jobs

A first-of-its-kind from the University of Maine's new Economic and Workforce Advancement Research Institute paints a complicated picture of the state's labor force.

A new report said increasing the number of entry-level and skilled workers, lowering energy costs and addressing a shortage of affordable housing are top priorities for businesses in Maine.

It was the second straight month that the number of jobs in Maine has gone down.

This is a rebroadcast of an earlier show (original air date July 16, 2019); no calls will be taken. Many businesses in Maine are having a difficult time…

Many businesses in Maine are having a difficult time finding workers—particularly during the busy summer season. We’ll hear from the state economist, the…

Political scientist and cultural observer Darrell West discusses his new book about why society needs to rethink the concept of jobs and prepare for an…

Broadcasting from Houlton High School:What factors lead to the health or decline of rural towns in Maine? We learn about efforts to boost rural economies…

For decades, the best way to get good health insurance in the U.S. has been through the workplace. But with the Affordable Care Act's online marketplace,…

Getting the right education for high tech, high paying jobs in Maine. What skills are needed to fill the gap in our state's manufacuturing sector. Host…

How small businesses create jobs, how best to market yourself, and where the best places are to look for work.Host Jennifer Rooks was joined by Mary…