Public Employee Pension Systems Raided To Pay Film Studio Bills
Michigan teachers and state employee systems paid $1.68 million so far for Pontiac studio
Big Hollywood Bailout: Taxpayers Spent Nearly $40 Million To Subsidize Disney's 'Oz'
Michigan citizens helped pay for Disney's record profits
Universities Dodging Right-to-Work Law Under Scrutiny
Wayne State University agrees to unprecedented contract
Despite Rhetoric, United States Outsourced Less Than 3,000 Jobs In 2012
Michigan lost aboout 79 jobs to other countries last year
Is Repeal In The Cards For Michigan's Prevailing Wage Law?
Issue is on the legislative agenda
School District Spends $16,400 Per Student; Union Blames Lack Of Funding For Toilet Paper Shortage
Over past few years, Pontiac Public Schools has a 35 percent increase in teacher's salary and a 45 percent reduction in students
Legislators Chip Away at Proposal A Property Tax Limits
Legislation would break 1994 promise to taxpayers
SEIU 'Skim Tracker' Stops Ticking
After seven years and more than $34 million taken from home-based caregivers, union contract officially ends
Sequester Marks First Cuts Since Pres. Obama Took Office
Flight delays among initial issues predicted in Michigan
Lawsuit Filed To Protect Teachers' Rights
Mackinac Center Legal Foundation files on behalf of three Taylor school district teachers who disagree with 10-year clause that forces them to pay dues or fees to keep job
Wisconsin's Alternative Medicaid Plan
Gov. Snyder favors expansion; Wisconsin governor says not so fast
Big Business Supports Minimum Wage Hikes
Lobbying intended to hurt mom-and-pop competitors
Union President Receives 'Outstanding Organizing' Award For Shutting Down School To Protest Right-to-Work Law
Taylor School District local union staged 'sick-out' forcing 7,500 students to miss school
Charter School Superintendent Makes Over $339K A Year
Summit Academy director Alison Cancilliari oversees high school given 'F' on report card
District's P.E. Teachers Average Tens of Thousands of Dollars More Than Math and Science Employees
Like most public schools, Wayne-Westland pays educators only on degree-level and longevity
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March 8, 2013, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call
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