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| Lobster dealers partner with Dept. of Corrections to find workers |
| By mainebiz.biz |
| Published: 12/11/2018 |
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Lobster dealers are partnering with the Maine Department of Corrections in a new program that's intended to help them find the workers they need. Annie Tselikis, executive director of Maine Lobster Dealers' Association, said the new initiative is intended to address the same story she hears all the time from lobster companies ranging from Kittery to Lubec: They're struggling to find the workers they need to process and ship live lobsters around the world. A strong economy, low unemployment rates and changes to the H2B visa program are just a few of the reasons for those workforce hiring challenges. Read More. |
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