The House Ways and Means Committee this afternoon advanced its $47.65 billion fiscal 2022 state budget plan to the full House for consideration later this month. The House plan (H. 4000) would increase overall state expenditures by 2.6% over the…
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Topic: The Meeting Before Town Meeting: Holding a State of the Town Meeting Before Town Meeting even begins, some towns are busy at work preparing what’s commonly called the State…
Topic: Job Descriptions: Bookending Responsibilities to Requirements Mary Beth Bernard, SHRM-SCP, SPHR, Director of Human Resources, Wrentham Following a successful virtual HR 101 Boot Camp series last fall, the Massachusetts…
Women Elected Municipal Officials will hold its inaugural spring symposium virtually on Friday, April 30, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The WEMO Opening Doors for Women symposium will be…
Topic: Workers’ Compensation in the Time of COVID-19 Lori Burke, RN, MPH, COHN-S, Director, Absence Management & Specialty Services, AllOneHealth Following a successful virtual HR 101 Boot Camp series last…
Topic: Another shot in the arm! Vaccinate yourself from HR mistakes: Complaint triage, investigations and discipline. Jean Haertl, CEO, Safety and Respect At Work LLC Jaime Kenny, Partner, Clifford &…
Topic: Municipal Leave Laws 101 Jaclyn Kugell, Partner, Morgan, Brown & Joy LLP Yetunde Buraimoh, Associate, Morgan, Brown & Joy LLP Following a successful virtual HR 101 Boot Camp series…
Topic: Developing a Diversity Hiring Policy Dr. Martisa Barros, Chief Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Officer, Framingham Dolores Hamilton, Human Resources Director, Framingham Following a successful virtual HR 101 Boot Camp…
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