancies available on a part-time, job-share and flexible basis. Lots of us are working from home at the moment - indeed, the government's advice is currently to work from home if you can. The last few years have proved that working from home - and so-called "hybrid working" - is both possible and productive. It is not for everyone: for many, working from home is the same as living at work, and in some jobs it is impossible.

Nonetheless, new figures show it is becoming more popular. Insurance giant Zurich is one company that has been offering flexible working for all its roles since It was originally introduced to encourage more women to apply for senior positions, which were not traditionally seen as flexible. And the number of applications from both men and women has increased by more than two-thirds since it launched the initiative.

One of them, Yez Ibrahim, started last summer. She mostly works from home on a flexible, part-time basis, which allows her to spend more time with her family. It was after having her second child that she knew "work on a full-time basis just wasn't an option.

I just couldn't juggle that anymore". US jobs recovery stalls even as it chalks up record annual employment growth. Oil and gas companies operating in North Sea to cash in 'near record' income as energy prices skyrocket.

She told Sky News: "It's just an all-round better setup for me. And it works. I'm a better version of myself, I'm a better employee, a better mum. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. Zurich UK is now calling on the government to change the law, so that all large companies make all vacancies available on a part-time, job-share and flexible basis - unless there are specific business reasons why this is not possible.

The company's HR director Steve Collinson said: "We've certainly seen a very strong demand from employees and from candidates. Mumsnet CEO and founder Justine Roberts said this flexibility is exactly what mothers have been calling for: "I think we need to acknowledge that flexible working, hybrid working is something that women in particular mothers have been desperate for, for years.

The thing that mums want most from work is flexibility. And because they're in the office, they have more influence. But I strongly feel that it's up to employers to counter that and make time for all their employees. Working from home has unexpected side effects as well. As people stay away from the office, businesses in city centres that relied on them are suffering.

Whether everyone chooses to take up the option of flexible or hybrid working remains to be seen. There will be challenges to make sure no one misses out on support, mentorship, or opportunities out of the office.

Watch Live. COVID Jobs that offer hybrid working and flexible hours are on the rise The government is being urged to change the law so large companies make all vacancies available on a part-time, job-share and flexible basis. By Madeline Ratcliffe, news reporter. Fill 2 Copy 11 Created with Sketch. Friday 7 January , UK. Why you can trust Sky News. More from Business. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram.

Dubai International Airport

The government is being urged to change the law so large companies make all vacancies available on a part-time, job-share and flexible basis. Lots of us are working from home at the moment - indeed, the government's advice is currently to work from home if you can. The last few years have proved that working from home - and so-called "hybrid working" - is both possible and productive. It is not for everyone: for many, working from home is the same as living at work, and in some jobs it is impossible. Nonetheless, new figures show it is becoming more popular. Insurance giant Zurich is one company that has been offering flexible working for all its roles since It was originally introduced to encourage more women to apply for senior positions, which were not traditionally seen as flexible.

Unemployment falls in Volusia, Flagler counties, but employers still struggle to fill jobs

N Next-Generation s. In an interview, Avelo's founder and chief executive, Andrew Levy, said the company has plans to add nine more s to its fleet by the end of the year as it looks to fly to at least 40 cities in the United States. The carrier has seen a spike in ticket cancellations in recent weeks following a surge in COVID infections driven by the Omicron variant. Levy, however, said the company is "cautiously optimistic" about a pickup in travel demand once COVID cases begin to dip. Avelo has plans to hire more than crew members this years. But attracting talent in a tight labor market has been "really difficult", Levy told Reuters. The company has had to increase wages of its pilots, flight attendants and airport staff and is under pressure to offer similar raises to other groups of employees. Subscribe for our daily curated newsletter to receive the latest exclusive Reuters coverage delivered to your inbox.

Unemployment is falling fast, adding pressure for interest rate increases.

Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More. The nation's unemployment rate fell in December to a healthy 3. The drop in the jobless rate, from 4.

Your work is not your god: welcome to the age of the burnout epidemic

Ever wondered if recycling is worth it? Or how store brands stack up against name brands? Check out more from the series here. How do airlines set the departure times for their flights? Was it or ? The COVID crisis has created unpredictable flight schedules, with thousands of flights canceled as the omicron variant surges.

Find open roles

But the labor shortage remains far from over, say employers. Unemployment in November in Volusia County fell to 3. In Flagler County, the unemployment rate in November dropped to 4. During the state-mandated temporary lockdown of much of the Florida economy in the initial months of the coronavirus crisis, unemployment skyrocketed to new all-time highs of In November , the number of unemployed workers stood at 10, in Volusia County and 1, in Flagler County. A year ago, the unemployed ranks totaled 11, in Volusia and 2, in Flagler.

State, feds announce cash flows to Lihu‘e Airport

Sign up for the Canada Weekly Brief and get all you need to know delivered right to your inbox. That has added to unease about the omicron variant's global economic impact. Analysts warn Vietnam, Thailand and other countries important to manufacturing chains might impose anti-disease measures that would delay deliveries.

Airlines cancel another 1,600 flights, citing worker coronavirus cases

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Both airlines will now require that employees who test positive for COVID isolate for five days, rather than the 10 days previously recommended by the CDC. Delta was one of the first companies to adapt to the updated guidance, which it had publicly called on the CDC to provide. Unions have worried the move could allow companies to pressure sick employees to come back to work. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is a Delta hub, and the airline is the second-busiest carrier flying through the airport. Alaska Air, which operates nearly half the flights through the airport, is the busiest. And it encourages, but does not require, a coronavirus test to go back to work, going a step further than the CDC guidance , which does not include a recommendation for additional testing.

Wood County Commission: Airport request needs revision

Of the finalists, four offer career experience from big airports, as well as gender and ethnic diversity. A fifth finalist, Kevin Thibault, appointed by Gov. He has overseen explosive growth activity led by Tavistock Development Co. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, a member of the airport authority board, said he is pleased with the variety presented by the search firm. It gives us a good array of choices.

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