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Strike averted as janitors, including those for Worcester’s Union Station, agree to new contract

Unionized janitors and an association of the region’s largest cleaning contractors union agreed to a tentative agreement early Wednesday, avoiding a strike that could have seen 12,500 area cleaners walk off the job.

Fidelity Bank names new chief of growth and client experience

Fidelity Bank of Leominster has named Joann Marsili to the newly created role of executive vice president, chief growth and client experience officer.

Marlborough sues software company over $88K in unpaid property taxes

The City of Marlborough has filed a lawsuit against CapGemini America for unpaid property taxes related to its former offices at 45 Bartlett St.

Rent control advocates bail on ballot initiative efforts, will focus on legislature

Voters will not be asked next year whether Massachusetts should revive local-option rent control after organizers working on a 2024 ballot question suspended their campaign.
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Movers & Shakers for Nov. 13, 2023

People are on the move at UMass Memorial Health, Milford Regional Medical Center, and Mirick O'Connell.

Nichols College partners with UMass Dartmouth to offer accelerated law degree

Nichols College in Dudley and UMass Dartmouth have made official a partnership to allow Nichols students to pursue an accelerated law degree at UMass Law, the only public law school in Massachusetts.

Shrewsbury company fined $45K for asbestos violation

Flynn Plumbing & Heating, a Shrewsbury-based plumbing and heating company, has been fined $45,200 by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.

Hudson concrete company sues for $500K over unpaid work at Heywood Hospital

S&F Concrete Contractors, a corporation based in Hudson, is suing a number of local companies over claims of unpaid work.
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Framingham construction company fined nearly $1 million for wage theft

BPI Construction Management, a Framingham-based company, has been fined $926,898 by the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General for violations of the Massachusetts False Claims Acts.

WBJ hires cannabis reporter as staff writer to cover real estate, manufacturing

Eric Casey, a Worcester-based reporter who most recently founded the publication Burn After Reading to cover the cannabis industry, has been hired as the newest staff writer at Worcester Business Journal.
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