Chamber of Commerce, BIW and Maine
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
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 ...
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Maine Gov. Janet Mills said Jan. 8 that she wants to elevate the Governor’s Energy Office (GEO) to a cabinet-level department ...
Melanie Sachs, D-Freeport, co-chairs of the Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee, and Patrick Woodcock, president and CEO of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, also voiced support.
The department would lead on energy policy, security, procurement, and other matters that grow more critical as the state pursues its emissions goals.
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