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Republicans say the vote should help the state remain a popular destination for companies looking to grow.
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Republicans say the vote should help the state remain a popular destination for companies looking to grow.
The survey aims to identify the occupational characteristics of the most in-demand jobs.
Officials with the Poarch Creek and traditional casinos say they project hiring more than 12,000, possibly as many as 15,000 Alabamians.
Total investment in its growth plan is $1.5 million and has created jobs in Mississippi and Alabama.
Site Selection magazine ranked Alabama ninth in its 2020 economic development rankings.
The project will bring an estimated $100 million in capital investment and more than 200 jobs to Loxley.
"If Alabama continues to pass legislation and promote ideas of racial injustice and hatred, it will not achieve its potential."
The legislation would require Pilgrim’s Pride to compensate the owners of nearby properties for loss of property value.
Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth announced on Monday two new programs for those interested in working in Alabama's aerospace industry.
The Department of Commerce estimates the industry will add more than 6,000 jobs in the state in the coming months.
