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Issue of May 5, 2008 |     |
Getting JobbedThe Bay State’s recent problems in attracting a workforce, due largely to the high cost of housing, have received plenty of media attention in recent months. Now, just when it appeared things couldn’t get any worse, a new study has offered an even more sobering message for prospective employees: Working in Massachusetts may be hazardous to your health. Fairly Foul In Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” fair is foul and foul is fair. Last week on the economic front, bad was good – or at least better than many expected. Cuts Boost Profits, Won’t Repair Credit-Rating Agency Reputation By Rachel Beck Better a half-blind guard at the gate than no guard at all. Suffolk Construction Showcases Importance of Local Headquarters By Jim Miara Asked recently about the impact on Boston of the exodus of corporate headquarters, Mayor Menino said, in essence, that it was no big deal, a response that sounded a lot like whistling past the graveyard. Letters to the Editor The Need for Water Transit By Vivien Li Check & Balance Banker & Tradesman's political cartoon. |
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