05/20/2016

Private-Sector Job Growth Soaring in Right to Work Wisconsin

In the first 12 months after Gov. Scott Walker signed legislation making Wisconsin America’s 25th Right to Work state in March 2015, the Badger State gained roughly 49,100 private-sector payroll jobs (seasonally adjusted). Wisconsin had not previously experienced 12-month private-sector job growth of that magnitude since August 2004! Image: Journal-Sentinel (Milwaukee, Wisc.) file photo.

See the link below from the U.S. Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics web site for additional information.

Employment, Hours, and Earnings from the Current Employment …

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