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Michigan-based federal workers on mandatory unpaid leave amid the government shutdown could be eligible for state unemployment insurance
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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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Consumers Energy announced it's selling 13 hydroelectric dams for $13, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers reiterated his support for federal assistance to help slow down violent crime in Michigan's major cities, and more.
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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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Michigan lost 4,000 manufacturing jobs in January and 20,000 manufacturing jobs in the previous 12 months
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There are around 58,000 total federal employees living in Michigan
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This legislation would not likely have gotten to Whitmer’s desk after this term as Republicans will take control of the House next year
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Legislation to expand Michigan unemployment benefits passed the state legislature