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Here are the Top 100 Tampa Bay Workplaces of 2020
The Tampa Bay Times annual ranking begins its second decade
Yesterday• Business
Coronavirus unemployment crisis deepens in Florida and U.S.
An employee of the sbe hotel chain in Miami loads a box of supplies into the car of a colleague last week. The hotel chain provided care packages to its employees now facing unemployment due to the new coronavirus pandemic. [LYNNE SLADKY | AP]
A record-shattering 6.6 million Americans applied for unemployment aid last week. In Florida, 226,999 applied. A faulty state website blocked many.
Yesterday• Business
Uncertainty surrounds $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program that debuts Friday
The new federal Paycheck Protection Program aims to help companies continue to make payroll with $349 billion in forgivable loans, but the day before applications opened, questions abounded. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) [MATT ROURKE | AP]
Everyone has questions about the rules for the program, created by Congress just last week, including the people responsible for running it.
Yesterday• Business
Catch coronavirus on the job? In Florida, workers’ comp may not cover you
Medical workers and first responders at the front lines of Florida’s pandemic response may have difficulty getting workers' compensation benefits if they fall ill with COVID-19 depending on who pays them. Pictured is a coronavirus testing site in Tampa on Monday. | [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | CENTRO] [CENTRO Tampa]
Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis ordered the Division of Risk Management to fulfill workers’ compensation claims for state-employed frontline workers though
Yesterday• Business

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    Yesterday• Health
    Stuck at home, people are making more bread and driving up flour sales. [DIRK SHADD | Tampa Bay Times (2013)]
  2. Pinellas firms pivot to address COVID-19 health care needs
    Yesterday• Business
    Madico of Pinellas Park produces film products in a clean-room coating area. The company recently retooled its production to make face shields for health care workers. [Madico]
  3. Pasco’s tourism losses: 1 hotel, 8 events, $5.4 million in sales
    Yesterday• Health
    Pasco County lost eight sports tourism events, so far, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Among the canceled events was the U.S.A. Hockey Adult Men's and Adult Women's national championships scheduled for consecutive weekends later this month at the AdventHealth Center Ice complex in Wesley Chapel. Shown above is the U.S. women's national team taking on Sweden in 2017. Times (2017)
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    Illustration [RON BORRESEN | Tampa Bay Times]
  6. Employees choose Top Workplaces through survey
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  7. Top large workplaces in Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Business
    Clearwater's KnowBe4 was ranked No. 1 among large businesses for this year's Top Workplaces. Pictured is CEO Stu Sjouwerman in the company's office in February. [Scott Keeler | Times] [SCOTT KEELER | TAMPA BAY TIMES]
  8. At Top Workplace KnowBe4, the culture preceded the workforce
    Yesterday• Business
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  9. Top midsize workplaces in Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Business
    Craig Beggins, right, of Century 21 Beggins, chats with agent Terri Cayley and Cayley's wife, Sharon Plummer, a former sales manager for the company. [Times (2018)]
  10. Top Workplaces 2020: Beggins takes a hands-on approach in guiding Century 21 agents
    Yesterday• Business
    Craig Beggins, the CEO of Century 21 Beggins Enterprise, poses for a photo with his dog Lilly. Lilly is a regular office dog at the broker's company, which ranked No. 1 for mid-size companies in the Tampa Bay Times Top Workplaces. [SARA DINATALE | Tampa Bay Times]
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    Yesterday• Business
    Groundskeeper Michael Cunningham feeds the swans in the canal at the Tradewinds Island Grand Resort on Friday, March 13, 2020 in St. Petersburg. [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times]
  2. Part of the team: Employees are king at Spoor Bunch Franz
    Yesterday• Business
    Spoor Bunch Franz, a tax and accounting firm in St. Petersburg, ranked No. 4 this year in the Top Workplaces small business category. Pictured is its St. Petersburg office. [Scott Keeler | Times] [SCOTT KEELER | TAMPA BAY TIMES]
  3. Want women to succeed in the workplace? Help them find a mentor
    Yesterday• Business
    Many of this year’s Top Workplaces emphasize mentoring in the workplace. Pictured are Spoor Bunch Franz employees in St. Petersburg in February. [Scott Keeler | Times] [SCOTT KEELER | TAMPA BAY TIMES]
  4. Check out the 14 new Top Workplaces on the block
    Yesterday• Business
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  5. Top Workplaces 2020: At Ruth Eckerd Hall, employees find a second family
    Yesterday• Business
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    Yesterday• Business
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  8. Uncertainty surrounds $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program that debuts Friday
    Yesterday• Business
    The new federal Paycheck Protection Program aims to help companies continue to make payroll with $349 billion in forgivable loans, but the day before applications opened, questions abounded. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) [MATT ROURKE | AP]
  9. Publix now accepts Google and Apple Pay to help stop spread of coronavirus
    Yesterday• Health
    Publix says it's now accepting Apple, Google and Samsung Pay at its stores. [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times]
  10. Federal regulators say Duke Energy Florida can decommission nuclear plant faster
    Yesterday• Business
    Duke Energy Florida received permission from federal regulators to speed up decommissioning its shuttered nuclear power plant at Crystal River. [Duke Energy Florida]
  11. Tampa Bay utilities ask regulators to reduce customer bills during pandemic
    Yesterday• Business
    Tampa Bay utility customers may get a break on their electric bills to ease financial troubles caused by the COVID-19. Pictured are linemen working with a Duke Energy subcontractor in Largo during January. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | TImes]
  12. Catch coronavirus on the job? In Florida, workers’ comp may not cover you
    Yesterday• Business
    Medical workers and first responders at the front lines of Florida’s pandemic response may have difficulty getting workers' compensation benefits if they fall ill with COVID-19 depending on who pays them. Pictured is a coronavirus testing site in Tampa on Monday. | [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | CENTRO] [CENTRO Tampa]
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