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Starch plant workers qualify for assistance
The Mainebiz News Staff January 20, 2010Workers at an Island Falls starch production company that closed last summer are now eligible for federal assistance.
The Mainebiz News Staff January 20, 2010Union opposes smart grid project
The Mainebiz News Staff January 18, 2010One smart grid project is hitting opposition in Maine, while another is advancing despite a funding disappointment.
The Mainebiz News Staff January 18, 2010Restructuring to affect Hannaford, jobs
The Mainebiz News Staff January 13, 2010Delhaize Group, parent company to Scarborough-based Hannaford Bros. Co., is launching a major restructuring plan that will affect the company's Maine employees.
The Mainebiz News Staff January 13, 2010Local control in store for BIW union
The Mainebiz News Staff January 13, 2010After nearly two years of being held in receivership, new leaders are expected to take over operations of Bath Iron Works' beleaguered union as early as next month.
The Mainebiz News Staff January 13, 2010Economist: Recovery will take five years
The Mainebiz News Staff January 12, 2010An economic recovery in Maine will likely take at least five years, a University of Maine economist told businesses yesterday.
The Mainebiz News Staff January 12, 2010Portrait studio chain suddenly closes
The Mainebiz News Staff January 12, 2010Children's portrait chain Kiddie Kandids has abruptly closed its 184 locations in the U.S., including a studio in South Portland, leaving seven jobless.
The Mainebiz News Staff January 12, 2010Trucking company to close, lay off 100
The Mainebiz News Staff December 28, 2009A trucking company in Bangor is closing, leaving more than 100 people jobless.
The Mainebiz News Staff December 28, 2009Nov. unemployment rate dips
The Mainebiz News Staff December 20, 2009Maine's unemployment rate dipped slightly in November to 8%, according to data from the Maine Department of Labor.
The Mainebiz News Staff December 20, 2009Raymond communications co. cuts 31
The Mainebiz News Staff December 14, 2009A communications company in Raymond has cut more than 30 jobs, citing a "challenging business environment."
The Mainebiz News Staff December 14, 2009Eliot call center downsizes
The Mainebiz News Staff December 7, 2009A call center in Eliot that opened in March 2008 has had to lay off almost a third of its workers.
The Mainebiz News Staff December 7, 2009Fraser union workers reject contract
The Mainebiz News Staff December 2, 2009Workers at Fraser Paper Inc.'s mill in Madawaska have turned down an initial labor contract offer from the company.
The Mainebiz News Staff December 2, 2009Unemployment premiums to go up
The Mainebiz News Staff November 30, 2009Maine's unemployment insurance premiums will increase a total of $54 million, but the state's unemployment trust fund will be one of the few in the nation that will remain solvent after the recession.
The Mainebiz News Staff November 30, 2009Accidental entrepreneur | The man behind a Portland tech startup shares his fundraising story
Michael Gurau November 30, 2009Bob Neveu moved his family from California to Maine without a job. At his uncle’s headhunting business in San Francisco, he’d automated the manual paper-based resume management process — developing a database to match candidates to opportunities.
Michael Gurau November 30, 2009Businesses brace for H1N1 | Rue the flu: What businesses can do
Jackie Farwell November 30, 2009An entire department at Diversified Communications recently failed to show up to work at their Portland office. Then, a few workers in the finance department stayed home, too.
Jackie Farwell November 30, 2009Legal flaw could cut jobless benefits
The Mainebiz News Staff November 29, 2009A glitch in the language of new legislation that extends unemployment benefits could leave thousands of Mainers without assistance.
The Mainebiz News Staff November 29, 2009USM charged with age discrimination
The Mainebiz News Staff November 29, 2009The University of Southern Maine in Portland is being accused of age discrimination for not rehiring six employees cut during the recent consolidation of student support services.
The Mainebiz News Staff November 29, 2009
Today's Poll
We're roughly halfway into the unofficial summer tourism season, with Memorial Day and July 4th behind us.
Last week, AAA forecast record traffic for the holiday weekend, particularly with July 4 falling on a Friday — and the heavy traffic heading south on the Maine Turnpike Sunday evening bears out that forecast.
At the same time, rainy weekends have also been part of the summer mix.
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