The Fayette Citizen-Business Page
Wednesday, July 19, 2000
Crafts superstore open for business

The county's crafts enthusiasts have a new place to search for that perfect decorative item.

Here today gone tomorrow

Liecom Company was having a tough time finding skilled workers. For months they searched for a graphic designer and then they discovered Mary. Mary recently finished her degree graduating at the top of her class. She was conscientious, hard working and looked forward to starting at Liecom. Mary received several offers from other companies, but she liked what the recruiter told her about Liecom. The recruiter promised her a signing bonus, rapid acceleration, a team work environment and great opportunities for personal and professional development. However, after two weeks on the job her opinion changed. On several occasions she was left back to answer the phones while the rest of the department went out to lunch together. One morning, Barry, her supervisor, chewed her out in front of her co-workers. A few days later she was turned down for a training course because she was a ,,new employee.” Mary, once bright and motivated now had taken on a different attitude. At the end of the month Mary turned in her resignation telling Barry she had gotten another job offer at higher pay somewhere else.

Fayette farmers get drought relief

USDA's Farm Service Agency State (FSA) Executive Director Hanson Carter today announced that Georgia farmers in 21 eligible counties will soon receive about $870,200 through the Pasture Recovery Program (PRP) to help re-establish forage crops on pastures that were severely damaged by drought in 1999.

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