Squawk of the Day – Oct. 25, 2015
Submitted
It is a wonderful thing to win national or international awards for your work, but when is Albany going to see some real progress toward attracting manufacturing jobs for our employed and highly trained, so we are told, work force? Legitimacy is jobs, not awards.
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