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Meriden City Council to review proposed city grants manager position
MERIDEN — A request to establish a new grants manager position in the city’s finance department received the backing of both the City Council’s personnel and finance committees Monday night. A series of votes supporting that personnel measure were along party lines, with Democrats on both committees backing them and Republican and We the People Party councilors voting against them. The grants manager position, according to a draft job description, would report to the city’s finance director if the position is approved by the council. That person would be responsible for researching available grants, including federally funded, state funded and other grants funded through foundation or local sources. The proposed…
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What the proposed ban on noncompete clauses means to a top advisor
Ted Jenkin signed a noncompete arrangement when he sold his economic advisory apply in 2019. Resource: Ted Jenkin When certified monetary planner Ted Jenkin offered his monetary advisory follow in 2019, he signed a nonsolicit and noncompete agreement that prohibited him from having shoppers from the company for 5 years — or from getting any other career in the market, anyplace in the region. “When you sell a enterprise, mostly you are selling customers or ideas, but for you not to be able to do the work in this business enterprise can make no pragmatic feeling whatsoever,” he explained. “It is crazy.” Bound by this clause, Jenkin, who is a…



