New Haven Manufacturers Association

The New Haven Manufacturers Association this month celebrates its centennial, an occasion both to look back at the evolution of both the trade group and its industry since the Great War era — and also to look ahead.

Danbury manufacturer FuelCell Energy said its third-quarter losses grew, largely due to a drop in product revenue.

To replace its aging and retiring workforce, Connecticut manufacturers must find an untapped cache of younger workers, and workforce development professionals say urban schools offer the best solution.

For the first time since the Great Recession, employees say compensation is the biggest contributor to job satisfaction, according to a new Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) survey.

The state legislature recently extended a helping hand to manufacturers, who could now be eligible for a...

Alarmed that job applicants' skill sets are short of what he needs, a Berlin manufacturer is taking matters into his own hands by launching a training institute.

The New Haven Manufacturers Association (NHMA) recently elected a new officer and two new board members at...

Major Connecticut manufacturers and their suppliers soon must start tracking their connections to central Africa under a...

In their latest effort to look cool, a collection of Connecticut manufacturers has joined the long line of parody videos of Carly Rae Jepsen's hit pop song, “Call Me Maybe.”

State and manufacturing industry officials are giddy Pratt & Whitney decided to maintain its Connecticut footprint —...