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Waukesha-based Lillipad Work Solutions Inc. is offering work-from-home consumers a desk to meet their unique needs. Colin Dowdle, co-founder and...

Hartland-based startup Wearable Technologies Inc. has been named one of just 40 global finalists in the 2023 South by...

Wisconsin added 1,500 private sector jobs and the state’s unemployment rate dipped to 3.2% in December, according to the...

After 30 years of calling Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (previously known as Old World Third Street) in...

A majority of respondents in the latest Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce employer survey still expect the Wisconsin economy to...

If you’re one of 10,000 Microsoft workers slated for layoff soon, there’s very little solace in being told it’s...

Union membership in Wisconsin declined by 28,000 in 2022, dropping below 200,000 for the first time since at least...

Kohler Co. announced Thursday that Laura Kohler has been named the company’s first chief sustainability and diversity, equity and...

Metro Milwaukee’s construction labor market is as tight as it has been in at least 20 years, there is a generally strong pipeline of apprentices but there are opportunities to improve programs aimed at Milwaukee residents and to expand efforts to strengthen gender and racial diversity in the construction workforce, according to a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum.

Cardinal Stritch University in Fox Point has named Andy Singer the associate dean of its School of Business.