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UMOS to lay off 44 employees — Sun Prairie Schools news

Milwaukee-based nonprofit UMOS Inc. (United Migrant Opportunity Services) will lay off 44 full-time employees who work at the organization’s headquarters at 2701 S. Chase Ave., according to a WARN notice filed with the state of Wisconsin. The layoffs are prompted by the loss of a Wisconsin Works grant, UMOS said in its WARN notice. Wisconsin [ ]

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