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Dubbed the “Death Star” by at least one progressive group, the local pre-emption bill going to the Governor has local governments and labor unions concerned about the future of low-wage workers.
Why is that? MIRS Publisher, John Reurink, and Editor, Kyle Melinn, talk about this bill, a softening on the elimination of Michigan’s Film Office and Governor Snyder spiking the football on another completed budget.
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LANSING, MI – Michigan’s small and mid-sized businesses are facing mounting economic pressure as sales, hiring, and capital investment fall to record or near-record lows, according to the Q4 2025
Institutional Design, Workforce Alignment, and Kettering’s Recent National Recognition As conversations around workforce readiness, talent pipelines, and return on educational investment continue to intensify, we would like to share a
BENTON HARBOR, Mich.- Whether you want to strengthen basic math skills, tackle tricky topics, or get ahead in class, you might want to consider attending one of the Michigan Works!
LANSING, MI – Michigan’s small and mid-sized businesses are facing mounting economic pressure as sales, hiring, and capital investment fall to record or near-record lows, according to the Q4 2025
Institutional Design, Workforce Alignment, and Kettering’s Recent National Recognition As conversations around workforce readiness, talent pipelines, and return on educational investment continue to intensify, we would like to share a
BENTON HARBOR, Mich.- Whether you want to strengthen basic math skills, tackle tricky topics, or get ahead in class, you might want to consider attending one of the Michigan Works!