By Dan O Donnnell
May 25, 2021
Johnny Manhattan s, an Italian steakhouse in Hubertus, Wisconsin, has posted a note to its menus urging customers to be patient with its shorthanded staff because no one wants to work anymore. We are short staffed, the message reads. Please be patient with the staff that did show up. No one wants to work anymore.
On the restaurant s website, a pop-up informs visitors that it is now hiring servers and bartenders and links to an online application.
Businesses across the country have reported struggling to fill open positions as the nation comes out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many blame the Biden Administration s extension of the Lost Wages Extension program, which pays unemployed workers an additional $300 per week in benefits.
By Dan O Donnnell
May 25, 2021
Johnny Manhattan s, an Italian steakhouse in Hubertus, Wisconsin, has posted a note to its menus urging customers to be patient with its shorthanded staff because no one wants to work anymore. We are short staffed, the message reads. Please be patient with the staff that did show up. No one wants to work anymore.
On the restaurant s website, a pop-up informs visitors that it is now hiring servers and bartenders and links to an online application.
Businesses across the country have reported struggling to fill open positions as the nation comes out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many blame the Biden Administration s extension of the Lost Wages Extension program, which pays unemployed workers an additional $300 per week in benefits.
May 14, 2021
Congressman Bryan Steil of Janesville indicates support for Israel in its current rocket battle with the Hamas militant group operating out of Palestinian controlled territory. Steil says the terrorist attacks on Israel are occurring with the backing of Iran and supporting Israel may prevent the need for broader U.S. military involvement in the middle east. The Republican says the U.S. has budgeted close to $4 billion next year in security systems for Israel.
Thu May 13, 2021 - National Edition
AEM
Congressman Bryan Steil (R-Wis.) addresses Putzmeister America during a facility visit May 7, 2021. (Putzmeister America photo)
The
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) and
Putzmeisterhosted U.S. Congressman Bryan Steil (R-Wis.) on May 7, where Rep. Steil met with Putzmeister America employees and participated in an employee townhall.
Steil also toured the company s Sturtevant, Wis., facility while discussing the most pressing public policy issues facing Putzmeister America and other equipment manufacturers as the industry continues to navigate the impact of the pandemic. Our manufacturing industry creates thousands of family-supporting jobs here in southeast Wisconsin, said Steil. It was great to join the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and the men and women of Putzmeister America to see their work firsthand and listen to their priorities. Now, more than ever, we need to support manufacturing jobs and ensure workers
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U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., announced Ella Hunter as the 2021 Artistic Discovery Contest winner. Ellaâs artwork titled âBlueâ will be displayed in the United States Capitol for one year. Ella is a sophomore at Waterford High School and resides in Waterford.
âCongratulations to Ella for winning this yearâs Artistic Discovery Contest. âBlueâ will proudly hang in the halls of the United States Capitol. Each year, I am impressed by the artistic abilities of high school students across Southeast Wisconsin. Ellaâs passion for art and artistic talents are evident in her painting which took nearly three weeks to complete. Thank you to our Artistic Discovery Contest judges, Ella, and all students who submitted artwork,â Steil said in a statement. Saturdayâs ceremony took place at Gateway Technical Collegeâs Burlington campus. Sixteen high school students submitted artwork for the 2021 contest.