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Community members gathered Thursday to celebrate the life and legacy of civil rights activist and labor leader Cesar E. Chavez
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business senior writer Mark Sanchez discusses a Corporate Transparency Act court ruling, Michigan lawmakers considering bills promoting a public-private partnership producing low-cost generic insulin, and the latest U of M economic outlook.
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We talk to Jason Glaser and Dr. Steve Ashmead about the topic and La Isla.
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Michigan’s minimum wage could increase again in 2024 depending on the outcome of a state Supreme Court case that challenges an action by the Legislature to adopt the proposal so it would not go to voters
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Detroit officials say the city’s un-employment rate has fallen to the lowest level in three decades.
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More than 2,000 graduate students who teach at the school walked out March 29 over better pay and other benefits. Their current contract expires May 1
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In a dramatic turnabout, it appears Michigan is about to repeal its right-to-work law. The Legislature’s approval of that this week is a big win for unions in a state that’s considered a cradle of the labor movement.
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The bills were approved over the objections of Republicans who argued repealing right-to-work would make Michigan less friendly to businesses
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The Michigan Senate voted to repeal the state’s Right-to-Work law Tuesday evening
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The bills were adopted last week by the state House