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Tuesday , Dec 15, 2020
The Lakeland Times
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Since the first quarter of 2020, the remote work trend and expectations have changed and many employers weren't prepared to have their workforce function from home.
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Broadband. This is the most crucial aspect of remote working.
For many jobs, productivity and progress are directly tied to the availability and reliability of broadband.
The ability to access broadband is the most important part of a remote workers “commute.”
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Taxation of Remote Workers. Learn what you need to know as your prepare your taxes.
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Remote Work Is Allowing Some To Consider More Rural Lifestyle
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Vilas County Proves Rural Development News Watch 12 September 21, 2020
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The Lakeland Times Sept 22, 2020 At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23, the Vilas County Economic Development Corporation is hosting presenter Ben Winchester for the virtual event, “Re-Writing the Rural Narrative: The ‘Brain-Gain’ of Rural America.”
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As the pandemic grinds on, the Northwoods beckons many seeking solitude, natural social distancing
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With Broadband Comes Growth: Digital Infrastructure Spurs Company in Vilas Co.
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Vilas County Economic Development Corporation Presents
Nationally-Recognized Rural Sociologist Ben Winchester
“Re-Writing the Rural Narrative” – The Brain Gain of Rural America
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Inaugural Brains & Brew coffee and conversation on March 11th a success!
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VCEDC at the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDA) Governor's Conference in Madison
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So inspired to attend the Greater Northwoods business speaker’s forum on December 18th featuring Dick Leinenkugel, President and Chief Beer Merchant for the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company.
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Kathy Schmitz will be replacing Bob Egan who will retire at the end of December after seven years of dedicated leadership and service.
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Governor Scott Walker announced that a 21-acre parcel of land in Eagle River has been designated as a Certified In Wisconsin® development-ready site, a move aimed at attracting corporate development projects to the city.
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