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City wants green streetlights, but BGE blocks the way - May 22, 2011 - It's the kind of happy, green energy story that Baltimore Gas & Electric claims to love. Baltimore officials want to replace the city'...
Urologists resist push to end radiology self-referrals - May 17, 2011 - There is little question that Maryland legislators intended to "substantially restrict" the ability of urologists and other prescribing...
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Northrop Grumman to lay off 200, mostly in Baltimore area
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp. expects to lay off about 200 employees at the end of the month, most of them in the Baltimore...
Johns Hopkins medical school president plans to retire next year
The president and CEO of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine has announced plans to retire next year.
Engineering firm opens Baltimore office, could hire up to 75
A Virginia-based electrical engineering firm is opening a 43-employee office in Baltimore with plans to expand in the next few years.
Solo Cup to begin corporate layoffs at Owings Mills in June
Solo Cup Co. will begin laying off some Owings Mills-based corporate workers June 30 as it prepares to shut the Baltimore County...
Perryville casino gets new general manager
Hollywood Casino Perryville is getting a new general manager to replace Himbert Sinopoli, who headed the Cecil County operations since...
Lockheed Martin laying off 38 at Middle River plant
A division of Lockheed Martin Corp. announced Thursday that it is laying off 38 employees, mainly engineers, at its Middle River facility in...
National career news and trends
Sleeping on the job? That's OK
Napoleon napped; so did Winston Churchill. And with a few tips from stealth sleepers, you, too, can benefit from this proven performance booster.
In defense of office romance
Yes, you have to be careful and yes, you're risking your reputation and maybe even your livelihood if something goes terribly wrong, but ...
Economy shows solid job growth
The American economy created a healthy batch of new jobs in April for the third straight month, allaying fears of a stall in hiring due to higher oil prices and concerns about an economic slowdown.
Using video to fight workplace stress
People in all professions are using Xtranormal's easy technology and flat-voiced teddy bears to vent about work. Experts say humor can help.
Avoid these first-job faux pas
When I started my first job, in book publishing, I knew a lot about Shakespeare and Virginia Woolf and less than zero about how to function in the workplace.
Teens: Put summer to work for you
Summer is the best time for students to separate themselves from the rest of the pack. Lots of other students applying to college look just like they do, with similar standardized test scores and identical GPAs. As the number of college applicants increases, so does the need for students to set themselves apart.
Ace your next job interview">Ace your next job interview
Given the late-winter thaw showing up in what has been an ice-cold job market, many workers are pondering a topic they haven't worried much about lately -- job interviews.
Lights! Cameras! Job interview!
More employers are conducting interviews via Internet video-conference services. If your job interview is via video, you'll want to dress well, ditch the dog toys and be ready for your close-up.
Annoying office-speak
Going forward, let's expedite the process of communicating strategically by cutting back on 'reaching out,' 'drilling down,' and 'calendaring.' Got all that?
Let the boss see you sweat
Mark Williams really impressed his bosses at Aquascape, a St. Charles, Ill., maker of garden ponds and fountains. At the company's gym, the 44-year-old warehouse manager showed CEO Greg Wittstock and other co-workers he could bench press 405 pounds.