According to the Magazine for Environment, Health and Safety Leaders, the US Supreme Court’s stay on the COVID vaccine mandate is not the last U.S. employers will hear about the matter. January 26, 2022 OSHA ...
Last year was a banner year for sellers of manufacturing technology. According to a February 14 report from the Association for Manufacturing Technology, technology orders from manufacturers broke $5.9 billion last year, the highest year ...
From longtime TMA member Laystrom Manufacturing in Chicago, IL – Effective January 2022, Jeff Dec is the new President of Laystrom Manufacturing. Jeff has 35+ years of experience in manufacturing and has unparalleled knowledge of ...
By Peter Hansen, Senior Counsel, SmithAmundsen – If you’re wondering what to do in the wake of the United States Supreme Court’s decision striking down the OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard mandating COVID-19 vaccination and testing, ...
First published in 2015 BRIDGEVIEW, IL – Eighty years ago, an engineer that produced parts, molds and equipment for an electrical company took up a challenge from his bosses to start a new business that ...
VERNON HILLS, IL – International supply chain woes continue to head the list of things on Americans’ minds during the closing of 2021. Images of hundreds of cargo ships waiting to be unloaded headline nightly ...
Indiana created the most net new manufacturing jobs in November, adding 5,000 workers. Other states with notable employment growth for the month included Florida (up 3,600), Georgia (up 3,400), Illinois (up 2,700) and Wisconsin (up ...
This TMA Young Leader Lynn Dreisilker, 30, has been working at Dreisilker Electric Motors for six years, and is now operations manager of her family’s 72-employee company in five Chicago area locations. (pictured second from ...
SCHAUMBURG – Every year, TMA’s past chairmen get together to encourage each other with stories from their time serving the members of the Technology & Manufacturing Association. After a year hiatus, many reconnected at the ...
Not since the 60s has the US economy seen such a mixed bag of labor stats. Initial jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, fell to 184,000 in the week ended Dec. 4, the lowest level since ...
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