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Twenty-five Companies Nominated for Environment Awards
MADISON — Twenty-five Wisconsin companies have been nominated for the prestigious Business Friend of the Environment Awards, honoring leadership in pollution prevention, environmental innovation, and
Seidel Misleads on Equal Pay
Guest column by Rebecca Hogan, Director of Health and Human Resources Policy Rebecca Hogan, Director of Health and Human Resources Policy Political division certainly
April 5, 2012 – WMC Transportation Committee Meeting
staff report AGENDA 9 a.m. Call to Order Introductions – Jason Culotta, WMC Director of Tax and Transportation Policy 9:05 a.m. Guest Speaker – Matt MacPherson:
Gov. Walker, Legislature Conclude Historic Pro-Growth Session
MADISON – Wisconsin’s business climate has improved significantly in the wake of the passage of historic pro-growth legislation supported by Governor Scott Walker and the
The Battle For Wisconsin's Future Is On
March 13, 2012 Dear WMC member, The battle for Wisconsin’s future is on! The Government Accountability Board has set the recall election dates for Governor
WMC Calls Schultz/Jauch Mining Bill Unserious
MADISON – WMC President/CEO Kurt Bauer released the following statement regarding Senate Bill 542 (SB 542), the Schultz/Jauch mining legislation: In the aftermath of the
Jobs are the Casualty of Mining Bill Defeat
Guest Column by Scott Manley, WMC Environmental Policy Director Madison – Earlier this week, Republican Senator Dale Schultz joined all 16 Senate Democrats in voting
Duluth Newspaper Blasts Jauch, others on Iron Mining Job Loss
TO: Wisconsin Editors, Producers and Talk Show Hosts FROM: Jim Pugh, WMC PR Director RE: Duluth Newspaper Blasts Jauch, others on
Statement from WMC President/CEO Kurt R. Bauer on today’s jobs numbers
Statement from WMC President/CEO Kurt R. Bauer on today’s jobs numbers MADISON – “With the enactment of more than 30 pro-jobs reforms since January 2011,
Schultz, Jauch Lead Senate Democrats in Killing Iron Mining Jobs in Wisconsin
MADISON – State Senator Dale Schultz (R-Richland Center) teamed up with Senator Robert Jauch (D-Poplar) and 15 other Senate Democrats to kill a $1.5 billion