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Charity races are a great way to contribute to your community and show support for causes important to you -- even while you're on vacation.
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Jennifer L. Curry: When the client becomes the harasser
Most employers do not know they have a legal obligation to ensure their employees are protected from harassment by third parties.
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Read More »Hear gunfire? Md. med students doing combat casualty training
BETHESDA — Medical students at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda are taking part in combat casualty training. Officials said in a statement that the training at the school, which is run by the federal government ...
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Read More »Community colleges get $15M for cybersecurity
Maryland officials now have another reason to declare the state the nation’s cybersecurity capital.
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Read More »A bridge to career development
LifeBridge Health is one of the country’s most committed employers when it comes to career-development and support for workers, according to a national organization that measures such things. The Baltimore-based health system was one of nine companies nationwide selected as ...
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Read More »UM to unveil pharmacy technician training program
The University of Maryland, Baltimore is introducing a new program, PharmTechX, for licensed pharmacy technicians who want to learn more advanced skills.
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Read More »W. Baltimore residents offered scholarships for health training
West Baltimore needs more health care professionals — and the state is offering to foot the bill to train them.
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Read More »Baltimore’s barriers: Job seekers face rough path, study finds
Challenging commutes, low education levels, criminal records and insufficient training opportunities. These are a few of the big problems facing jobs seekers in the Baltimore region, according to a new study from the Opportunity Collaborative, and they tend to come as a package deal.
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Read More »Police taught to spot signs of psychiatric crisis
When a 6-foot-5, 270-pound man with a history of violence broke out of a mental health ward near Philadelphia and tried to withdraw money from a bank, a confrontation with police seemed likely. But Lower Merion Township police officer Matthew Freind used his mental health training to calmly talk to the man and defuse the crisis.
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Read More »McDonough calls for training wage
Entry-level workers could find their checks a little lighter under a bill proposed by one Maryland lawmaker.
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