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3 Mar 2022
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There are some who believe that within the next 15 years about half of all US Manufacturing firms will close their doors! Currently, worker shortages are empowering existing workers to do some rethinking. They now have the opportunity to reconsider what jobs they want to do, where they want to live, and what industries they want to work in. Manufacturing appears to be at a disadvantage because many potential workers do not view manufacturing jobs as secure and stable compared to those in other industries. Finally, there is an acceleration to all things digital-Industry 4.0 that has the potential to leave many manufacturers behind because they are slow to invest in technology.
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Chances are high that if you’ve been traveling around various regions of the United States in the past few years, you have noticed a solar array where one was not previously. I have had a similar “ah-ha” moment.
You may have been struck by the fact that there are...
Assembly Bill 762, which would provide small businesses that purchase advertising in local media outlets with a 50% tax credit, was recently presented to the Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Ways and Means.
The bill was co-authored by State Representative Todd Novak (R-Dodgeville) and Beth Bennett, Executive Director of Wisconsin...
Advocating for Solutions
Mar 2 2022Dr. Lona Cook, Chair of the Chippewa Economic Development Corporation’s (CEDC’s) Advocacy Committee, noted that “the CEDC has been busy this past quarter working with our local legislators to support the use of Environmental Remediation Tax Increment Districts (ERTIDs), support more broadband funding, reduce healthcare costs, continue funding workforce apprenticeship...