Chamber of Commerce, Bath Iron Works
Maine Chamber of Commerce, BIW sue Mills administration over paid family leave rules
The Maine State Chamber of Commerce and Bath Iron Works have filed a lawsuit against the Mills administration challenging how the state is implementing a new paid family and medical leave program. The lawsuit focuses on the fact that a 1% payroll tax — which is split evenly between employer and employee — took effect this month while companies will not get the opportunity to opt out
In protecting the free flow of commerce, these ships stand tall as symbols of American resolve and Maine ingenuity.
AUGUSTA, Maine — Some Maine businesses are pushing back against the state's paid family and medical leave law, filing a legal ...
Shipbuilders at Bath Iron Works began the new year of 1994 with 12 reasons for optimism. That's the number of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers awarded to the shipyard but not yet delivered to the U ...
Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Bath Iron Works is on track to access over $5.4 billion from a recent defense spending bill passed this week in ...
The Maine Chamber of Commerce and Bath Iron Works are suing because they say the law hurts employers that offer a private ...
Considered an essential piece of the puzzle in recruiting and retaining General Dynamics Bath Iron Works employees, a new child care center began renovations Monday in a partnership between the ...
Jan. 14—The Maine State Chamber of Commerce and Bath Iron Works have filed a lawsuit against the Mills administration challenging how the state is implementing its new paid family and medical leave ...
Last year, 191 veterans and military family members were hired in Maine which is nearly double the goal of 100.
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