Ecorse Cuts Police OT in Half Once Union Contract’s Restrictive Language Was Removed
'Extreme' language in contract made fiscal responsibility nearly impossible
The Dangers of Painting — State Law Requires Training, Exam, Fees For the Right to Earn a Living
'Irrational' licensing requirements force painters, floor sanders, glaziers to give time and money
Town Votes Down Windmill Plan, Board Moving Ahead Anyways
Resident: 'They talk about the environment, but it really all comes down to money'
Attorney General Orders Home Health Dues Skim to End
Illegal scheme continued despite law explicitly stating providers are not government employees
Michigan's Competitiveness Depends on Defined Benefit Reform For Teachers
State could save $10 billion by the end of the decade
Teacher and Spouse Make $140K Per Year, 'Adamant' That Their Children Will 'Never' Be Educators
Rockford Public School teacher says he, other teachers are the 'scorn of the Republican Party'
Reality Check: Is Teacher Pay So Low They Cannot 'Eat and Have a Life'?
Starting Michigan teacher salaries comparable to other professions
Government-Backed Green Energy Company Sweetens Package For Top Executives Despite Mounting Problems
In SEC filings, A123 Systems raises 'substantial doubt on the Company's ability to continue'
Oops, House Committee Chair Not Sure How Union-Friendly Language Got Into Teacher Pension Bill
Private contractors would be classified as public employees, possibly subject to unionization efforts
Personal Property Tax Phase-Out Matters For Michigan
Replacement revenue to come from expired tax credits
Intimidation, Threats Take Place of Civil Discourse
Protesters taking to the extreme against their opponents
No Relief In Sight For Home Health Care Workers
Without action from governor's office, SEIU 'Dues Skim' likely to continue until at least fall
Commentary: States and Federal Government Should Stop Funding Higher Education
How one college rejects public funding and keeps tuition down
Michigan Senate Takes Up Bill to Ban Government Union Stewards Working on Taxpayers' Dime
Expensive Janitorial Contract Forces Cuts
Ortonville-Brandon school board guaranteed 90 percent of $17K health insurance with union despite economic uncertainties
Commentary: Productivity Leads To Prosperity
Eliminating tax on business tools and equipment will benefit, not hinder, the economy
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