Boston.com

Healey wants to allow a single position to earn both a government pension and full-time salary

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The Boston Globe

‘Outrageous.’ Healey wants to let police training chief earn $150,000 salary while drawing taxpayer-funded pension.

Governor Maura Healey is seeking to allow the retired police chief who heads Massachusetts’ police training agency to take home both his $150,000-a-year salary and a municipal pension, a move that a ...
WBJournal

Healey announces climate tech workforce training program during Vatican summit

Gov. Maura Healey delivers the State of the Commonwealth address on Jan. 17. IMAGE COURTESY OF SAM DORAN / STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE Speaking to a climate summit at the Vatican on Wednesday morning, ...
The Boston Globe

Healey administration begins training police in how to inspect gun dealers amid concern laws aren’t being enforced

The Healey administration has launched advanced training courses for police officers on how to inspect gun dealers, following Globe reporting that found hundreds of gun shops across the state had gone ...
Boston Herald

Gov. Healey says state seeking $20M grant for child care, job training in Western Mass.

Gov. Maura Healey said Wednesday that her administration will look to invest $20 million into a workforce training system to “align” child care, education, job training, and employment opportunities ...
The Business Journals

Healey announces $50M workforce training program for 'high-growth' industries

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Gov. Maura Healey is launching a ...
Boston Herald

State awards $18M for clean energy job training

Training people from underserved and underrepresented communities for the clean energy jobs of tomorrow is a prerequisite for the state to meet its legally enshrined climate goals, according to the ...