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A new magazine called Journey aims to help Mainers recovering from destructive addictions get their lives back on track.
The Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the People of Color Fund of the Maine Community Foundation to fund the expansion of the “iEnglish Project: A Digital Language Literacy Program.”
Congratulations, you have just been asked to join a board of directors. If you have never been a board member before, the chances are that you are in for an interesting and rewarding experience.
Q: How can we elevate more women into leadership positions in our organization?
The Maine Department of Labor and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released April workforce estimates for Maine that show the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate estimate for April of 3.3% is little changed from March (3.4%) and last April (3.3
As more baby boomers enter their golden years, a 2016 report by the Denver-based Business Enterprise Institute looked at the problems business owners face as they retire. It found that only 17% of owners have a written business-exit plan, even
Silo mentality continues to be one of the most frequent characteristics of many businesses and organizations. Here are some ways to overcome it.
Baby boomer business owners are heading for the exit door, but not all of them are finding a willing successor to take over or buy their businesses.
The Composites Research Engineering Laboratory that had been located at TechPlace, Brunswick Landing’s technology accelerator, has a new home at the University of Southern Maine in Portland.
Goodwill Northern New England's Job Connection program, which began in Portland in 2015, had helped hundreds of job seekers
There’s no ambiguity in the sales pitch that Live+Work in Maine makes to people working in other states who might be thinking about finding a job in Maine.
Businesses are signing up for the the state's first virtual job far, scheduled for Tuesday, May 7, and sponsored by the Central Maine Growth Council.
Maine’s economy in recent years has been overshadowed by its so-called demographic problem.
Call centers — those banks of pleasant, headset-wearing workers who seem to be at the end of every toll-free telephone line — are an unseen but vital part of Maine’s economy, working behind the scenes for companies like L.L.Bean and Bank of America.
Hannaford Supermarkets and Infinity Federal Credit Union will be recognized for their work with Maine’s immigrant communities by ProsperityME: The Center for Financial Education.
The Maine Department of Labor and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released March workforce estimates for Maine that show the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate estimate of 3.4% for March was little changed from 3.5% for February and 3.2% one