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Augusta officials worry push to work-from-home would sink downtown

Less than a third of state workers telework, and fewer than 250 work remotely full-time, but the Maine Service Employees Association Local 1989 wants to increase that share.

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Augusta city officials worry if state workers go remote, it could hurt local businesses

Augusta city officials worry if state workers go remote, it could hurt local businesses
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MSEA complaint alleges Mills administration violated labor law

The MSEA complaint accuses the Mills administration on not bargaining in good faith nor following a law requiring it complete a wage study.

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Union for Maine state workers files charges of labor law violations over pay-gap study

Union for Maine state workers files charges of labor law violations over pay-gap study
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Shame on us : How Maine struggles to handle troubled youth

Even as fewer teens are being prosecuted, the state is not providing enough intervention, rehabilitation and other help.

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