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Morning Calm Weekly 17 October 2008-Humphreys


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The new Humphreys Community Fitness Center or Super Gym officially opened for business on Oct. 10 following a ribbon cutting ceremony. The new .9 million facility features a 25-meter indoor lap pool, weight, aerobic and exercise rooms, a television lounge, meeting rooms, saunas, a hot tub and a multi-level 300-vehicle parking garage. Here: U.S. Army Garrison commander Col. John E. Dumoulin, Jr., Soldiers, Civilians, Family Members and Retirees joined for the ribbon cutting; several community offices and agencies set up displays for the Community Information, Wellness and Job Fair on the basketball court; during his opening remarks Dumoulin said he was extremely pleased and excited to open the new gym; and Alex Hershey and his son Alejandro wasted no time in trying out the new climbing wall. — U.S. Army photos by Bob McElroy

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The UK Knack Group Unveil- 300 “Green” Jobs to be Created in Yorkshire

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(PRWeb UK) November 26, 2010

The growth of the home solar power industry and market will generate the creation of 300 new jobs in the Yorkshire region.

A Shade Greener, a Tankersley based renewable energy firm, is growing fast and is now requiring 300 more staff in order to cope with the workload.

The core of their business is the fitting of solar panels. They fit them to residential properties and they have seen an increase in their business thanks to the scheme backed by the government which enables Britons to fit environmental friendly technology to their homes for little or, sometimes, no cost.

“This is great news not only for our economy but also for our environment” commented the The UK Knack Group Managing Director. “We need private companies to create more jobs, so we can recover from this crisis and continue growing”.

The UK Knack Group has learned that over the last 18 months, the workforce of A Shade Greener has expanded in a fast way. They passed from having only nine staff to having more than 120. And now, having announced their new expansion, they will add to this number 300 more.

The company will recruit energy advisors, electricians and roofers. They have a policy of giving jobs to local unemployed people, and they are very keen carry on with it.

“The recruiting policy this company has not only gives the opportunity to the people who already have the experience, but also to the ones able to learn the required skills” said the Managing Director of UK Knack Group.

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