WISCONSIN'S CHAMBER
MADISON — Two recent reports on Wisconsin and national healthcare costs paint a gloomy picture for hardworking Wisconsin families and employers. The reports, issued by
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L9XYvO5R3g Rising healthcare costs remain a chief concern of Wisconsin businesses, hindering reinvestment, talent attraction, and economic competitiveness. WMC’s newest Two-Minute Drill raises the alarm
https://youtu.be/cQd0flOJmso WMC is highlighting a proposal from the Wisconsin Legislature to protect innocent landowners from being unfairly penalized as polluters while enabling targeted PFAS cleanup.
Evan Umpir, General Counsel & Director of Tax, Transportation, and Legal Affairs, testified on Assembly Bill 31, creating a lemon law for implements of husbandry.
WMC’s Rachel Ver Velde submitted testimony in support of Senate Bill 199 & Assembly Bill 166, regarding academic and career planning services provided to pupils
The high cost of healthcare has consistently been a top concern for Wisconsin businesses, especially as the state’s costs remain an outlier compared to other
Adam Jordahl, WMC Director of Environmental & Energy Policy, testifiedbefore the Senate Committee on Natural Resources, Veteran and Military Affairs, at a hearing focused on
On Oct. 9, WMC testified before a joint committee hearing in support of a package of legislation, dubbed “Red Tape Reset,” to reform the rulemaking
Scott Manley, WMC Executive Vice President of Government Relations, appeared this week before the Assembly Committee on Environment to testify on CR 23-010. This is
MADISON – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) – the combined state chamber and manufacturers’ association – announced nine companies as recipients of the Wisconsin Business
