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Grand Rapids-based Corewell Health is partnering with a state program to help English learners find high-demand careers in the medical field
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Indivisible Greater Grand Rapids is sponsoring an ArtPrize exhibit called Art of Democracy, Michigan renters could see more protections under bills introduced this week in the state House of Representatives, and more.
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While the number of payroll jobs remained steady, the unemployment percentage was affected by about 14,000 fewer people holding or seeking jobs
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Collection efforts were paused by a class action lawsuit filed by people who were mistakenly told they owed the state money. Now, the pause is lifted on efforts to recover overpayments, many dating back five years
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The number of unemployed people in Michigan actually increased slightly last month, but the labor force declined by about the same number
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Michigan’s unemployment remains higher than the national average and is still higher than it was in June of 2024
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It's the first time in two years that the unemployment rate improved
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Manufacturing in Michigan gained jobs in February following four months of declining employment
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Michigan lost 4,000 manufacturing jobs in January and 20,000 manufacturing jobs in the previous 12 months
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U.S. Rep Huizenga holds telephone town halls, a Grand Rapids nonprofit is working to warn residents of the dangers of lead in the city, the Committee to Honor Cesar E Chavez celebrates 25 years, and more.