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The University of Maine’s Aquaculture Research Institute has been selected to receive a $123,735 workforce development grant to create an aquaculture certificate program, designed to facilitate alternative career opportunities for traditional
Walmart will add 50 full-time employees at its warehouse in Lewiston. The company will hold a job fair on Saturday to start the recruiting process.
Last week, the University of Maine celebrated the naming of its new E. James Ferland and Eileen P. Ferland Engineering Education and Design Center. Today, Thomas College in Waterville is saluting the dedication and naming of the Peter and Paula
Maine’s annual Hire-A-Vet campaign is off to a strong start after last month's kickoff job fair in Augusta attracted a record turnout.
Grants of up to $20,000 will be available for development or creation of coworking space, after the long-dormant Maine Coworking Development fund was restored this year.
The pilot program, led by nonprofits Live + Work in Maine and Educate Maine, targets college students with messages about all the state has to offer, in hopes they'll look for employment here.
Starting this week, businesses in Portland looking to staff up can apply for a new round of job-creation grants from the city. A total of $200,000 in funding is available.
An expert contributing consultant discusses how to increase your chances for job promotion when others say you don't have the potential for management.
Brunswick-based call-service company SaviLinx LLC this week launched an employee scholarship program and made its first award, amid a hiring spree in Maine and Mississippi.
Maine's largest hiring fair will take place in Augusta this Thursday as the official kickoff to the annual Maine Hire-A-Vet campaign, which ramps up beginning on Labor Day.
A total of 100 companies were named to the "Best Places to Work in Maine" list, the most ever in the program's 14-year history.
The seven schools across the state's community college system are offering new programs, degrees, new or upgraded facilities and more to help get students into jobs and ease the state's workforce issues.
HospitalityMaine brought together 80 educators, businesspeople, and others in a symposium to discuss opportunities for using apprentices to solve the state’s labor shortage.
A new initiative by L.L.Bean Inc. and Husson University is designed to make it easier for employees to balance full-time work and their own professional education.
The Bar Harbor Town Council has scheduled a workshop to discuss potential ways to address what some councilors are calling an affordable housing crisis.
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