So where are the jobs?
Published Nov. 7, 2011
That belief has been shaken to its very core and I've come to the conclusion that we might be a whole lot better off with almost no government at all.
Published Nov. 7, 2011
That belief has been shaken to its very core and I've come to the conclusion that we might be a whole lot better off with almost no government at all.
Published Sept. 21, 2009
Lowe's at Midtown Center in Milwaukee has closed. The store, located near 60th St. and Fond du Lac Ave., employed 107 people. Alderman Joe Davis, Sr., who represents the area has released a statement.
Published July 28, 2009
Charlie Bell and the Bucks today announced a new contest where you can get the Bucks guard to do your job for you. That's right, let an NBAer do your work while you kick back and slack.
Published July 13, 2009
While attending a conference recently, a couple of friends from Louisiana gave me some friendly grief, telling me how they are "kicking some Yankee butt," or some such. Amused, I inquired, "What are you talking about?"
Published Jan. 24, 2008
Interested in working at Miller Park this season? Plan on attending the job fair Friday and Saturday at the ballpark.
Republicans agree that cutting taxes (especially the top brackets) is the best way to stimulate job creation and thus reduce unemployment. But are they right? Let's consider three major sectors of employment: manufacturing, services and government. Manufacturing: Advances in automation and robo...
I'm fairly new to our fair city, and so many parts of the area excite me, but I have to say I'm more than a little amped at the upcoming week of events to honor those who work downtown. Sorry, I guess that's Downtown. I have enjoyed working and walking Downtown, we eat at the Waterfront D...