Layoffs hit World Business Chicago – Chicago Sun-Times

World Business Chicago, the public-private agency that promotes regional job growth, is facing the same funding pressures as other organizations and businesses and has laid off some staff, its president and CEO said Friday. The group has laid off five people and eliminated four open positions, leaving it with a staff of 30.

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True believer
5 years ago

Andrea zoop the Rahm loving hypocritical loser who is a patronage queen needs to leave immediately. There is no need to pay her or any else there a penny.

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