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Maine employers say they need workers, so why is it hard to find a good job? (opens the original)
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Sheila Richardson has been hanging wallpaper since her youngest was in seventh grade. She learned the skill from her grandmother and her father, then grew it into a successful business with a broad customer base near her home in Turner — all by word of mouth. “I take pride in my work,” she said. “I don’t have to advertise.” Now 78 and a great-grandmother, she’s still working 35 years later, despite some health issues that cropped up last year. “I’m up and down the ladder a hundred times a day,”
Maine employers say they need workers, so why is it hard to find a good job? (opens the original)
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Sheila Richardson has been hanging wallpaper since her youngest was in seventh grade. She learned the skill from her grandmother and her father, then grew it into a successful business with a broad customer base near her home in Turner — all by word of mouth. “I take pride in my work,” she said. “I don’t have to advertise.” Now 78 and a great-grandmother, she’s still working 35 years later, despite some health issues that cropped up last year. “I’m up and down the ladder a hundred times a day,”
Maine employers say they need workers, so why is it hard to find a good job? (opens the original)
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The Maine Trust for Local News wanted to get a sense of how people feel about living and working in Maine. So, we commissioned a survey to find out. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be exploring the results and hearing from dozens of people who participated. You can read all about it here. Sheila Richardson has been hanging wallpaper since her youngest was in seventh grade. She learned the skill from her grandmother and her father, then grew it into a successful business with a broad customer base
Immigration enforcement in Maine could cause critical labor shortages, report says (opens the original)
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A new report says federal immigration enforcement could lead to the loss of up to 7,000 workers in the state and $3.3 billion in annual economic output, according to the Maine Office of New Americans. The state-commissioned report, released Thursday, analyzes the contributions of over 30,000 foreign-born workers in Maine and explores the potential impacts of federal immigration enforcement on the state’s workforce and economy. Prepared by Maine-based Wallace Economic Advisers, the report shows t
Immigration enforcement in Maine could cause critical labor shortages, report says (opens the original)
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A new report says federal immigration enforcement could lead to the loss of up to 7,000 workers in the state and $3.3 billion in annual economic output, according to the Maine Office of New Americans. The state-commissioned report, released Thursday, analyzes the contributions of over 30,000 foreign-born workers in Maine and explores the potential impacts of federal immigration enforcement on the state’s workforce and economy. Prepared by Maine-based Wallace Economic Advisers, the report shows t
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