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Less Than 25% of Illinois Legislators Vote for Bills to Improve Illinois’ Leading Industry SCHAUMBURG, IL – The Technology and Manufacturing Association (TMA) released their 2022 Legislative Scorecard which showed more than three quarters of ...
A pair of key reports for manufacturers show manufacturing job growth is accelerating. The monthly jobs report for March, released April 1 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, showed that manufacturing hired approximately 38,000 new ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Highest Risks Posed During Fall and Winter Months SPRINGFIELD – While winter brings plenty of challenges outdoors – including cold, ice and snow – there’s also an increased risk for carbon monoxide (CO) in the ...
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and shutdowns were ordered in the state of Illinois, the state’s manufacturing sector held its breath. But only for a second. Within days, if not hours, of Governor Pritzker’s first ...
CHICAGO – Because natural gas has skyrocketed in price over the past few months, coal-fired electricity generation is expected to be ratcheted up this fall. But that’s not going to be a viable solution in ...
From Industry Week – The U.S. transportation secretary on Sunday warned that America’s supply chain woes including clogged ports will drag into next year, potentially cramping the upcoming holiday shopping season in the world’s largest ...
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