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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The state’s jobless rate remains at 3.6 percent for the third consecutive month.
The health system gives expecting mothers and fathers two weeks of paid leave.
Property ownership remains unclear in the continuing bankruptcy case.
Bass Pro Shops, Penmac and Killian Construction are among employers attending the event this week.
“It’s important to be able to step outside of ourselves and ask, ‘How can we make things better?’” says Sherry Coker, OTC Center for Workforce Development Business Development Director. …
May report shows 223,000 jobs added, bringing the unemployment rate to 3.8 percent.
The collaborative effort is between 125 businesses, churches, government agencies, nonprofits and service agencies.
On the heels of a 67 percent annual revenue increase, a career fair is set to boost employee count to 375.
Property owner is readying the south-side commercial space for a new tenant.
Five-county area records Missouri’s third lowest unemployment rate in April.
A brewpub will replace Old Chicago after roughly four months and $750,000 of renovations.
Juan Andres Rodriguez-Nieto plans to join the Drury Breech School of Business faculty in the fall.
Two finalists emerge to succeed Greg Burris.
Rhapsody Strategies launches an office through a local hire.
Eleven other companies are honored as finalists at The Old Glass Place.
Amid the “fake news” playfully peppered into the script by emcee Greg Burris, there was nothing fake about the accomplishments of the winners last night.
The local area still has the lowest wages in Missouri.
The Springfield-based auto parts retailer drops to 329th from 323rd in 2017.
Human resources professionals say the competition for talent in the banking industry is intense.
Panelists discuss what makes business work in the Midwest during a Spin66 session.
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Georgia Mac’s restaurant opened; Sit By Me Bakery launched; and The Cloud Vapor Co. LLC got its start.
Employers look at the personal social media pages of perspective employees. Glenn Pace, a professor in the management area at Missouri State University, cautions that what you post can have a …
“I love the idea of bringing a group of people together and bringing out their strengths to realize something that maybe we couldn’t have done alone,” says Kelly Lee, Business Program Manager …
Jessica Ollis says managing a household prepared her for running a business with her spouse. Jessica, who co-owns Spring Branch Kombucha with husband Chris Ollis, says they probably couldn’t have …
Brad Thomas, President of Silver Dollar City Attractions, says “Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable” by Seth Godin is one of his all-time favorite books. Thomas says the book …
Eric Schroeder, acting Corporal with the Springfield Police Department says they sometimes get calls from businesses asking for safety talks on active shooter situations. While the police department …
What do you do when you underestimate demand for your product on opening day? Jennifer Leonard and Curtis Marshall, co-owners of Tie and Timber Beer Company, figured it out quickly after running out …
Jonathan Garard, owner of Grooms Office Environments, says his tips can be broken into two categories — doing the right thing and keeping people as the central focus. Don’t let work get in the …
When Katie Baker, owner of The Gracious Plate, received an award from Feast magazine, She didn’t anticipate how it would affect demand for her prepared meals. “I went from hoping that people …
“It’s important to be able to step outside of ourselves and ask, ‘How can we make things better?’” says Sherry Coker, OTC Center for Workforce Development Business Development Director. …
“The more digital footprint you have, the greater vulnerability you expose,” says Dallas Nash, Senior Regional Manager with Dell. Nash says it’s almost essential to have social media pages for …
