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Lawsuit Filed in Florist Mix -Up
Florists are often times considered to be in the business of love and romance, but sadly, this can also mean the business of secrets and infidelity.
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N.C. Florists Star on Local News Program
The floral industry (and North Carolina florists) received good press this weekend, as a local FOX affiliate interviewed several members of the North Carolina State Florists Association on Aug. 13, during the final day at the group's annual convention.
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Life at Work |
Teen Troubled
If you've noticed the flow of teens interested in part-time work has recently slowed, you're not alone.
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Dress Code Lands Macy's in Hot Water
When Macy's management decided to implement a strict dress code -- staff members can wear slacks, skirts or dresses but all items must be black -- employees struck back with a lawsuit.
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Growers: Deadline Is Around the Corner
Attended by growers, wholesalers and retailers with purchasing power, SAF's Oustanding Varities Competition offers a unique and unparalleled opportunity to show the movers and shakers what you have to offer.
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Reader Feedback
Michael Seeger of Fife Flowers in Fife, Wash., sent us the following in response to our coverage of Streamlined Sales Tax, which was featured in the June 27 issue of E-Brief and the August issue of Dateline.
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Correction
An article in last week's E-brief misidentified BloomNet as an "order fulfillment arm of 1-800-Flowers.com." BloomNet, a wholly owned subsidiary of 1-800-Flowers.com, is in fact, a full-service, international wire service provider with a network of professional florists. We regret the error.
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