Paul Schott
Staff Writer and Reporter at Stamford Advocate
Reporter for @StamAdvocate, @connpost, @greenwichtime, @nhregister, @thehournews, @NewsTimes and @insider_ct. Proud son of Chicago and proud alum of @umich.
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ctinsider.com | Paul Schott
Liberty Bank, one of the largest banks in Connecticut, plans to close three branches this fall - a decision that bank officials attribute to the ongoing rise of digital banking. Middletown-headquartered Liberty has submitted a notice of the scheduled closing in November of its branches at 445 W. Main St. in Branford; 116 Bridge Road in Haddam; and 1009 New Haven Road in Naugatuck, according to a bulletin posted on the state Department of Banking's website.
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ctinsider.com | Paul Schott
Marine drafters at submarine manufacturer General Dynamics Electric Boat overwhelmingly approved Tuesday a new five-year contract, resolving a difficult negotiating process that nearly led to the workers going on strike. The new agreement was endorsed by 84% of the approximately 1,900 marine drafters who cast votes, according to results posted Tuesday night on the Facebook page of the marine drafters' union, UAW Local 571.
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military.com | Paul Schott
WALLINGFORD — Connecticut-based machinists at jet-engine maker Pratt and Whitney voted Tuesday to approve a new contract, an endorsement that ended their three-week strike. The new four-year agreement was endorsed by 74% of the 2,170 machinists who voted at a meeting at the Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford. As a result, the machinists will return to work on Thursday, after a paid day off on Wednesday.
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ctinsider.com | Paul Schott
STAMFORD - Pitney Bowes announced last week the appointment of one of its board members as its new chief executive officer, the latest of several changes at the top of the Stamford-based shipping-and-mailing company in the past couple of years. Wolf succeeds Lance Rosenzweig, who has retired as CEO and as a board member after holding those roles in the past year.
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greenwichtime.com | Paul Schott
Pratt & Whitney's approximately 3,100 machinists at its plants in East Hartford and Middletown had been on strike since May 5, in their first work stoppage since 2001. The company’s previous contract proposal was rejected by 80% of machinists who voted on May 4.
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RT @connpost: Gov. Ned Lamont, other state officials hope to keep Sun in CT: 'We want them here' https://t.co/6uFD5Id08r
For jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney’s machinists in Connecticut, job security is one of the biggest concerns. https://t.co/CW0oOB4D3u
Picket line visits today by Sen. Richard Blumenthal and U.S. Reps. Rosa DeLauro and John Larson highlight the support many elected officials have shown to the striking machinists at Pratt & Whitney. @insider_ct https://t.co/WNL9k8MYmr