Bars, Restaurants Could See 280 Percent Increase in Labor Costs With Minimum Wage Ballot Proposal
Small business owners fear negative consequences; group pushing proposal disagrees
Hospital Union Resorts to Intimidation Tactics Against Workers Who Opt Out
AFSCME local joins other unions bullying members who exercise their rights
Bill Would Keep $60 Million Special Deal in Place for Hemlock Semiconductor
General Motors, other companies against subsidizing special electric deal
School District Works Around State Law To Protect Teachers Based on Seniority
None of L'Anse Creuse's 599 teachers rated 'ineffective'; 574 rated 'highly effective'
Michigan Exports to Mexico and China Increasing
Fears about 'job competition' less worrisome
Democrats Education Spending Math Doesn't Add Up
Selective accounting by some does not diminish state's continued investment in education
Health Care Workers Having Trouble Finding Union That Plays Fair
Union member: 'Thank God that Michigan is now a right-to-work state'
Debate Du Jour: Minimum Wage Takes Center Stage
Video report: Zingerman's wants higher minimum wage
Union Bullies Workers Exercising Their Rights
List with names of people who opted out of the union distributed to try to intimidate ex-members
Bill Would Add Paid Members to State's Corporate Welfare Agency
Bill's sponsor says legislation likely to be changed
Court Orders Utility To Address Wind Turbine Noise Problems
Residents near Consumers Energy wind farm complain of health issues
Democrats Selectively Considering Pension Benefits In Education Funding
Pensions once 'earned in the classrooms' now excluded from funding equation by Democrats
Schauer, Other Michigan Dems Call For Higher Minimum Wage While Paying Interns Nothing
Economist: Arbitrary wage law hurts workers it claims to help
Lawmakers Poised To Continue Corporate Welfare Fund
Program track record includes inaccurate job creation claims, little transparency
Michigan Job Growth Higher Than Initially Reported
More accurate federal report shows 80 percent more jobs than originally stated
Like A Broken Record, MEA Complains About 'Insufficient Funds'
Since 1990s, education spending has been a priority; has increased under Gov. Snyder
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