To attract people, Wisconsin looks to transcend its cheesy reputation

At Jamf Software in Eau Claire, creating a welcoming environment for employees extends into the community.

As automation increases, manual labor jobs are going away, and the new jobs that replace them require more education.

With unemployment near a record low and more baby boomers retiring, Wisconsin faces a looming worker crisis.

As Wisconsin employers scramble to find both skilled and unskilled workers, many are wondering how Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn will be able…

Brett Rechek has handed out his card to restaurant servers because good employees are harder to find.

Monroe-based Klondike Cheese has raised its starting pay from $10 to $13 an hour, but still can't keep employees.

Employers seeking more qualified workers are encouraging more career-based learning opportunities in schools.

Gov. Scott Walker has shifted the state's focus from job creation to workforce development, but critics say the focus is still on the needs of…