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🔒Viewpoint: Worcester’s DEI project and the transformative power of transparency

Viewpoint: My team consulted with the City of Worcester on a racial equity audit and strategic implementation for 15 months. Despite significant disruption, this diversity, equity, and inclusion culture-change project was successful. Your DEI project can be too, if leaders pay attention to three details.

🔒101: Employee breaks

Those quick walks around the parking lot, down to a nearby smoothie shop or even a few minutes with one’s head down on the desk are beneficial.

🔒The secret for a successful merger

Many mergers fail to deliver the expected results.The deal is not over when you sign all of the paperwork; it is over only when you successfully integrate the companies.

🔒10 Things I Know About … Post-2020 employee recruitment & retention

Competing for top talent in this post-2020 world with the Great Resignation and quiet quitting is challenging, especially for small businesses like mine. Yet, our 10-person agency had a 100% retention rate the first two COVID years, and we’ve hired two full-timers in the last year.
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🔒Making connections: Three tech entrepreneurs open a local ISP in downtown Fitchburg

A trio of community-minded tech workers are connecting Downtown Fitchburg to a new internet service and looking beyond.

🔒Central Mass. architects adapt to address the causes of and results of climate change

If there is an industry that stands to dramatically contribute to climate change mitigation, it’s building design, and Central Massachusetts architects say they’re poised for the challenge.

🔒Watching COVID closely: Mass. hospitals try to stay ahead of a surge

Hospital systems are waiting, monitoring, and responding as COVID cases rise, even as they remain far below peak levels.

🔒Taking the reins: Jessica Sassi begins tenure as NECC CEO

After 48 years with its founder as CEO, The New England Center for Children has a clinician as its new leader.
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🔒From the Editor: This is not 2020

Editor Brad Kane responds to rising COVID levels and introduces the Sept. 18 print issue.

🔒Q&A: A thrifty business pays it forward

With more than $1 million in annual sales, The Blessing Barn Home Store and Sharing Center and its sister locations in Mendon and Boston support the nonprofit Compassion New England.
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