Marquette Law School poll results show Wisconsinites support measures dealing with COVID-19
86% support, 10% saw responses as an 'overreaction'
Daily number of applications filed for unemployment exceeded 20,000
As coronavirus crises worsens, business closures, layoffs, force Wisconsinites to apply for unemployment benefits
Point Counterpoint: Trump’s USMCA trade deal will fix past failures with NAFTA, prioritize Americans
President Trump's USMCA trade deal will benefit all countries involved, address shortcomings in Clinton's past NAFTA trade agreement
You After UW: How the Wisconsin labor market impacts students’ job search
Racial disparities in unemployment rates, varying percentages of students staying in state reveal unequal experiences with post-graduation job market
Leading by example: Wisconsin makes solid strides in clean energy industry
Despite national decrease, Wisconsin continues to add more jobs in renewable energy, establishing good foundation for further progress
Wisconsin unemployment rate drops to 2.9 percent
Unemployment rate stuck at 3 percent for five prior months
Economic hardship and poverty still an issue in Wisconsin, report shows
While government programs work to lift some out of poverty, housing costs, food, health insurance coverage are still major issues
RaISE program to connect more individuals seeking employment with companies
Program hopes to combat Madison's racial disparities
Influx of Foxconn workers may damage job quality for skilled Wisconsinites
Given that Wisconsin's unemployment rate is so low, it's time to discuss the quality of Foxconn's jobs
