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SpartanNash seeks to fill 1,000 openings in Michigan

October 7, 2020

KENT COUNTY, MI — SpartanNash is looking to fill more than 1,000 openings at its grocery stores and gas stations in Michigan.

The openings are for a variety of positions, including cashiers, baristas, personal shoppers, deli clerks, pharmacy technicians and butchers.

Starting hourly rates are between $12 and $14, said Shaquanda Gordon, vice president of human resources, talent and diversity.

The positions offer flexible hours for days, nights and weekends, the company said. About 80 percent of the openings are for part-time positions, while the remainder are for full-time jobs.

Factors contributing to the demand for employees is a “significant” sales increase amid the coronavirus pandemic due to fewer people frequenting restaurants, Gordon said.

Seasonal hiring needs and employee turnover have also played a role.

“There were a lot of people who said I either don’t feel safe or I have family members who I can’t expose due to COVID,”

Getty Realty: Fill Up On This 5.7% Yield (NYSE:GTY)

September 30, 2020

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September hasn’t been too kind to Getty Realty (NYSE:GTY), as the shares have declined by 11% since the start of the month. Undoubtedly, fears of another surge in COVID-19 have weighed on the share price. However, I believe the decline is largely unwarranted. In this article, I show why the shares are an attractive investment at the current valuation; so let’s get started.

(Source: Company website)

A Look Into Getty Realty

Getty Realty is a leading net lease REIT that specializes in the ownership of Gas Stations/Convenience Stores, and other automotive properties. It currently owns 946 properties that are spread across 35 states. As seen below, the properties well diversified, with exposure to much of the United States.

(Source: Company Earnings Presentation)

What I like about Getty Realty is the need-based products and services that its properties provide. Its properties are generally located in densely-populated, high-traffic areas. Currently, 55%

Uber is hunting someone to fill its offices in Dallas’ Deep Ellum

September 29, 2020

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Transportation firm Uber Technologies is looking for someone to take over five floors of its office space in Deep Ellum.

a large building with a mountain in the background: Uber is hunting someone to take over its lease of five floors in the Epic office tower just east of downtown Dallas.

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Uber is hunting someone to take over its lease of five floors in the Epic office tower just east of downtown Dallas.

The almost 116,000-square-foot sublease in the Epic office tower on Pacific Avenue is just the latest case of companies looking to fill surplus office space during the pandemic.

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Commercial property firm CBRE is marketing ride-hailing firm Uber offices on the eastern edge of downtown Dallas.

Uber opened its Dallas office in the Epic tower last year. At the same time, it announced it was taking an even bigger space in another office tower under construction next door.

Real estate information firm CoStar first reported that Uber is now seeking to sublease.

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local groups fill in gaps as Black and Latino communities are left to prepare on their own

September 26, 2020

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When Covid-19 struck Oakland, California, earlier this year, the Community Ready Corps (CRC) was in the middle of preparations for their latest round of emergency kit giveaways.

Related: ‘They’re suffering now’: Americans scramble to adapt to daily reality of climate crisis

The organization had been supplying the city’s lower-income neighborhoods with earthquake kits, grocery gift cards and survival education since 2017. They shifted gears amid the pandemic, giving their stockpile of masks a new purpose in the fight against the coronavirus.

Now, with wildfires raging near the Bay Area and smoke choking the northern California air, CRC is pivoting once again, looking to consolidate their kits so they can be used during any emergency.

“We’re trying to feed two birds with one stone,” said Tur-Ha Ak, a longtime activist and the founder of CRC. “And given that wildfires are seasonal and

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