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Hanover Insurance profits surge 56% in Q2

The Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester reported a 56% increase in second quarter profits on Tuesday vs. the same time period in 2019.

Unum leaving downtown Worcester, having 400 employees work from home

Insurance company Unum, headquartered in Chattanooga, Tenn., will close its Worcester office at CitySquare and direct its 400 employees to permanently work from home, the company announced on Thursday.

WBJ panelists outline steps to safely & smartly reopening your business

As businesses throughout Central Massachusetts go back to operations, there are many legal and safety precautions they have to keep in mind and follow. 

🔒Q&A: Former Worcester Magazine reporter Bill Shaner takes a stab at independent news gathering

After two of his opinion columns were not allowed to be published, Bill Shaner quit GateHouse and started his own Worcester news opinion website.
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🔒Movers & Shakers for July 6, 2020

Companies with new hires and promotions include UniBank, Vision Advertising, Westfield State University and Bay State Savings Bank, among others.

UMass Memorial doctor and protestor encouraged by response to Black Lives Matter rallies

During an interview on the WBJ Podcast, Dr. Mark Johnson, chair of neurosurgery at UMass Memorial Health Care, said the scope and longevity of the protests following the police killing of Minneapolis black man George Floyd show the public attitudes and policies creating racism in America are beginning to be dismantled.

YWCA, Kennedy Health Center to honor Juneteenth in Worcester

A small number of area businesses and organizations plan to commemorate Juneteenth in some form on Friday this year, another indicator of renewed momentum behind the Black Lives Matter movement. 

WBJ Podcast: Dr. Mark Johnson & the fight against racism

In the wake of the police killing of unarmed Minneapolis man George Floyd and the subsequent protests against institutional racism, Dr. Mark Johnson from UMass Memorial Health Care said Central Massachusetts business leaders have an important role to play in creating real change.
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Central Mass. businesses denounce racism, donate to protestors’ causes

Area business and organization leaders are stepping into the public forum to denounce systemic racism and racial violence perpetrated against black communities.

🔒Reopening Central Mass. businesses adjust to the new normal

As businesses around Central Massachusetts reopen after being shut down for more than two months, their staffs and their customers are adjusting to new regulations and policies, as the companies try to maximize their revenue while limiting the risk of further spread of coronavirus, all while hoping customers remain calm about the restrictions.
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