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OTTAWA 鈥?The owner of the NHL Ottawa Senators has announced the organization is implementing temporary layoffs and salary reductions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Eugene Melnyk company Capital Sports Entertainment said in a release Thursday that its full-time workforce will be reduced effective Sunday, when the Senators ; season was originally scheduled to end. Those not laid off could be placed on furlough while others could have their salaries reduced.The release said employee health benefits will continue uninterrupted and an unemployment plan has been created that will supplement employment insurance benefits until July 3, 2020, up to a minimum of 80 per cent of base salary. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Melnyk had pledged to pay the income for part-time and hourly arena staff of the Ottawa Senators and the AHL B stanley cup elleville Senators through to the end stanley cup of their respective s stanley termosky easons. The NHL season was suspended indefinitely on March 12 in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus. Our employees have continued to work with dedication during these difficult times, Melnyk said in the release. We want to thank them for their continued loyalty by providing support, as we all face extraordinary challenges. Although the sports and entertainment industry is being impacted severely, we will pull through by staying committed together. I look forward to the day when it is safe to reop Wgeq Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County Press Release
By Samantha FlavellOSWEGO 鈥?The holidays are a time in which families reunite over a meal and catch up on what has happened since the last gathering. Whether it is for family, friends or even just the good food, Thanksgiving is traditionall stanley france y a time to remember things could be a lot worse and it is important to always be grateful for what you have. I am grateful for my wife and our five sons, four daughters-in-law and four grandchildren, along with our extended families and wonderful friends, said Jeffrey Rea stanley cup quencher , assistant director for media relations at Oswego State. How very fortunate and stanley uk thankful we are. While Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful for those around you, many also take the time to appreciate things that are taken for granted for the majority of the year. I am most thankful for my good health, said Brian Parkers, the president of Parkhurst Enterprises Inc.Health is not something that many people think of.If you are not sick you do not appreciate being healthy. It is only when your nose is stuffed that you appreciate how nice clear airways are.While it is important to be thankful all throughout the year, especially at Thanksgiving people can take a few moments out of their day to think about the little things that matter most. I am thankful of such a great environment we have here at SUNY Oswego, physically and academically. I am also thankful of all that our police officers do to protect the public and make our community one of the safest in New York State, s
OTTAWA 鈥?The owner of the NHL Ottawa Senators has announced the organization is implementing temporary layoffs and salary reductions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Eugene Melnyk company Capital Sports Entertainment said in a release Thursday that its full-time workforce will be reduced effective Sunday, when the Senators ; season was originally scheduled to end. Those not laid off could be placed on furlough while others could have their salaries reduced.The release said employee health benefits will continue uninterrupted and an unemployment plan has been created that will supplement employment insurance benefits until July 3, 2020, up to a minimum of 80 per cent of base salary. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Melnyk had pledged to pay the income for part-time and hourly arena staff of the Ottawa Senators and the AHL B stanley cup elleville Senators through to the end stanley cup of their respective s stanley termosky easons. The NHL season was suspended indefinitely on March 12 in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus. Our employees have continued to work with dedication during these difficult times, Melnyk said in the release. We want to thank them for their continued loyalty by providing support, as we all face extraordinary challenges. Although the sports and entertainment industry is being impacted severely, we will pull through by staying committed together. I look forward to the day when it is safe to reop Wgeq Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County Press Release
By Samantha FlavellOSWEGO 鈥?The holidays are a time in which families reunite over a meal and catch up on what has happened since the last gathering. Whether it is for family, friends or even just the good food, Thanksgiving is traditionall stanley france y a time to remember things could be a lot worse and it is important to always be grateful for what you have. I am grateful for my wife and our five sons, four daughters-in-law and four grandchildren, along with our extended families and wonderful friends, said Jeffrey Rea stanley cup quencher , assistant director for media relations at Oswego State. How very fortunate and stanley uk thankful we are. While Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful for those around you, many also take the time to appreciate things that are taken for granted for the majority of the year. I am most thankful for my good health, said Brian Parkers, the president of Parkhurst Enterprises Inc.Health is not something that many people think of.If you are not sick you do not appreciate being healthy. It is only when your nose is stuffed that you appreciate how nice clear airways are.While it is important to be thankful all throughout the year, especially at Thanksgiving people can take a few moments out of their day to think about the little things that matter most. I am thankful of such a great environment we have here at SUNY Oswego, physically and academically. I am also thankful of all that our police officers do to protect the public and make our community one of the safest in New York State, s
