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Federal Rule Banning Noncompete Agreements Could Give Wisconsinites More Job Mobility - Vimarsana News

Federal Rule Banning Noncompete Agreements Could Give Wisconsinites More Job Mobility

But rule is already being challenged in court. Certain industries rely heavily on agreements.

What is Wisconsin's minimum wage, and why hasn't it changed when other states' minimum wages have? - Vimarsana News

What is Wisconsin's minimum wage, and why hasn't it changed when other states' minimum wages have?

While Democrats have tried increasing the $7.25 minimum wage in Wisconsin, those bills haven't received hearings in the Republican-led Legislature.

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Business group: Nearly 75% of Wisconsin CEOs think state public schools failing kids - Vimarsana News

Business group: Nearly 75% of Wisconsin CEOs think state public schools failing kids

(The Center Square) – There is another sour note from Wisconsin’s CEOs, this time about the state’s public schools.

Wisconsin Child Care Providers Warn Loss of Funding Could Force Centers to Close - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Child Care Providers Warn Loss of Funding Could Force Centers to Close

Mykenzie Ritschard of New Glarus had not signed up to speak at Tuesday’s rally in support of funding Child Care Counts, funding that Republicans on the Joint Finance Committee eliminated last week without explanation. But when organizer and child care provider Corrine Hendrickson opened up the podium to whoever wanted to speak, Ritschard fought through […]

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How much would paid family and medical leave cost Wisconsin? - Vimarsana News

How much would paid family and medical leave cost Wisconsin?

If someone earned $60,000 last year, the governor's plan would give them a weekly benefit of $576 for 12 weeks; if they made $80,000, the weekly benefit would be $769.