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The Maine Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Standards is hosting a no-charge “impairment detection” course for employers on Aug. 23 in Portland.
The Maine State Council of the Society for Human Resources Management has named 80 companies to the 2017 “Best Places to Work in Maine” list.
Northern Maine Community College and Maine Community Foundation are partnering to bring Somali immigrants to Aroostook County to explore agricultural opportunities.
Hiring your first employee can be greatly rewarding if done correctly, but it pays to take the time to do due diligence, set expectations and share your vision and business mission with your new employee.
Maine ranks as the 11th worst state in which to grow old, according to a new Caring.com report which examined a variety of financial, health care and quality of life categories.
Charter Communications Inc. plans interviews throughout the day Tuesday to fill 120 newly created customer service jobs at its Portland call center.
Nancy Strojny navigated the waters of mega corporation Procter & Gamble for 30 years in an era when few women dared. Then she changed careers to work in distribution and merchandizing for CVS.
The Maine Workforce Board's Older Worker Committee is seeking nominations for its "2017 best employers for workers over the age of 50" recognition program.
The state's Department of Education and Department of Labor have joined forces to recruit veterans to fill the shortage of bus drivers, mechanics and diesel engine specialists throughout the state's school districts.
As of this week, immigrant entrepreneurs in Portland have a modern workspace and business incubator at their disposal downtown.
Q: Innovation is supposed to be really creative, so wouldn't it hurt the creativity to set up a standard process for it?
The Maine Senate on Thursday voted to uphold Gov. Paul LePage's veto of a bill to fight the gender wage gap by requiring employers to pay fair, market-based wages regardless of their workers' previous pay rates.
Homeland Security authorized 15,000 H2B visas, allowing foreign workers to legally work in Maine.
South Portland's Cancer Community Center and Lewiston's Dempsey Center said Monday they've agreed to develop a merger agreement over the next several months.
A new law approved during the first session of the 128th Legislature will allow 14- and 15-year-olds to work in several specified job categories, effective immediately.
Amid the recent buzz of entrepreneurs at Maine Startup and Create Week, I talked to Kevin Strange, president of the MDI Biological Laboratory in Bar Harbor, about his take on entrepreneurship and STEM education in the state.