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Senior writer Mark Sanchez joins us to discuss:-West Michigan aquarium feasibility study-MSU-backed high-tech start-ups-State of Michigan career outlook

Michigan officials met with union leaders Friday to discuss the state’s public sector worker shortage

Data show the state is on track to recover the jobs lost during the pandemic

The $14.6M grant initiative works with employment-help organizations across the state to create pathways to sustainable careers, while addressing talent shortages.

Changes would not apply to Michigan State Police and Department of Corrections

April Institute for Supply Management Research Survey says local business conditions fall in line with the national economic trajectory. What does that mean for employment heading into the summer months?

We are joined by Joan Lynch.

Graduates of WMCAT's 2021 program reported earning an average of $16 an hour right after graduation, with some earning as high as $21 an hour.

The Detroit automaker is looking for software, computer, mechanical and electrical engineers, as well as battery engineers, cyber security experts and others.

Four supporting West Michigan technical education programs.