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Temporary workers Adriana Aguinaga and Joyce Deener package shower heads at ETL Products in Sparks. In 2009, the company re-located to Nevada from Modesto, California due to "a more competitive business climate and more reasonable costs of doing business" according to Chuck Alvey, EDAWN's president and CEO. The company employs about 40 full-time workers.
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SPARKS — When he sits down with the head of a large business that is considering relocating in northern Nevada, Chuck Alvey doesn’t immediately bring up incentives. According to Alvey, the preside...
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