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Rally outside plant near 32nd and Center draws union members and supporters.

Cavalier Johnson and others discuss how to have a more high-tech workforce in the Milwaukee area.

More bus and rideshare programs are planned for southeastern Wisconsin, but others foresee a lot of cars still on the road.

Wisconsin prisoners who will likely re-enter the community said their skills and work habits improved while working at the Waupun State Farm.

A recent report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found a big loss of public employees, with less experienced employees filling vacancies.

Diversity, equity and inclusion work has become an integral part of many workplaces. It generally includes training intended to make a workplace more inclusive and open to diversity in all its forms. For author Deanna Singh, the struggle to find more inclusive workspaces inspired her new book, Actions Speak Louder.

A tool maker with corporate offices in Brookfield and Milwaukee promises an eventual 1,000 new jobs.

A key sports question is, can the world champs win the title again?

A $1 million National Science Foundation grant is paying for the pilot of FlexRide Milwaukee, an on-demand microtransit program between the northwest side of Milwaukee and two Waukesha County suburbs.

Jobs in food service, janitorial work, security services and in human and health services oftentimes have unpredictable hours, lack health care benefits or pay low wages. COWS released a report outlining the specific challenges service industry workers face.