Maine autodealer will continue to let free market set wages
In
a victory for the free market, Adam Lee of Lee Auto Malls announced
Friday that he will no longer pay any employees less than $10.00 per
hour. It was not immediately clear how many of Lee’s employees would be
impacted by the publicly advertised pay increase and Lee did not respond
to inquiries. Lee […]
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At 5.7%, Maine’s jobless continues to fall under LePage administration
“Help
Wanted” signs are popping up across the state as tourism season begins
in earnest and the economic activity is reflected in April’s
unemployment report. Maine’s jobless rate fell in April to 5.7 percent —
its lowest point since September of 2008 and better than the national
average of 6.3 percent, according to employment statistics released […]
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Grover Norquist slams Kevin Raye
Renowned
tax reform activist Grover Norquist slammed Republican congressional
candidate Kevin Raye on Friday over comments the candidate made about
the so-called Taxpayer Protection Pledge at a Wednesday debate. The
pledge in question was conceived of by Norquist’s Americans for Tax
Reform, a Washington, D.C.-based group that advocates explicitly against
tax increases. By signing the pledge, […]
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Clean elections, unicorns, and other fantasies
By
Ken Frederic – I find it at once sad and disturbing that many potential
voters are easily persuaded by a headline, bumper sticker, or couplet.
With the oceans of information readily available today, responsible
citizens should be dismayed that others are voting with no idea what
they’re doing. Among the many examples are the […]
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Grand jury indicts four in York County on alleged welfare fraud
A
York County grand jury has indicted four individuals – including a New
Hampshire woman – on charges that they allegedly lied to the state of
Maine in order to obtain tens of thousands of dollars in welfare
benefits. The indictments were released May 7 by the York County
Superior Court. Sources say all four indictments […]
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