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Strikes? Unions? What’s up with U.S. workers?
“Big” Bill Haywood, an early 20th century union radical, once declared, “If the workers are organized, all they have to do is to put...
Mike Vondran: Making a first impression is crucial — on the web
You never get a second chance to make a first impression — even online.
That’s why a great introduction, and maintaining a resonant presence, are...
Here’s how the Rock Island Arsenal is supporting Ukraine’s fight
We all know the Rock Island Arsenal for its role in manufacturing munitions. But this local powerhouse is also home to an operation playing...
Speak Out Against Suicide’s mission: Suicide prevention, education, awareness in region
In 2011, a middle school girl was devastated by a classmate’s suicide. That summer, she and her mom had an idea of involving community...
Community Veterans Engagement Board works to ensure no vet falls through the cracks
As we celebrate the six-year anniversary of the Quad Cities Community Veterans Engagement Board (CVEB) and the highly successful Military Culture Training for Healthcare...
New QCA group, SEAL Family Legacy, supports Gold Star families
A few short months since its inception, the QCA-based SEAL Family Legacy already is drawing wide attention and praise, raising awareness, and receiving large...
Three must-knows for summer travel
Summer is shaping up to be a busy travel season — from planes and hotels, to theme parks and other popular destinations. Many aspects...
IowaWORKS: Meeting your hiring needs
In today’s competitive job market, employers need effective and efficient resources to find skilled employees.
IowaWORKS can help.
Our Business Services team helps employers develop a...
Guest Column: Celebrate skilled trades, make workforce stronger
Manufacturers across our country — and right here in the Quad Cities — are facing real challenges. Inflation, partially driven by supply chain disruptions,...
The Quad Cities Business Journal’s six-month progress report
*This column appeared first in the QCBJ's May 2 issue.
It has been gratifying to reflect on the past six months of publishing the Quad...