Posted on
January
26,
2011
There's a happy ending to John Stone's story. The 34-year-old-father of two who got fired for wearing a Green Bay Packers tie has been hired at another dealership.
Enter, Guy Cesario, the General Manager of Chevrolet in Homewood. "We're always looking for good sales value and John strikes me as someone who has really good family values and he's excited to work," Cesario said.
via wgntv.com
Posted on
February
22,
2010
Watch the video http://news.yahoo.com/video/us-15749625/1-000-mile-commute-to-earn-a-paycheck-18266664
A Wisc. dad travels 1,000 miles every week in order to keep his job and a pay check. Mike Hanley travels from Kansas City, Mo. to Janesville, Wisc every week, more than 16 hours roundtrip.
Posted on
February
11,
2010
We saw Guy Daniels on CNN's iReport about how local businesses are having difficult times due to the economy. Took a look at his tattoo shop's website, http://expressionsinktattooing.com and saw this great tattoo of a cow!If you are looking to get a tattoo and want to support a local business owner, make the trip up to Wausau and get one from Guy & his wife at their shop!The original story/video on CNN iReport.
Posted on
February
9,
2010
Apparently, using fake diplomas and credentials is a big no-no. (Who
knew?). The Wisconsin Senate is planning to make it illegal to create
and use such documents.
Read the story here:
http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/stories/W/WI_DIPLOMA_MILLS_WIOL-?SITE=WIMIL&...
Posted on
February
8,
2010

Turns out Madison's highest paid public employee isn't the Mayor, it is a metro bus driver!
Joen Nelson earned $159, 258 in 2009... the crazy thing is he earned nearly $110,000 of that in overtime and other pay.
Read the rest of the story at Madison.com
Posted on
January
25,
2010
Debbie Griffin
Personnel at the U.S. Census Bureau office in Eau Claire confirm: It is hiring census takers for $13.75 per hour and expects to have temporary jobs open for the next several months.
Census takers for 2010 will begin work in spring and normally work within their own community. Duties include locating households, explaining the purpose of the census, conducting a brief interview with residents and recording responses on paper forms.
Census takers must work when people are typically home, which means many work evenings and weekends. They work 20-40 hours a week and get paid weekly.
Read the rest of the story at
riverfallsjournal.com
Posted on
December
11,
2009
Posted on
December
2,
2009
Dustin Scholz pounded the pavement in downtown Milwaukee wearing a sandwich board with his plea for work.
Scholz is willing to do sales, marketing, public relations, communications or public speaking. If you have a job offer contact him at 262-366-9150 or e-mail him at scholzdj29@yahoo.com
***NOTE: I personally know Dustin and can tell you he is a go-getter and a hard worker. He would be a valuable asset to your company.
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