The Maryland Commission on Health Equity held its first meeting Monday, laying out the panel’s mission to provide advice on issues related to health disparities and help the state set health equity goals. The commission was created through SB 52, named The ...
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“My great-grandmother Lucille was born in Sumter, South Carolina, in 1922, and moved here when she was a child in the mid-1920s,” says entrepreneur Tyrell Dixon, his voice overlaying footage of Baltimore city streets, accompanied by a subtle piano score. ...
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If you feel like your thoughts and insights aren’t valued at work, you’re not alone — 59.5% of workers report that they don’t think their organizations don’t care about their opinions, according to a survey conducted by the Greater Baltimore ...
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Spearheaded by a consortium of companies, nonprofits and academic institutions, Maryland is campaigning to become one of the country’s three biggest hubs for “blue tech” innovation, an up-and-coming industry sector focused on the maritime and water industries. The Maryland Technology Development ...
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Across the street from a construction site and beside a vacant storefront stands Lexington Beauty Supply, a store that sells beauty products, like makeup and wigs, and other miscellanea, like ear buds. The shop is run by 77-year-old Young Cho, ...
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Salisbury University President Charles Wight will retire at the end of the academic and fiscal school year, he announced, after leading the school since 2018.
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When COVID-19 forced the Syncopated Engineering team out of the office, they were significantly better equipped to make the switch than most other companies.
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“Empathy and a plan.” That is the best bet for getting women to return to the workforce post-pandemic, said Sherry Perkins, president of Anne Arundel Medical Center. It means that employers must first listen to and understand why women felt ...
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The vast majority of University of Maryland Medical System staff members have come into compliance with the system’s COVID-19 vaccination requirements, the system reported Friday. According to the system’s vaccine mandate, employees were to be vaccinated or receive an exemption ...
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September 30, 2021
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The union representing Maryland state government workers Thursday announced a campaign to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of a bill that would allow state university employees to bargain with the University System of Maryland’s chancellor rather than the presidents of individual institutions. ...
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