Jobs and Income Portland Continues to Drive Job Growth The greater Portland area—extending from Kennebunk in the south to Freeport in the north—continues to account for most of the job growth in Maine over the past […] Joel Johnson Posted October 29, 2014 Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income Maine's Job Growth Is Concentrated in Portland Mark Sullivan Posted October 29, 2014 Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income Broadly-Measured Unemployment Continues Slow Road to Recovery Although remaining well-above pre-recession levels, Maine’s “U6” rate of unemployment is showing signs of improvement along with the nation as a whole, according to data released last […] Joel Johnson Posted October 28, 2014 Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income Slow Improvement in Broadly Measured Unemployment Mark Sullivan Posted October 28, 2014 Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income Broadly Measured Unemployment Dropping Slowly in Maine and the US Mark Sullivan Posted October 28, 2014 Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income Maine Job Watch: September 2014 Mark Sullivan Posted October 21, 2014 Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income Fewer than One in Five Maine Households Have Incomes above $100,000 per Year Mark Sullivan Posted October 21, 2014 Tags Incomes, Job Quality
Education Education Funding Falters in Maine, Has Serious Repercussions Maine cuts to school funding since the start of the recession are among the largest in the nation, and the deepest in New England, according to a […] Garrett Martin Posted October 16, 2014 Tags Education, K-12 Education
Education Maine K-12 Education Funding Remains Well Below Pre-Recession Levels Mark Sullivan Posted October 16, 2014 Tags Education, K-12 Education
Education Testimony: Pay If Forward Raises Concerns for Low-income and Working Adult Students MECEP is particularly concerned with the impact of college affordability proposals on low-income and working adult students. Pay It Forward raises a number of concerns. MECEP commends the […] Jody Harris Posted October 8, 2014 Tags Education, Higher Education, Student Debt