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Aaron Wiegel, among other local manufacturing leaders, took the panel to share his experience with talent development and retention and discuss ways to overcome the nationwide skills gap.
Read MoreA global manufacturer sought to integrate complex, secondary tooling with their in-house automation and robotics technologies. Off-the-shelf tooling was not an option! We helped them go custom.
Read MoreWiegel Tool Works, Inc. acquired a 52,166-square-foot property located in Bensenville, IL from Unity Railway Supply Co, Inc.
Read MoreFinding workers to staff the graveyard shift is getting harder. Aaron Wiegel tells Crains, even when he pays a premium, he has trouble finding night owls to take him up on the offer.
Read MoreThe biggest hurdle to Aaron Wiegel’s plans for aggressive growth hasn’t come from competition or market pressures, but the lack of skilled workers in the job market.
Read MoreThree-quarters of a century ago, the Wiegel family came to Ellis Island with just a dream and $10,000 in their pockets. On December 6, 1941, Otto and Kathe Wiegel took a gamble on that dream.
Read MoreAaron Wiegel shares a few words of gratitude in honor of Wiegel Tool Works' 75th Anniversary and tells his plans for WTW as he looks towards the future.
Read MoreThe U.S. economy’s main constraint isn’t demand but supply. Aaron Wiegel tells Bloomberg BusinessWeek about today’s scarcity of skilled labor to fill open positions at his manufacturing plant.
Read MoreAs WTW emerged from the recession in 2009, Aaron Wiegel noticed his job ads for tool and die makers were going unfilled for months, leading to his restarting an apprenticeship program.
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