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Phoenix News: Mayor Phil Gordon, A Loyalty Program Phoenix

Jessica — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 06:56:09 +0000

In its first four years, like Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon flying cons only spent a few days away from zero to the city and business hotel. But after his reelection in 2007, he spent a week on the road to national and international levels.

Next week comes the mayor of his first official visit to Mexico waving in New York and Washington, DC, in January paid the city, Gordon DC, to stay for more than ten times apply to entry of the federal government and Immigration – Implementation funding.

While Gordon is responsible for providing about 240 million Americans in Phoenix to formulate an incentive, the consequences of its international aspirations is less clear.

Global recession is making efforts for non-stop land to Dubai and Montreal difficult. And this time, Gordon had not declared the major foreign investment and new businesses in Phoenix, which is a direct result of his travels. The economic power of the Director of City Development, said, however, there is several deals in the works.

Gordon, Scott Phelps, said a representative of the economic collapse and the debate over immigration reform with the Mayor meets the road.

“You can not solve economic problems, an approach without the other,” said Phelps. “He began to travel, if they are important and necessary.”

Phoenix News: Phoenix Symphony Musicians To 17 Percent Of Wages

Jessica — Wed, 20 May 2009 08:01:13 +0000

Phoenix Symphony Association and the Phoenix Symphony musician to an agreement on the reduction of wages in the amount of U.S. $ 2 million over the next three years.

The musicians agreed to the amount of wages by 17 percent over the next three seasons. At the musicians, music director Michael Christie and president and CEO Mary Ellen Gleason agreed to equal pay, as well as symphonic and artistic staff.

This reduces the size of the minimum salary for professional musicians to $ 35,000, said Charles Berginc, president of the orchestra. He said that the victim is a vibrant symphony this season.

This follows the voluntary reduction in the employee’s salary, dismissal, and maternity leave and reduced rates for their reception. In addition, administrative and program costs in the budget has been reduced.

U.S. $ 30 million annual economic impact Symphony offers about 200 concerts in the Phoenix area, implementation, particularly in the Symphony Hall in Phoenix Convention Center.

Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon said it is a privilege, a live orchestra in the city. “I urge everyone in our community continue to support these efforts to contribute today,” said Gordon. “We do not want to see these treasures for us.”