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Maine's unemployment rate fell in October seven percentage points compared with the same month last year.
Beginning in January, Maine employers will see a $10-per-employee tax increase to fund the state's unemployment trust fund.
About 20 jobs at Central Maine Healthcare have been eliminated, after the Lewiston-based organization tapped an outside firm to handle its medical transcription duties.
Nurses at Bangor's Eastern Maine Medical Center are planning a one-day strike after contract negotiations stalled yesterday.
The Pepsi bottling plant in Auburn is shutting down production of carbonated beverages and laying off 23 employees in mid-November.
Maine's jobless rate in September took a slight dip, registering 4,100 fewer unemployed Mainers than a year ago.
Nurses at The Aroostook Medical Center have approved a new two-year contract after four months of negotiations and the threat of a strike.
A report from the Maine Center for Economic Policy says that cutting the state budget to offset a more than $1 billion shortfall will result in lost jobs.
Portland nonprofit Work it UP -- founded 18 months ago to pair unemployed professionals with companies in need of services -- is launching what it calls a $3 million economic stimulus program to boost its reach in southern and central Maine.
What is Portland's work force particularly good at? Thinking, it turns out.
The Maine State Chamber of Commerce has launched a new online tool to connect businesses with student interns.
MEMIC, a Portland-based workers' compensation insurance company, will pay an $11 million dividend to about 20,000 Maine businesses, an increase of $1 million over what the company paid policyholders last year.
A $1.9 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will help Maine add to its health care work force.
Another 19 jobs have been cut at Pen Bay Healthcare in Rockport, the third round of layoffs at the organization this year.
The state's unemployment rate held relatively steady at 8% in August, according to the Maine Department of Labor.
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