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State jobs data shows Illinois had a net gain of 1,900 payroll jobs in July, driven by an increase in government employment.

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Another Illinois employer bolts for Indiana

By Austin Berg

08/21/2015

The Land of Lincoln continues to send well-paying jobs to the friendlier business climate next door.

TAGS: Indiana, manufacturing, workers compensation

Manufacturer moves out of Madigan’s backyard, cites unfriendly business climate

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Illinois’ middle class is crumbling under the weight of the state’s political and legal classes.

TAGS: manufacturing, Mike Madigan, workers compensation

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