
Brigham Nurses to Strike Nov. 12
More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital voted to issue 10-day notice for an open-ended strike.
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Do you trust large local hospital systems to treat their nurses and patients fairly?
In Boston, jobs news means hiring, layoffs, employment trends and worker issues. Reporting covers shifts in the labor market as they develop across the region.

More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital voted to issue 10-day notice for an open-ended strike.
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Do you trust large local hospital systems to treat their nurses and patients fairly?
Nurses and Mass General Brigham executives plan to meet with a federal mediator to discuss contract terms.
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Do you support the Blue Hill Ave. bus lane project in your neighborhood?
MBTA General Manager Phil Eng will not attend Friday's Boston City Council hearing on the Blue Hill Avenue redesign despite a summons.

Fayth Cordeiro and Audrey Brennan were selected from hundreds of applicants for a yearlong public relations leadership program.

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Do you expect AI to change your own job in the next three years?
The partnership pairs Boston Consulting Group's transformation expertise with TalentNeuron's workforce intelligence technology to help companies plan for AI-driven changes in roles and skills.

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Do you believe your daily personal habits can meaningfully improve environmental sustainability on campus?
The event featured local organizations and student groups promoting environmental initiatives on campus.

This section follows hiring announcements, layoff notices, wage updates and labor market statistics. Coverage runs across the city and the communities around it. Local employment is often defined by its concentration in professional services, education and health care sectors. Worker bargaining power and the availability of talent are the primary factors that move the market month to month.