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Employees vary widely in their potential. Here's how to tailor your mentoring to give them opportunities to develop their unique strengths
The state legislative session has just a little more than two months to go — it concludes April 18 — but there are still some meaty topics winding their way through the pipeline.
Coworking started as an attractive working environment for the self-employed, remote workers and startups. But newer co-working spaces in the Greater Portland region are expanding their focus to include amenities such as concierge service, showers
We're reading every day about harassment in the workplace and #metoo. You may be wondering how to apply that to your company and workplace.
IDEXX Laboratories Inc. (NASDAQ: IDXX), Maine's largest publicly traded company, on Thursday announced plans to share the benefits of federal tax reform with employees by paying more into their retirement plans.
Pooling resources with another contractor is the strategy employed by Landry/French Construction and others to employ Maine workers on Maine jobs.
Portland-based nonprofit Avesta Housing announced Wednesday it has added paid parental leave to its employee benefits package, effective Jan. 1.
A federal judge has ordered Gov. Paul LePage to release about $3 million in federal job training funds to Coastal Counties Workforce Inc., a nonprofit based in Brunswick that oversees workforce development programs for six coastal counties in Maine.
Approximately 59,000 Mainers received a direct wage increase on New Year's Day as Maine's minimum wage grew to $10 per hour, a $1 hourly increase over last year.
Maine's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 3.3% for November was down slightly from 3.5% for October and 3.8% a year ago. The number of unemployed was down 3,600 over the year to 23,100. The unemployment rate has been at or below 4.0% for 26
The 2017 Maine-Hire-A-Vet Campaign had led to 217 hires by 147 employers, according to preliminary figures as of Dec. 20.
Q: I own a small business and want to retire in a few years. I would like to see the business continue, and my employees keep their jobs. I keep hearing about worker cooperatives.
A well-designed workplace wellness program can significantly reduce employer health care costs while increasing employee retention, motivation and morale.
Let's say a woman takes a break from her career to take on a different job — having and caring for children.
Scarborough native Tim Smith joined the military right out of high school and now serves in the Army National Guard while managing a fleet of liquid-fuel delivery drivers for Dead River Co.
CoworkHERS, a co-working space for female tenants only, opened its doors in Portland.