Bath Iron Works

According to the Kennebec Journal, a new and quite massive three-story structure is being built at Bath Iron Works shipyard in Bath, Maine. The building will be a total size of 21,050 square feet, though not all of that will be dedicated to the employee break room...

Bath Iron Works is looking to hire approximately 2,600 people in 2021. Yeah, you read that correctly.

Bath Iron Works, a General Dynamics company, and its employees have failed to reach a negotiation agreement on a recent contract.

According to News Center Maine, employees and members of the S6 union will rally this morning over the delayed negotiations of their current contract.

According to News Center Maine, the move comes just days after a second employee tested positive for coronavirus.

According to the Bangor Daily News a worker at Bath Iron Works has tested positive for coronavirus.

BIW has already added about a thousand new workers to it's roster this year alone, and is already looking to add ANOTHER thousand.

And, they'll pay you while you go to school

Bath Iron Works is helping working moms by introducing Mamava lactation pods!

The unemployment rate in Maine is at 4percent, compared to the national 4.9 percent rate. While jobs have been lost in many paper mills, there are plenty of jobs out there. Let's take a look at the eight largest employers in Maine.

Bath Iron Works will lay off 30 employees. However, the company says the cuts are not related to the recent loss of a $10.5 billion contract with the Coast Guard.

How cool is this? Congratulations to the Bath Iron Works employees who won $3 million in the Maine Lottery’s Mega Millions game.