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Olivia Blomstrom, Business Solutions Manager with West Michigan Works! joins in with the details.
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Judge Joseph Oster says there wasn’t sufficient evidence to send the two women to trial. Charges against the part-time election workers in St. Clair Shores were announced in October by Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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A state House bill would retain the lower minimum wage of three dollars, ninety-three cents for tipped workers
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New Grand Rapids autism playground, another redevelopment proposal from Progressive Companies and Michigan Growth Advisors, a preview of tonight's PBS FRONTLINE, and more.
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Workers are planning on gathering at the state capitol on September 18th
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Minimum wage workers in Michigan are in line for a pay raise next year under a state Supreme Court decision today. A divided court struck down a legislative maneuver under Republican control to slow down minimum wage hikes.
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Progressives say a looming Michigan Supreme Court decision could open the door to boosting the state’s minimum wage. And they say Democrats holding legislative majorities should seize the opportunity
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Social workers can receive $30 thousand from the state if they pursue their master’s degrees and work in Michigan after graduation
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The Michigan Immigrant Rights Center is fighting a policy that denies injury benefits to undocumented workers. It is specifically claiming its own damages in this case
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Child labor permits in Michigan could see a more centralized process under legislation that received a hearing before a state House committee today.