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This slight increase is the first discernible movement in the jobless rate in quite awhile
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Michigan’s workforce declined by 1.6% over the course of 2025
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January's Supply Chain Management Research survey indicates West and Southwest Michigan’s manufacturing economies continued their softening trend for a third straight month.
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Michigan power crews head to Arkansas, GR secures funding for Monroe North, sidewalk snow removal, Transplant House, classroom cell phone ban, and more
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The state’s overall labor force fell by around 9,000 workers as people retire or get discouraged from the job hunt
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The report is missing one month’s data due to the federal government shutdown in October, which also delayed the survey
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The increased benefit comes as Michigan’s jobless rate is expected to go up
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The September data exist, but it has not been shared with states because the people who would do that are furloughed
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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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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez discusses employers dropping weight-loss drugs from policies countering health insurance rate increases. A group of area small business owners ask the federal government to reform the procurement process. The Federal Reserve meets this week deciding whether to maintain or lower interest rates.