Amgen’s new $200M next-gen biologic plant a first in U.S.
The cargo that arrived in 2019 at the Port of Davisville in North Kingstown from overseas was something that had never been shipped to...
R.I. tradeswomen look to build their numbers
Darche Hood went to college to earn a degree in finance.
But now the numbers she’s calculating are from a measuring tape stretched between wall...
Clements receives Sister Ann Keefe Award from Nonviolence Institute
What was your reaction to being selected as the recipient of this year’s Sister Ann Keefe Award?
I had known and worked alongside of Sister...
Summit panel: Diversity, inclusion efforts have been lacking
Progress toward more diversity and inclusion in the workplace has been slow in Rhode Island, with more of it confined to plans on paper...
Nursing homes struggle to fill staffing positions
While attending a nursing home industry event more than a year ago, Jamie Sanford came to a startling realization: Sanford, 37, was the youngest...
Amid pandemic, can we find more nurses?
With a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases this fall and hospitals nearing capacity, health care workers nationwide are scrambling to save lives – at...
Tik Tok is upending workplace policies
As the Thanksgiving holiday was winding down, a medical center in Salem, Ore., found itself in the middle of a frothing social media mess....
This soft skill deserves much credit
Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and Richard Branson each point to public speaking as the most valuable business skill for building a career. Going even...
Providence Journal Executive Editor Rosenberg to retire Dec. 1
PROVIDENCE – Alan Rosenberg, executive editor of The Providence Journal, will retire effective Dec. 1, The Providence Journal reported on Friday.
Rosenberg worked for the...
State needs women back in workforce to fuel recovery
It’s no secret that COVID-19’s health and economic effects have been disturbingly disproportionate, devastating some minority groups and industries much worse than others.
It is...
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