‘Orthopedic Capital Of The World’ Is Still Hiring Despite Health Law Tax (NewsOK)
Amy Pritchett works as a machinist, running computerized mills in a medical device manufacturing plant. In this Q & A, Pritchett talks about what it was like to switch careers after 15 years as a nursing home worker. Don’t see the audio player? Click here to download.
WARSAW, Ind. – Tom Till eyes the morning’s email to see who’s angling to hire his students: A local employer, which had already hired 23 people in less than a year, says it needs three more to help make the artificial hips, knees and other ...
