Work for ME 2025

Work for ME is a workforce development tool to help Maine’s employers target Maine’s emerging workforce. Work for ME highlights each industry, its impact on Maine’s economy, the jobs available to entry level workers, the training and education needed to get a career started, plus interviews with young people who are working in these industries in Maine today, and their advice on what steps to take to build a career.

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A guide to Career and Technical Education in Maine

Training an educated workforce is key to developing a successful and productive community and economy. CTE, through...

A helping hand: MaineWorks provides jobs to people in recovery and out of prison

MaineWorks is a for-profit business with a social mission to compassionately support people in recovery or who were recently incarcerated.

Bridging the gap: Expanding opportunities for employees with disabilities alleviates shortages

According to Maine’s Department of Labor, 16% of working-age adults in the state have one or more disabilities, exceeding the national average of 13%.

How to bullet-proof your company against cyber threats

Robust IT defenses are critical, but true protection also means being prepared for when a breach occurs.

How women can help stem the labor shortages in construction

Maine's construction industry is growing, but not quickly enough to address our state's acute economic challenges.

Jobs with growth potential: A roundup of tech jobs in Maine

Looking for a job in technology can take you into a range of industries in Maine. Here’s an overview of some three entirely different types of tech opportunities.

Maine manufacturers join forces with educational institutions to promote job opportunities

Employers across the state are forging partnerships with Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, community colleges and high schools to build brand awareness and make students mindful of the opportunities.

Recruit and retain: Rural hospitals’ creative strategies to secure talent

In an effort to attract top talent to rural areas, hospital systems are deviating from traditional hiring methods and offering creative perks and opportunities.

When it comes to workforce development, Maine has plenty to offer

Andrea Tetzlaff is the publisher of Mainebiz and Work for ME, a special publication that helps readers navigate career paths and discover the industries that keep our state moving forward.

Why the business community must lead the movement for education reform

The future of our workforce — and our economy — depends on deeper, more intentional collaboration between education and industry.

Work for ME 2025

A guide to Career and Technical Education in Maine

A helping hand: MaineWorks provides jobs to people in recovery and out of prison

Bridging the gap: Expanding opportunities for employees with disabilities alleviates shortages

How to bullet-proof your company against cyber threats

How women can help stem the labor shortages in construction

Jobs with growth potential: A roundup of tech jobs in Maine

Maine manufacturers join forces with educational institutions to promote job opportunities

Recruit and retain: Rural hospitals’ creative strategies to secure talent

When it comes to workforce development, Maine has plenty to offer

Why the business community must lead the movement for education reform

Company Profiles

Auburn Manufacturing, Inc.

General Dynamics Bath Iron Works

Hancock Lumber

Harvey Performance Company

Hews Company

Hunting Dearborn, Inc.

J.S. McCarthy Packaging + Print

Maine Connectivity Authority

Maine Department of Labor

Manufacturers Association of Maine

Moody’s Co-Worker Owned, Inc.

Pratt & Whitney, an RTX Business — North Berwick Aero Systems (NBAS)

VELUX Greenwood LLC

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