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WEX Chair and CEO Melissa Smith told Mainebiz the payments company is holding off on a decision until 2021, as most of the payment firm's employees continue working from home.
"If there's a single problem, it's getting more people into this realm of making stuff," Waterville-based expert Nick Rimsa told viewers of Tuesday's webinar, for which close to 100 people had registered.
The Auburn center, funded by a gift from a Yarmouth foundation, will use live-scenario training to prepare students in criminal justice, forensic science and social services.
The campaign by an industry group promotes reasons for life-science companies to consider Maine as a location. Among the benefits: a skilled workforce, a supportive business network and quality-of-life attributes.
Some employees at Maine's largest public art institution want to be represented by a national labor union, but there's disagreement about who would be eligible for the local bargaining unit.
While the rate fell to its lowest level since the start of the pandemic, Maine added only 4,700 jobs in September. And the Labor Department warns the new data doesn't fully count all Mainers who have been displaced from work.
UMPI's new master's program in organizational leadership, the first graduate program in the school's 117-year history, will start with a cohort of 15 students this fall.
A human resources professional group announced the top honorees in a field of 84 Maine employers. That total was down slightly from the number of companies and organizations that made the cut last year.
"Of all Maine's economic development strategies, education has the greatest return on investment," says a new policy brief by Educate Maine and the Maine State Chamber of Commerce.
The University of New England expects to break ground in spring 2022 on a project that will be partly financed by a $30 million gift from the Harold Alfond Foundation.
The award comes three years after the philanthropic organization issued a fundraising challenge to Maine Maritime Academy, which it exceeded.
The 2020 scorecard of 51 states plus the District of Columbia puts Maine at No. 48 overall for teachers, slipping from No. 42 last year.
Larry Shaw is set to retire as president and CEO of MMG Insurance at the end of 2022, and will hand the reins to Matt McHatten, the current executive vice president and chief operating officer. The company also recently hired David McPherson as
The Brunswick-based call center business now has locations in Caribou and in Lawrence, Mass., and is looking to hire at all locations with more than 800 jobs to fill.
The state's unemployment rate had spiked in July, but sank last month to near its June level. The Department of Labor said the rate was behaving "erratically."
Even as it cuts 30 Portland jobs in an ongoing corporate alignment, the Tennessee-based disability insurer and group benefits provider is also looking to hire around 25 others here.