Scott Beaulieu is a Media Relations Manager for CBIA, a leading business organization in Connecticut. With a focus on local news and issues, Scott provides valuable insights and updates on topics such as workplace safety, business acquisitions, government policies, and economic development in the state.
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Scott Beaulieu's coverage focuses primarily on local business, industry news, workplace safety, and employment-related topics in Connecticut. He seems particularly interested in press releases and government announcements related to OSHA, IRS regulations, employee retention credits, leadership lessons, small businesses showcase as well as workplace safety measures.
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The U.S. Department of Labor is seeking public input on a proposal to address excessive heat in the workplace. The proposed rule was first unveiled in July.
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A federal court ruled that an eye doctor and his upstate New York practice illegally fired an employee who reported a lack of COVID-19 protections.
The CBIA Foundation for Economic Growth and Opportunity today released its long-term roadmap for boosting the state's competitiveness, retaining
After more than 87,000 total votes, we're down to the top four of the Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut competition.
The CBIA Foundation for Economic Growth and Opportunity released its long-term economic action plan Sept. 12, featuring strategic recommendations addressing workforce, the economy, and the state's quality of life.
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