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Archive for March, 2009

Boston Summer Jobs Receive Funding

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

A new round of funding will help create Boston summer jobs.

Mayor Thomas M. Menino recently announced that the City of Boston’s summer jobs program will receive $4 million from the 2010 operating budget. Money for the program will come from American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds, as well as state and local funding that will equal $9 million.

“A summer job is a short-term experience, but it yields long-term benefits – not just for the teen or the employer, but for our City,” Menino said in a press release. “Working together, we can continue to provide positive and enriching opportunities for our young people, creating a more vibrant future for Boston.”

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Boston Healthcare Jobs to be Saved

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

In a time of economic uncertainty, some workers with Boston healthcare jobs have received good news.

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center had originally announced its plan to cut 600 jobs, but has now decided to reduce that number to 150 jobs. According to an article by the Boston Globe, the hospital was able to reduce the number of layoffs through wage freezes, salary cuts in high administrative jobs and benefit reductions.

“This is a major victory and will mean a lot to more than 450 families who would otherwise lose their income,” Chief Executive Paul Levy said in the article. “We will do this at the same time we provide earnings protection to our 900 lowest-wage workers.”

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Boston Construction Jobs Decline

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

If you’re looking for a Boston construction job, you might have trouble finding one, thanks to the economy.

The State of Massachusetts has seen its construction industry dramatically decline during recent months. According to an article by the Boston Herald, the state has lost 10,000 construction positions during the last three months and the industry consists of only 120,000 jobs statewide.

“Industry leaders blame the job decline on the poor economy and lending restrictions that prevent developers from getting money to start work on homes and commercial buildings,” the article notes. “In addition, many homeowners are delaying renovations, another source of jobs.”

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Boston Healthcare Jobs Grow through New Center

Wednesday, March 11th, 2009

A new learning facility will help those with Boston healthcare jobs further their careers.

The Healthcare Training Institute, located in The Community Training Center, four community classrooms in the Longwood Medical Area, recently opened in a medical research and office space owned by BioMed Realty Trust. Under a joint agreement, the classroom space was furnished by Berry Construction.

The facility will use major healthcare employers in the area, two community colleges and community-based organizations to provide more than 500 employees and residents each year with services, including workplace education, college transition, student support/coaching, pre-employment and career advancement.

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Boston Biotech Jobs Cut with Acusphere

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

One company is planning to cut Boston biotech jobs.

Acusphere has announced its plans to cut 40 jobs, or about two-thirds of the company’s workforce. The company also plans to close its headquarters in Watertown, Mass., which will be consolidated with the facility in Tewsbury, and file to suspend reporting requirements to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Following the recent round of job cuts, Acusphere will be left with only 20 workers, down from 118 last year. Included in the latest job cuts was CFO Lawrence Gyenes, and the company said it has no plans to replace that position.

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