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The company’s six leased facilities are currently headquartered in Holland Township

The over 80-year-old company that pioneered frozen garlic bread has closed its Muskegon manufacturing facility, laying off 175 employees

One year after opening its first sodium-ion battery plant, Natron is now permanently closing its Holland facilities Wednesday

New findings show Tribal Nations in Michigan show non-gaming business activities bring prosperity to communities and economic sovereignty to indigenous people

The number of unemployed people in Michigan actually increased slightly last month, but the labor force declined by about the same number

Warner Norcross + Judd LLP's labor and employment attorney Tiffany VanderKolk talks about the act, new working hour restrictions for teen and more.

Immigrants and refugees from across West Michigan attended the Maximize Economic Potential Summit today to network with potential employers. One attendee shared how he promotes his skills and talents in today’s heated political climate

Nine West Michigan employers are teaming up addressing workforce shortages with the assistance of the Talent Pipeline Management program

Despite a six percent federal government workforce reduction to the Veterans Benefits Administration, Ottawa County is doing more to meet the needs of its nearly 12,000 veterans. It declared July Veterans Month and hosted its first-ever Veterans Job Fair today

Retaining the region’s often-underutilized immigrant workforce talent can be a challenge for employers and service professionals. Next month’s Maximize Economic Potential Summit will connect immigrant workers with employers