Dem, GOP radio addresses highlight differing approaches to addressing workforce issues
In this week’s Democratic radio address, Gov. Tony Evers highlighted a $130 million investment in workforce initiatives aimed at boosting the state’s economic recovery. Meanwhile, in this week’s GOP radio address, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, discussed Republican lawmakers’ recent attempt to override Evers’ veto of a bill to cut off extra federal unemployment benefits.
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Higher shipping costs and longer delays are expected to spike through the end of the year as Wisconsin’s lack of intermodal systems and labor...
Dane County, Milwaukee officials urging return to masks as COVID-19 cases increase
Dane County health officials are urging everyone ages 2 and older to return to wearing masks in certain indoor settings, following new CDC guidance.
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Hitt to step down as state GOP chair
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Tom Still: To compel worker vaccinations or not: Businesses may be forced to choose
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Ruth Conniff: The organized takeover of Wisconsin courts
From the point of view of some legal experts, Neubauer’s removal as chief judge was a bad sign — part of an insidious pattern of politicization of Wisconsin’s courts.
La Crosse investor sees opportunities for entrepreneurs to leverage expertise
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Flambeau Diagnostics seeking FDA approval for mobile testing platform
A Madison-based startup called Flambeau Diagnostics is seeking FDA approval for a mobile testing platform that could expand access to rapid viral...
WMC survey highlights impact of pandemic on employers
More than half of employers responding to a recent Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce survey say they reduced staff last year due to...
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