Top Workplaces 2021: 15 employers join the southeastern Wisconsin list for the first time Ricardo Torres, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Land & Space: Wantable s new headquarters includes a cafe for employees and the public
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A total of 15 businesses are being recognized for the first time as a Top Workplace for Southeastern Wisconsin.
Wantable Inc., a subscription box retailer, opened a new headquarters and cafe in Walker’s Point in 2020.
The company feels “extremely proud and humbled” to be named a Top Workplace, said Tiffany Cooley, chief marketing officer for Wantable.
“It s humbling because this recognition comes after a year of extreme uncertainty and amidst a global pandemic. We re so proud because what we ve watched our teams come together to achieve is truly amazing,” Cooley said.
Ozaukee County is southeast Wisconsin s most-vaccinated county so far
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How vaccination efforts are going in some counties surrounding Milwaukee
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Wisconsin teachers receiving vaccines on first day of eligibility feel relief, but others may have weeks to wait Rory Linnane, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Teachers and child care workers talk about getting the COVID-19 vaccine
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In downtown Milwaukee on Monday, teachers filed out of the Wisconsin Center with grins, deep breaths, and a cheer.
For the first time, all education and child care staff were eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, and unlike in other cities Milwaukee health workers had a supply for them. It feels wonderful, said Julia Grams, who has been teaching 4-year-old kindergarten virtually since September for Milwaukee Public Schools. “If this gives us the opportunity to have our children in the classroom, I can’t wait.”
In downtown Milwaukee on Monday, teachers filed out of the Wisconsin Center with grins, deep breaths, and a cheer.
For the first time, all education and child care staff were eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, and unlike in other cities Milwaukee health workers had a supply for them. It feels wonderful, said Julia Grams, who has been teaching 4-year-old kindergarten virtually since September for Milwaukee Public Schools. “If this gives us the opportunity to have our children in the classroom, I can’t wait.”
In other communities, vaccinators were waiting on doses that the state Department of Health Services has committed to providing specifically for educators. Julie Willems Van Dijk, DHS deputy secretary, said last week that some educators may wait up to six weeks.