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Pay transparency is now law in Massachusetts. What does it mean for you?

November 11, 2025 | Pattie Hunt Sinacole

A new statewide rule makes salaries visible in job postings. Here’s a breakdown for workers and employers. The post Pay transparency is now law in Massachusetts. What does it mean…

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GraVoc, Northeast Arc partner to boost disability resources

November 7, 2025 | Robyn Pregent

A decade-long partnership between a Peabody tech firm and a disability services nonprofit has led to innovative programs that are changing lives on the North Shore.

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Employees are embracing a defense mechanism as AI concerns mount

November 7, 2025 | Robyn Pregent

Amid rising concerns about the impact of AI on the workforce, many employees are embracing a strategy to cement their job security — but it could pose a challenge for…

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Small-business grants you can apply for in November — including $10,000 from FedEx

November 3, 2025 | Robyn Pregent

Small-business owners are becoming less optimistic amid economic uncertainties, but newly available grants can provide a means of assistance.

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Economists are realizing the job market is cooling. Workers have known it for months

October 27, 2025 | Tribune News Service

The data may finally be starting to reflect Americans’ experiences. Hiring has flatlined.

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Workers are rethinking risk — and it’s affecting filings for new businesses

October 27, 2025 | Robyn Pregent

The pandemic sparked a shift in how Americans view job security. That change continues to impact business and entrepreneurism today.

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Mass. healthcare companies cut more than 875 jobs in 2025. A lot more.

October 24, 2025 | Robyn Pregent

Massachusetts has seen a wave of layoffs this year across all parts of the healthcare system.

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21 Mass. life science companies must pay back tax breaks for failing to meet hiring goals

October 24, 2025 | Robyn Pregent

The Mass. Life Sciences Center is making 21 companies pay back tax breaks they received for failing to meet their hiring commitments.

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Amazon web outage takes down sites around the world

October 21, 2025 | Grace Zokovitch

A problem with Amazon’s cloud computing service crashed large swaths of the internet Monday, including government sites, social media, gaming, streaming, universities, financial platforms and more.

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