Employers are struggling to find new employees who possess hard and soft skills, so Minnesota colleges are adapting their academic programs to fill the void.
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Maintenance workers at Mayo's Albert Lea facility have been working without a contract for a year-and-a-half.
Together, the schools were awarded about $54 million from the U.S. Department of Education for the 2014-2015 school year.
Rochester earned the top spot for narrowing the pay gap between men and women and maintaining a low unemployment rate among its women residents.
Workers for AirServ, including baggage handlers and cabin cleaners, indicated that they will push for higher wages and better benefits.
Senese comes with more than two decades of experience in higher education, teaching at Minnesota-based institutions such as St. Olaf College and the University of Minnesota.
Patent filed for ‘smart’ polymer that could have big implications for pharma pipelines.
Business schools report companies are reducing their financial support of MBA programs.
The constant pings are wreaking havoc on what we get done during the workday.
The celebrity television star and chef is teaching the basics of cooking on a Minneapolis-based education platform.
Both companies have been working within the Minnesota business scene since the early 1980s.
The new space at the company's flagship location will accommodate 250 more people.
Company employees sold insurance without a license.
Sandwiched between top leadership and rank-and-file employees, middle managers have tough jobs. But those with proven management skills are in high demand as baby boomers retire.
Walking meetings win out over bizarre treadmill confabs.
The Minnesota High Tech Association, state government and private companies are providing hundreds of paid internships to increase the high tech workforce.
Around 700 employees—mostly cleaners, cart drivers and luggage handlers—are asking for higher wages and for the right to unionize.
Twenty-five years ago, a small band of programmers from the University of Minnesota ruled the internet. And then they didn’t.