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Maine Workers' Compensation Board Chairman Paul Dionne is backing out of a process to determine how much hospitals can charge employers for medical bills, following a complaint of a conflict of interest.
A national study published by Georgetown University predicts that Maine will not have the skilled workers needed for the jobs available in 2018.
Unemployment in Maine inched down from 8.1% in April to 8% in May, according to the Maine Department of Labor.
Pratt & Whitney is planning to add more than 200 workers at its North Berwick jet-engine manufacturing facility in coming years.
The Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland has cut four staff members, or 6% of its staff, and instituted a week's furlough for full-time salaried staff members.
Verso Paper Co. has added more than 200 permanent and temporary workers at its two mills in Jay and Bucksport.
Congress' failure to pass an extension of unemployment benefits before taking a week off will mean a lapse of payment for about 2,700 Mainers.
Maine's unemployment rate is holding fairly steady with 8.1% in the month of April.
Ginnie Konan doesn’t think it’s extraordinary that she’s worked 50 years for the same employer, or that at 66, she’s the go-to person for technology troubles at cPort Credit Union.
Part-time employees of the Maine Community College System have voted to form a union with the Maine State Employees Association.
A Portland man has resigned his seat on the Maine Workers' Compensation Board three weeks after he pleaded guilty to a second assault charge in 13 years.
One fifth of Cianbro's Eastern Manufacturing Facility's 500-employee work force in Brewer has been moved to other jobs sites or were recently laid off as the Pittsfield company's Texas refinery module project winds down.
Workers at a recently shuttered cannery in Prospect Harbor are now eligible for federal aid, even as the state negotiates a deal with a buyer.
Maine's unemployment rate inched down to 8.2% in March, according to the Maine Department of Labor.
Central Maine Power Co. is offering voluntary early retirement packages to some employees, while the union representing workers says layoffs are looming.
A theme emerged yesterday at a University of Maine System summit designed to address the state's future work force needs: break down the silos.
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