Jobs
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Soy sauce maker planning $800M expansion in Jefferson County
Soy sauce manufacturer Kikkoman Foods is planning an $800 million expansion in Wisconsin that could create 83 new jobs over the next 12 years.
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Palermo’s Pizza set to build new manufacturing facility in West Milwaukee
Palermo’s Pizza plans to build a new 200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the village of West Milwaukee, the company announced Monday.
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Child care funding can address workforce challenges, says head of technical colleges
Wisconsin lawmakers should address the state’s workforce challenges by investing more in child care programs and providing students with more financial aid, said the retiring leader of Wisconsin’s technical colleges.
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DPI report shows Wisconsin’s education workforce is in crisis
A new report by the Department of Public Instruction found about four out of every 10 first-year teachers either leave Wisconsin or the profession after just six years.Â
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Wisconsin had record-high construction jobs in January
Economists, the state builders association and construction unions said the industry’s job growth could be tied to several factors.
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Wisconsin’s nursing home industry could struggle with new federal staffing requirements
Industry advocates say a workforce shortage already makes hiring a problem. Some experts say more systemic changes are needed.
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More than 100 people to lose jobs in Madison printer shutdown
More than 100 people are losing their jobs with the shutdown of Sheridan Wisconsin, formerly known as Webcrafters.
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State superintendent visits Grafton to promote career and tech ed opportunities
State Superintendent Jill Underly toured Grafton High School Tuesday to promote career and technical education opportunities in Wisconsin school districts.
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Wisconsin is getting speedier when it comes to granting professional licenses, audit finds
Wisconsin is getting speedier when it comes to giving out professional licenses according to a nonpartisan audit.
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Gov. Evers discusses layoffs, health care access in western Wisconsin ahead of regional closures
During discussion with local leaders, Evers said HSHS and Prevea were wrong to not provide more notice of coming closures.