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Alysha Schertz

Alysha Schertz
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Alysha Schertz, former BizTimes Milwaukee reporter.

Employment Outlook: Boost in temporary hiring could fortell a rebound

The U.S. economy has lost 7.3 million jobs since the Great Recession began two years ago.

The nation's economy gained 4,000 jobs in November, the first monthly job increase since the end of 2007, but lost another 85,000 jobs in December, according to the U.S. Labor Department.

Good timing

Andy Nunemaker, president of Milwaukee-based EMSystems LLC, says there are two things every company can and should take advantage of in an economic downturn: search for opportunities and upgrade the talent in the company's workforce.

Health care reform could boost demand for Plan Advisor Software

The national health care reform proposals call for mandating health insurance for all Americans, which would provide a boost to Waukesha-based Connecture Inc.

Energy efficiency training can improve bottom line

Johnson Controls Inc. recently partnered with the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) to commission more than 1,400 business executives from various industries to answer a survey related to energy efficiency in North America and its effects on business strategy and employee relations.

High-tech convenience for hotel guests

Many business people carry mobile phones, laptop computers and other communication devices to keep information at their fingertips.

Use social media to BUILD YOUR TRIBE

The United Way of Greater Milwaukee recently finished its annual campaign, raising more than $45.5 million for the organizations it supports. A portion of that money was raised during the last 10 days of the campaign and was done mostly by the means of social media and the power of connection.

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