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Gov. Rick Scott released the latest jobs figures Friday during the grand opening of SeaLand, a shipping company that pledged to create 65 jobs in tandem with opening its new headquarters in Miramar. Scott lauded new private-sector jobs in particular, pledging to remain “laser-focused on our goal of making Florida the global destination for business and job creation.”
