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The state Department of Workforce Development's work to crack down on employee misclassification has netted the state nearly $2 million so far and given rise to nearly 2,000 investigations.

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It’s official —Wisconsin's payroll taxes for 2019 will hold steady for another year.

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A Milwaukee-area man has hired Hupy & Abraham to represent him in a lawsuit over an injury from an accident on Milwaukee streetcar’s track.

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Although the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday shot down a challenge of taxes imposed on a contractor’s services, its decision could give both businesses and individuals more leeway in their dealings with state agencies.

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Gov. Scott Walker announced Tuesday that the future Milwaukee State Office Building will be named after the late Vel Phillips.

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The U.S. Supreme Court has handed down a decision finding that employment agreements may contain clauses that prevent employees from banding together to sue their employer.

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It’s not every day that you get to work on a project that requires craftsmen to be flown in from Milan, Italy, to the center of a Midwest university campus.

The Keystone on Brady project had some unusual difficulties in store for the architect on the project, Madison-based Engberg Anderson.

ER Wagner Manufacturing’s new, 165,000-square-foot corporate office and manufacturing center in Menomonee Falls is all about ensuring employees are comfortable and happy.

The Rhythm Apartments literally grew up with the Lower East Side of Milwaukee. When construction started, the neighborhood was a ghost town, a lonely vacant space between the Brady Street neighborhood and downtown.