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Rally outside plant near 32nd and Center draws union members and supporters.
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Cavalier Johnson and others discuss how to have a more high-tech workforce in the Milwaukee area.
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More bus and rideshare programs are planned for southeastern Wisconsin, but others foresee a lot of cars still on the road.
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Wisconsin prisoners who will likely re-enter the community said their skills and work habits improved while working at the Waupun State Farm.
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A recent report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found a big loss of public employees, with less experienced employees filling vacancies.
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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.
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A tool maker with corporate offices in Brookfield and Milwaukee promises an eventual 1,000 new jobs.
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A key sports question is, can the world champs win the title again?
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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.
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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.