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On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris visited Milwaukee and spoke with residents on the front lines of lead contamination.
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Employees of Milwaukee-based Colectivo Coffee are still waiting for Colectivo management to bargain with them, following the employees’ vote to unionize last August.
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New research reveals that half of working women in Wisconsin are considering leaving their current jobs since the pandemic began — that’s 25 percent higher than the national average. The number is even higher for women working in retail, food service and hospitality industries.
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A Milwaukee-based coffee company could be the largest such chain in the country to unionize, after employees recently voted to form a union. This comes as Starbucks employees in one New York town have announced their own union efforts. The Milwaukee café hopes other service workers keep the trend going.
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Gov. Tony Evers has been making a series of stops around the state, focusing on topics that were part of his campaign. Monday he was in Milwaukee, where…