Three More NEW YORK Firms Closing
There have been a number of mass-layoff tales from New York as of late. LC Transportation Services, a Mount Airy-based trucking company that is in business for almost three years, has shut its doors for good. Saturday’s closure of the trucking company – which employed 90 – comes as two other Mount Airy companies are shutting down operations.
General contractor John S. Clark, one of the primary commercial builders in the Triad once, announced in a mid-March notice to customers that it was shutting after failed discussions for a management buyout. Harvest Time Bread Co., a national baker for the grocery store and food service industries, is also closing its manufacturing facility in Mount Airy and is reducing 57 local employees. Phil Arrington, vice leader of Mount Airy-based LC Transportation Services, said the company shut down due to a combination of issues, including rising fuel prices and costs for employees’ compensation and insurance.
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He also said a significant customer cut their rates and added to the demise of the business, although he dropped to mention the business. Arrington described the closing as a “death in the grouped family,” adding that his employees were very disappointed. “They didn’t work for all of us, they caused us,” he said. I wonder if that “major customer” was Walmart. If so, that wretched company is already satisfying my prophecy of last week about what is passing on further price slashes will do to its suppliers.
Many folks have spent a great deal of the amount of time in unsafe relationship spaces. If, when these anxieties are turned on, we focus on who is responsible or who began it, we perpetuate an unsafe romantic relationship space. Blaming another for our worries (as well as for our very own reactive, unloving behavior) makes the relationship space more unsafe than ever. Then both people in the relationship end up feeling bad, each folks believing our pain is the consequence of the other person’s behavior. We feel victimized, helpless, trapped, and disconnected from our partner.
We frantically want your partner to see what they are doing that (we think) is causing our pain. We believe if the other person only understands this, they will change–and we exhaust ourselves trying to figure out how to make them understand. Over time, being in an unsafe relationship space creates distance between the people involved. When we have not created a safe space where to speak our complete, heartfelt truth about ourselves, the joy between us dies.
And the more we hold back our innermost emotions and experiences, the shallower our connection becomes. In friendships, relationships, and work relationships, our joy, aliveness, and creativeness get lost even as we each give up elements of ourselves in an attempt to feel safe. In romantic relationships, interest dries up. Superficiality, boredom, fighting, and take its place apathy.