Education & Workforce Development

Wisconsin employers added 8,400 private sector jobs from May to June and the state’s unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.9%, according to data released by the Department of Workforce Development on Thursday.

Gov. Tony Evers today announced he is allocating $130 million from the federal American Rescue Plan Act for three programs to address workforce issues in the state.

Johnson Controls said it is investing $15 million over the next five years to support nonprofit community colleges.

Marquette University has named Marko Bastl as its next director of its Center for Supply Chain Management.

Sendik's Food Market announced plans to hire 275 employees company-wide. The Milwaukee-based grocer will host a job fair on Wednesday,...

Herzing University was recently award a nearly $2 million federal grant for a new mental health-focused nurse practitioner program. The...

St. Augustine Preparatory Academy, a private K4-12 school founded by HUSCO International chairman Gus Ramirez and his family, unveiled plans Thursday for a $42 million expansion at its campus on Milwaukee’s south side. 

While southeastern Wisconsin is seeing an increase in the number of students completing their bachelor’s and higher in health science fields, fewer students are attaining credentials needed for in-demand entry-level health care jobs, a new report says.

A job fair held at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport in June led to more than 100 hires, the airport...

Cardinal Stritch University has named Dan Scholtz as its next president.