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Hurricane hangover still hitting hard on jobs
The economy lost 35,000 jobs in September, the first loss in more than two years. And the unemployment rate increased to 5.1 percent from 4.9 percent in August, before Hurricane Katrina hit hard...
Contractors give states failing grades for 2005
The ASA Report: The Policy Environment in the States," published by the American Subcontractors Association, ranks New Mexico as No. 1 for its overall public policies affecting construction subcontractors. Even with the top ranking, however, New Mexico still earned a D...
GE's Rice Downplays Speculation Over Sale of Industrial Units
Speaking before a gathering of investors sponsored by Goldman Sachs, John Rice, General Electric's vice chairman and head of the company's industrial businesses, downplayed the notion that GE was considering divesting...
Hurricane hangover still hitting hard on jobs
The economy lost 35,000 jobs in September, the first loss in more than two years. And the unemployment rate increased to 5.1 percent from 4.9 percent in August, before Hurricane Katrina hit hard...
Contractors give states failing grades for 2005
The ASA Report: The Policy Environment in the States," published by the American Subcontractors Association, ranks New Mexico as No. 1 for its overall public policies affecting construction subcontractors. Even with the top ranking, however, New Mexico still earned a D...
GE's Rice Downplays Speculation Over Sale of Industrial Units
Speaking before a gathering of investors sponsored by Goldman Sachs, John Rice, General Electric's vice chairman and head of the company's industrial businesses, downplayed the notion that GE was considering divesting...
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News from Our Director of Operations
We made it through an unusually busy summer season here at RMPI and we are ready for a successful ride through the holidays. We are proud to report that the evacuation from our processing center in Friendswood, Texas due to Rita, did not affect RMPI’s ability to provide its support and services.
RMPI prides itself on having the technical expertise and resources to guarantee our clients reliable access to their records and reports. We have in place, for our contractors and Cash Flow Solutions customers alike, redundancy plans to minimize the occurrence of interruptions.
Resource Monitoring Services has allowed us to provide cutting edge accounting solutions to our clients, offering secure 24 hour access to reporting via the internet. A similar product for our Cash Flow Solution customers will be unveiled December 2005!
We are proud to help our employees meet and exceed their educational goals. Employees at RMPI will be attending numerous educational seminars this quarter, to enhance Customer Service skills, and help make doing business easier.
Our staff in NY, TX, MA, and PA would like to offer our support and prayers to all the victims of Katrina, Rita and Wilma. We would like to thank all of the people who contributed to the Red Cross through RMPI and donated clothing, food and whatever they could to our efforts. The staff at our Texas office was able to distribute all of the donations to local shelters, and churches. Thank you!
With the fall season upon us we continue to help contractors (working on public works contracts) obtain both the work and finances they need in order to grow their business, and make doing business easier.
___Plumbing manufacturers say they will unveil a greater number of products with more design flare in May at the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas. Yet the huge International Builders’ Show — which took over Orlando, Fla., in mid-January — has re-emerged as an important event in the plumbing industry.
Most of the products introduced at IBS are tailored for the builder audience. With notable exceptions, manufacturers generally describe their IBS products with words such as “value,” “complementary,”“coordinated” or “transitional” because of builders’ interest in price and creating a look that will not disrupt the rest of the house.
At the 2005 show, faucet and fixture designs appeared to be edging more toward contemporary styles than has been the case since 9/11. In recent years, homeowners seemingly have found comfort in the traditional styles that plumbing products, furniture and furnishings could bring to their domestic shelters... (More)
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YORK - The aging workforce creates a challenge for employers seeking to retain
top-notch people, and an opportunity for workers who may want to earn a few
extra bucks in retirement. About 76 million baby boomers, or those born between
1946 and 1964, are set to retire in large numbers by the end of the decade.
Boomers make up about one-third of the U.S. workforce, and there aren't enough
younger workers to replace them... (more)
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