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Wrexham’s Hollywood-backed show rolls on but locals are the real stars

Yahoo Daily News 14 Sep 2023
An episode that will make for compelling viewing in 12 months’ time, it certainly wasn’t in the script ... It was the likable scouser’s first Football League appearance since making the step down to play in the fifth tier for significantly better remuneration than he was receiving from his previous employers at Cambridge more than two years ago ... .
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TUC Taskforce Aims to Safeguard Workers’ Rights Amid AI Concerns

Cryptopolitan 03 Sep 2023
Tech expert Gina Neff from the University of Cambridge, alongside employment barrister Dee Masters and TUC campaigner Mary Towers, are collaborating to formulate new legislation that safeguards workers from potential misuse of AI technology in the workplace ... Shifting employment dynamics.
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A banker and CPA discuss the role of nonprofits in the greater Boston area

Business Journal 22 Aug 2023
There are more than 30,000 nonprofit organizations in the Boston area, and they employ hundreds of ...
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AG grants $1.5M to expand maternal health workforce, access to care

Newburyport Daily News 19 Aug 2023
Cambridge Health Alliance, which already employs nine doulas, plans to hire 11 more doulas to provide “culturally and linguistically competent care” for people through their pregnancy and postpartum period, said Dr. Melissa Ethier, director of labor and delivery. CHA received grant funding of about $149,000, according to Campbell’s office ... Dr ... .
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Contract pharma manufacturer Corium Innovations rebrands, looks to grow

Grand Rapids Business Journal 10 Aug 2023
Operating under new ownership and a CEO who joined the company early this year, Corium Innovations Inc ... Credit. Courtesy photo ... Co-owned today by Waltham, Mass.-based Webster Equity Partners and Cambridge-based Gurnet Point Capital, Corium Innovations employs nearly 200 people at three production and warehouse facilities on 50th Street, near Gerald R.
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James Lewis, long eyed as suspect in 1982 Tylenol murders, died of pulmonary embolism

Eagle-Tribune 04 Aug 2023
As The Chicago Tribune first reported, Lewis’ body was found in his downtown Cambridge condominium just after 4 p.m ... The document lists his occupation as self-employed artist and writer. The director of the Cambridge-area funeral home that handled his services declined to comment, citing the family’s wishes for a private memorial.
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UK's biggest pension fund loses £16bn in LDI debacle

This is Money 29 Jul 2023
The Universities Superannuation Scheme looks after the nest eggs of 528,000 past and present higher education staff ... USS invested heavily in controversial liability-driven investments (LDIs) – despite warnings from sponsoring employers at Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London ... ....
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Rotten Apple! iPhone maker is named America's WORST employer based on how long workers last ...

The Daily Mail 27 Jul 2023
Apple has been named the country's worst employer by a new study, with Amazon, Meta and Tesla not far behind ... the top 20 worst employers according to talent retention ... Worth $90billion, it is based in Cambridge, MA, and led by CEO Reshma Kewalramani and employs about 1,100 people.
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Domainex expands biophysical capabilities with the purchase of new equipment from Malvern Panalytical

Pharmiweb 26 Jul 2023
Based in Cambridge, UK and employing over 100 scientists, 95% of whom are educated to at least a Master’s degree, Domainex is a leading, multi-award-winning, integrated medicines research service partner working with ambitious life science organisations from around the globe.
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Senda Biosciences Appoints Igor Matushansky as Chief Medical Officer

Pharmiweb 24 Jul 2023
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Senda Biosciences, Inc., a Flagship Pioneering company harnessing nature to enable the world’s first comprehensive programming of medicines, today announced the appointment of Igor Matushansky, M.D., Ph.D., as Chief Medical Officer.
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Betterton, Worton, Cambridge among expanded enterprise zones

The Star Democrat 19 Jul 2023
The City of Cambridge in Dorchester County has been redesignated, with the county continuing its efforts to attract private investment and employment opportunities, specifically businesses in the manufacturing, warehousing, research and development, retail and tourism industries, as well as corporate or regional services.
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Is AI threatening to take your job? Not quite yet, survey says

The Jerusalem Post 09 Jul 2023
The nationally representative survey revealed that only 36% of UK employers have invested in AI-enabled technologies such as industrial robots, chatbots, smart assistants and cloud computing over the past five years ... In fact, digital adopters were more likely to have increased their employment in the five-year period preceding the survey.
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Rightwing lobby group campaigns to undermine UK four-day week

The Observer 07 Jul 2023
There are signs of a town hall fightback, with shorter hours now poised to be introduced in neighbouring Cambridge city council, and eight other English councils said to be considering testing the approach ... On Monday, Cambridge city council voted to trial the four-day week for bin crews it shares with SCDC.
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Up to 10,000 Britons could take part in cancer vaccine trials

ITV 05 Jul 2023
... and the pharmaceutical firm signed in January, will see BioNTech set up new laboratories in Cambridge which are expected to employ more than 70 top scientists.
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'Workplace AI revolution isn't happening yet,' survey says

Phys Dot Org 04 Jul 2023
Only 36% of UK employers ... Academics at the University of Leeds, with colleagues at the Universities of Sussex and Cambridge, led the research, finding that just 10% of employers who hadn't already invested in AI-enabled technologies were planning to invest in the next two years.
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