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Jobs and Income

Officials say the Maine state employee pay gap has closed. Workers say they're still struggling

Starting in July, about half of the workforce is eligible to advance to a new higher “step” on the state’s classification pay scale, potentially qualifying them for […]

Maine Public
Posted February 8, 2024
Tags Budget, Incomes, Wages
Jobs and Income, Taxes and Budget

Maine state employees still face significant pay gap

Last week, the Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services released a report outlining the progress the administration has made on closing the pay gap between state […]

James Myall
Posted February 6, 2024
Tags Budget, Incomes, Job Quality, Unions, Wages
Jobs and Income, Taxes and Budget

How 20 Maine mothers are using a $1,000 guaranteed monthly income

The idea has gone no further in Augusta and is unlikely to anytime soon. The liberal Maine Center for Economic Policy said in a November report that a state […]

Bangor Daily News
Posted February 5, 2024
Tags Budget, Guaranteed Income, Incomes
Taxes and Budget

Wednesday Sit-Down: Maine's budget surplus

In this week’s Wednesday Sit-Down, Garrett Martin, CEO of the Maine Center of Economic Policy, sits down with CBS 13 to break down Maine’s budget surplus and […]

WGME
Posted January 31, 2024
Tags Budget, Wednesday Sit Down
Taxes and Budget

Spend or save? Not everyone agrees with Maine governor’s proposal to set aside $100M

In response, the Maine Center for Economic Policy, a progressive group based in Augusta, said the money could be used to help childcare providers, give relief to […]

Spectrum News
Posted January 31, 2024
Tags Budget
Taxes and Budget

Unions, economists blast Mills’ call for ‘fiscal restraint’ amid so many unmet needs

“The governor’s new supplemental budget is a good start in bolstering Maine’s economy, but with so many unmet needs and an already full rainy day fund, now […]

Beacon
Posted January 31, 2024
Tags Budget
Taxes and Budget

Janet Mills urges spending restraint in message to Maine Legislature

Garrett Martin, president and CEO of the Maine Center for Economic Policy, said that “now is not the time to forgo potentially transformational investments in Maine people […]

Maine Public
Posted January 30, 2024
Tags Budget
Taxes and Budget

Maine Center for Economic Policy responds to Governor Mills' supplemental budget

MECEP President & CEO Garrett Martin responds to Governor Mills’ supplemental budget: “The Governor’s new supplemental budget is a good start in bolstering Maine’s economy, but with […]

Posted January 30, 2024
Tags Budget
Taxes and Budget

Governor Janet Mills urges spending restraint in State of State

Click here to listen to the full This Day in Maine episode, first posted January 30, 2024 by Maine Public.

Maine Public
Posted January 30, 2024
Tags Budget
Taxes and Budget

Sea Dogs look for state help in financing upgrades to Hadlock Field

The prospect of using state money to help finance improvements at Hadlock Field already has met with opposition. Maura Pillsbury, a state and local tax policy analyst […]

Portland Press Herald
Posted December 13, 2023
Tags Budget, Tax Breaks, Tax Fairness, Taxes
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