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James P. Torgerson, CEO of UIL Holdings, is the new board chairman of the state's largest business organization.
Though neither side has sat down to continue formal negotiations, both Lawrence + Memorial Hospital administrators and AFT healthcare union representatives have plenty to say about how to end the lockout.
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AFT Healthcare Union representatives want discussions to be open. L+M Hospital wants focused talks with union negotiators. The end result is no one is talking.
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Meanwhile, other states continue to court gun manufacturers, and one will be heading south in January.
Talks between the AFT Healthcare Union and Lawrence + Memorial Hospital resume Tuesday, December 10
After failing to meet as scheduled on Friday, AFT union representatives and Lawrence + Memorial Hospital officials have agreed to resume talks on December 10.
The popular New London bar and restaurant's last day in business was November 29.
The civic organization will be holding its weekly meetings at Tony D's in New London.
The next talks are scheduled for December 6. The big sticking point remains L+M's decision to relocate certain health services away from the main hospital campus.
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The Artist Academy@Hygienic wraps up the first session of its eight-workshop series with Web DeSign, which aims to teach artists how to create an internet presence.
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Another state commissioner also warns consumers to pay state taxes on online purchases.
L+M Hospital and AFT Union representatives return to the negotiating table Tuesday, December 3, but AG George Jepsen is asking the hospital allow healthcare workers to return to work sooner rather than later.
Dispensary requirement creates potential new career for licensed pharmacists.
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A federal mediator brought AFT Local's striking nurses and healthcare technicians and Lawrence + Memorial administrators back to negotiations on Friday night but talks ended without a resolution.
Simon's Crystal Mall in Waterford offers extended hours, special events, and giveaways starting Thanksgiving night and on through the holiday weekend.
The next round of talks is scheduled for December 3
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Without extensions from Congress, several important tax breaks may end.
Sometimes jobs that pay the least teach you the most valuable money lessons.
Nearly 800 unionized nurses and health care technicians will hold a four-day strike starting Wednesday morning after talks with L+M broke down Tuesday. It will be the first hospital strike Connecticut has seen in 33 years.
The good news is that a gallon of gas costs less than it did this time last year. The bad news is Connecticut has the highest gas prices in the country.
Companies often 'find' money they must spend by year's end.
AFSCME Local 1378 represents more than 75 City of New London workers.
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The hospital is prepared to bring in replacements and lock out nurses and technicians if they walk off the job on Wednesday.
The milestone is a first since April 2009.
A new survey from Kaplan/LinkedIn reinforces need to keep skills fresh.
Long-term unemployment has surged 213 percent since 2007.