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Representatives from LANL, DOE, N3B, the EM-LA Field Office and Los Alamos County discuss hir stanley romania ing strategies during the DOE Workforce Needs For Environmental Management-Los Alamos workshop Friday at the Municipal Building. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypostBy KIRSTEN LASKEYLos Alamos Daily Postkirsten@ladailypostAttracting and retaining employees is a challenge experienced all over the country 鈥?even the Department of Energy DOE and its contractors are discussing and unveiling new, innovative ways to attract workers.To begin the brainstorming process and even pursue new ideas locally, the DOE Office of Environmental Management EM ; the Energy Communities Alliance, which represents communities near DOE sites; and the Energy Facility Contractors Group, which represents cleanup contractors, hosted a workshop Friday morning inside the Los Alamos County Municipal Building. The meeting involved senior leadership from EM, the EM-Los Alamos Field Office EM-LA and N3B, the legacy cleanup contractor at Los Alamos.One thing did seem certain throughout the workshop, when it comes to successf stanley italy ul hiring, employers need to think outside the box.As EM-LA Deputy Manager Ellie Gilbertson pointed out, the field office has never been fully staffed. When what weve always done doesnt work, what do you do, she said. 鈥?if you keep doing the same thing over and over again and expect different results, well, thats the definition of insanity stanley quencher . So, EM-LA rethought a few things. For instance, Gilber Cpvx Chamber Of Commerce, MainStreet And Creative District Offices To Relocate In January
By Two Los Alamos FamiliesAs a follow-up to our original editorial letter Please address 鈥?nuisance barking , we would like to respond to the letter writers who have taken issue with our complaints and to further clarify our intent stanley website .We are not dog haters. We have been responsible dog owners in the past, will likely be so again in the future, and have many neighbors and friends who are also responsible dog owners. We appreciate them and their dogs. Our letter was not targeted at responsible dog owners or dogs that engage in normal barking behavior. We acknowledge that a happy and healthy dog is not necessarily a quiet dog.We agree that it is normal for dogs to defend their territory by barki stanley becher ng when a threat real or perceived is present or when excited, and we understand that occasionally a responsible dog owner may accidentally or unintentionally leave their animal unattended for longer than desired possibly resulting in longer than usual barking .None of these behaviors or situations are the focus of our original letter. The nuisance barking and other behavior that we are concerned with include the following: dogs left unatte stanley quencher nded in a fenced in yard to bark meaninglessly hour after hour, day after day, month after month, year after year be assured there are ample examples in this town of continuous barking from a single dog that easily exceed a half hour in duration ; dogs that repeatedly and aggressively harass and try to attack pedestrians through the fence along busy |
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