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Phil Smith recently took a job at The Dump Guy because he wasn’t getting enough hours at his previous position. He received a hiring bonus and the job includes benefits, all which help because he has three kids. Staff photo by Derek Davis
Murray Perce can sum up the Maine labor market in two words.
“Opportunities abound,” he said, glancing over a gym full of employers gathered at the Boothbay Harbor YMCA for the first in-person job fair hosted by the Maine Department of Labor since early 2019.
Perce was looking for something new after leaving his job as a health and safety inspector at a local manufacturer.
BerkeleyCaliforniaUnited-statesMaineBoothbay-harborUniversity-of-maineOakhurstBoothbayMark-mcinerneyCharlie-stuartJohn-bennettSara-morinThe tables have turned and it’s a workers’ market
The causes of Maine s labor crisis are more complicated than generous unemployment benefits. Lack of day care, fewer foreign students, fear of COVID and lifestyle changes are transforming the workplace.
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Phil Smith recently took a job at The Dump Guy because he wasn’t getting enough hours at his previous position. He received a hiring bonus and the job includes benefits, all which help because he has three kids. Staff photo by Derek Davis
Murray Perce can sum up the Maine labor market in two words.
“Opportunities abound,” he said, glancing over a gym full of employers gathered at the Boothbay Harbor YMCA for the first in-person job fair hosted by the Maine Department of Labor since early 2019.
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Santa on Present Day for children in Kugluktuk, Nunavut. December 23, 2020. © Miranda Atatahak
For the past several years, and in partnership with friends at Canada Goose, Canadian North staff have been proud to donate and deliver gifts to children and youth across Inuit Nunangat. In 2019, over seven skids full of donated presents were delivered to families in Pangnirtung, Igloolik, and Kuujjuaq, Nunavut.
In 2020, the Annual Toy Drive was able to share holiday cheer with families in Grise Fiord and Kugluktuk in Nunavut and Ulukhaktok, in the Northwest Territories. Grise Fiord is Nunavut’s northern-most hamlet on Ellesmere Island. It has a population of about 130 of which nearly 35 per cent are under 20 years old. Kugluktuk is a hamlet located at the mouth of the Coppermine River in the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut. It has a population of about 1,490 people with approximately 36 per cent under 20 years old. Ulukhaktok is in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region in
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