Employment

Numbers are not my specialty, but it doesn't take a math genius to be completely befuddled about the sheer number of workers that have left the state of Illinois in just 4 short years. It's really remarkable by just about any measure.

A new bill has been proposed to make it illegal for companies to make employees get microchipped.

It's one thing for outsiders to view a company favorably and that's obviously good for business, but one Illinois company was just voted the best place to work in America by its own people.

There's one Missouri company who is optimistic about the future of their part of the state as they've announced they're investing a whopping $50 million dollars as they expand which will also create 400 new Missouri jobs.

After getting into an argument with his manager, a fast food worker made the situation much worse by destroying the restaurant.

People in Illinois like their jobs.

Quad-City businesses are hiring.

From the middle of March through the middle of April, there was a slow-down of the labor market's recovery across the country, but especially here in Illinois--and Rockford in particular.

Well this move from McDonald's marks a big turn in using incentives to lure in some new employees.

As the COVID-19 vaccine is arriving in the Rockford region, you should know some important facts about how it an affect your workplace.