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SCHAUMBURG – The state of Illinois adopted 250 new laws that went into effect January 1, 2019, with three key measures of particular interest to Illinois employers: New Illinois Service Member Employment and Reemployment Act ...
Billions are expected to be spent on robotics over the next five years and half of those purchases will be in manufacturing, one research director says. Analysts at Framingham, Mass.-based technology industry research firm IDC recently ...
It’s time to start thinking about W-2 and 1099 preparation, says Wipfli LLP. The federal law aimed at making it easier for the IRS to detect and prevent refund fraud will accelerate the W-2 filing ...
WOOD DALE – US Senator Tammy Duckworth stopped by TMA member Wiegel Tool Works to discuss apprenticeships and training Monday. Manufacturing is experiencing a renaissance of jobs and career opportunities – and US Senator Duckworth ...
TINLEY PARK – At the Technology & Manufacturing Association’s monthly breakfast for south suburban members, Thornton Township High School received a $50,000 grant from TMA’s Education Foundation. “TMA’s Education Foundation is eager to help schools ...
FAQs on Converting to Cash Basis Switching to the cash basis can provide a significant tax deferral and can be a tool to help your company grow. It does require planning. Although this seems like ...
“Components that you make, the items you manufacture, they’re out there in the world. On a day to day, you see these things in the cars, on the streets, in appliances. You feel a little ...
SCHAUMBURG – Who hasn’t heard the outcry for more highly-skilled team members in US manufacturing? The Technology & Manufacturing Association’s first week of 2018-2019 industry training is launching this week. Wednesday night, 31 new, first ...
ASHLEY AGNEW – 4th of Four Success Stories Ashley Agnew was the first among the four Bethel New Life – TMA graduates hired to work at Atlas Tool Works. Once focused on quality control in ...
Chicago’s West Side neighborhoods are not only devastated with crime, the aftermath of illegal activity has taken a severe toll on the community’s productivity. In Chicago Urban League research director Paul Street’s white paper on ...
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