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Marquette University Finds Corporate Demand for New Master’s Degree in Leadership
The master's degree in leadership studies, first offered last fall by the College of Professional Studies at Marquette University,...
Power in Numbers
A group of Milwaukee-area metal plating companies has found an unorthodox way to fight employee health care insurance cost...
Hospitals See Growth in Wellness Programs
Many hospital systems in southeastern Wisconsin are now offering wellness programs for area employers. The programs are designed to...
NORAM Exports Power Tool Parts to China
The clutches made by Milwaukee-based NORAM Power Transfer Solutions are integral parts in lawn and garden equipment, go-karts and...
2006 Luxury Vehicle Buyer’s Guide
This guide features four-color photos of this year's luxury vehicles - from the ultra-exotics to sports cars and luxury S.U.V.'s
Rue the ‘Work Flu’
What is the pace at your workplace? Early in 2006, I heard some sad news. Leaders of a country...
How Not to Hire Salespeople
To err in hiring is human - and very expensive. Many "standard" hiring procedures are actually common mistakes, so...
Jury verdict shows the need for caps
In Dane County, a jury recently issued an $8.4 million award in a medical malpractice case. This is the...
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Point of View
Question: Overall, I do a good job, and oftentimes, even a great job, but my boss never acknowledges my...
Look Sharp
Well, we're into the new year, for better or worse, right? So this month, I'd like to focus on...
Accounting for Change
Each year, employers face a variety of legal changes related to their employee benefit plans, and 2006 is no...
HSAs Have a Long Way to Go
President George Bush's recent State of the Union Address briefly highlighted the struggles many Americans face dealing with health...
