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CFO Alex Sink Stands With Small Businesses And Florida Realtors During Lost-Income Claims Process

July 28, 2010 Government No Comments

TALLAHASSEE – Florida CFO Alex Sink today issued the following statement after meeting with Kenneth Feinberg, the independent administrator of the BP Deepwater Horizon Disaster Victim Compensation Fund, about the lost-income claims process for small businesses and real estate professionals.

“Florida’s small business people, entrepreneurs and Realtors are the heart of our economy, and they deserve to be compensated swiftly for lost income,” said CFO Alex Sink. “The Gulf region is suffering a variety of consequences from the oil spill – including diminished property values.  And during our all-important summer season, cancelled contracts and rentals are having a devastating effect on North Florida’s residents and small businesses.  Today, I urged Ken Feinberg to make sure they are all being treated fairly during the claims process.”

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Labor Day Message from Agency for Workforce Innovation Director Cynthia R. Lorenzo

September 3, 2010

By Cynthia R. Lorenzo
Director, Agency for Workforce Innovation
As our nation takes time to honor the achievements of American workers this Labor Day, we at the Agency for Workforce Innovation applaud the more than 9.2 million dedicated men and women who compose the workforce of our great state. The resilience, the talent and the ingenuity [...]

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By Tony Young
Even though you can hardly tell, summer is officially over. Kids have returned to school, and hunting season’s already been going on for a month now in South Florida. Finally, the time of year we’ve been waiting for is upon us – the beginning of archery season.
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New EPA Water Regulations Threaten Floridians Surviving on Low and Fixed Incomes

August 23, 2010

By State Senator Chris Smith
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