Contents Of The July 5, 2010 Issue Of The WBJ
Issue Highlights
On Page One
BLOWING IN – Thanks to town support, a wind farm proposal for Douglas is looking like a done deal.
MOVING AROUND – Two large commercial real estate deals aren’t necessarily a good sign for the MetroWest office market.
GOING ROGUE – HealthAlliance in Fitchburg is bridging the gap between Eastern and Western medicine with its new complementary care center.
News & Analysis
STOP THE PRESSES – North County holds its breath to see the local impact of a big printer merger.
WORKERS SUPPORT – The Teamsters lured away workers of a local bus company away from a rival union.
PRIME REAL ESTATE – Southbridge Savings Bank has secured a piece of corner real estate on an up-and-coming stretch of Route 20 in Charlton.
Special Focus: Workplace Diversity
BEYOND RACE – Local companies share how their diversity programs are evolving in the 21st Century.
BREAKING GLASS – An interview with Helen G. Vassallo, a professor at WPI, on the advances of women in the workplace.
RECRUITMENT & RETENTION – For businesses that work with federal and state governments, affirmative action plans are a complicated necessity.
STAYING LEGAL – Tips from Jack K. Merrill of the Framingham-based law firm of Mayer Antonellis, Jachowicz & Galvani LLP on how to avoid harassment lawsuits.
The List: Top Minority-Owned Businesses.
Shop Talk
Q&A with Paul Scully, president and CEO of Country Bank for Savings.
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