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Jan. 23, 2023, EditionEdition

đź”’On the Record: Workers comp insurer MEMIC off to strong start in 2023

Michael Bourque, president and CEO of MEMIC, says the company aims to pay injured workers more promptly.

đź”’Newsworthy people and performances from Jan. 23, 2023

New hires, promotions and achievements from businesses throughout Maine.

🔒Southern Maine’s economic engine needs worker housing

Maine companies, even going into an apparent economic slowdown, are still hiring and still looking for a skilled workforce, if not top-tier managers. Finding housing for those employees is getting harder and harder, with fewer homes on the market.

đź”’Ask ACE: Train your employees using cost-effective workforce development resources

ACE consultant Priscilla Hansen Mahoney says employee training doesn't not need to break the budget. She offers several solutions.
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đź”’Boatbuilders, oyster farmers and kelp growers help preserve working waterfront in Yarmouth

The nonprofit Sea Meadow Marine Foundation bought a 12-acre working waterfront parcel to operate the site as a business incubator and marine business hub.

đź”’Stirring the pot: Portland sees a wave of new restaurants and expansions

While still grappling with industry-wide staffing and supply-chain shortages, Portland’s restaurants are on the rebound. There has been a host of new investments in Maine's largest city, which is home to more than 500 licensed eating and drinking establishments.
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