Providers’ Council names Bill Yelenak President and CEO
The Providers’ Council announced today that COO Bill Yelenak has been named president and CEO, replacing longtime leader Michael Weekes.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council announced today that COO Bill Yelenak has been named president and CEO, replacing longtime leader Michael Weekes.
Read ArticleThe Council sent a letter to members of the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation today, urging them to ramp up their efforts in pressuring the Biden Administration to respond to the state’s shelter system crisis.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council recently penned a letter to members of the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation, urging them to ramp up their efforts in pressuring the Biden Administration to respond to the state’s shelter system crisis, and is asking its members to sign onto the letter.
Read ArticleThe Department of Labor recently released its proposal to restore and extend overtime protections and update the Executive, Administrative and Professional Regulation.
Read ArticleGeneral registration is now open for the Providers’ Council’s 48th Annual Convention & Expo: Advocate | Act | Achieve, which will be held on Monday, October 2 at the Marriott Copley Place Hotel in Boston.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council is once again hosting its popular training series Success as a New Supervisor this fall.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council and Justice Resource Institute (JRI) will hold a free, members-only webinar next month on the Zero Suicide Framework to learn more during National Suicide Prevention Month.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council will host a free, members-only webinar later this month for attendees to learn about the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Uniform Financial Statement (UFR).
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council recently announced a new training — Delegating Effectively for Employee Development — which will be held virtually on Thursday, August 24 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Read ArticleGov. Maura Healey signed a $56 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2024 this afternoon. The spending plan includes $173 million for the Chapter 257 Reserve.
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