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Michigan Government Leads the Nation in Part-Time Workers

July 27, 2011

Michigan Is Tops on National Teacher Union Media Blitz List

July 26, 2011

Then and Now: Northville Teacher Contract Talks Catch Up with Financial Reality

2009 contract’s 6 to 8 percent annual raises no longer part of discussions

July 25, 2011

When Will Snyder’s Focus on Jobs Pay Off for Michigan?

July 23, 2011

MSU Tuition Restraint Debate Reaches Committee

July 22, 2011

Affirmative Action for Ineffective Teachers

July 22, 2011

Snyder Shedding No Light on Bulb Issue

July 21, 2011

State’s Average Spending Per Pupil Nearly $12K

July 21, 2011

Beer and Wine Wholesalers Deliver Themselves Regulatory Privileges

July 20, 2011

Disinformation Revolution

Are school districts telling the whole truth about their budgets?

July 20, 2011

Four School Districts Spend $525K in Attorney Fees Trying to Remove Four Tenured Teachers

July 19, 2011

Urban Sprawl, RIP?

July 18, 2011

Teacher Performance to Determine Layoffs

Districts will soon have to consider how well teachers teach when making layoff decisions

July 18, 2011

'Ryan Budget' A Litmus Test for Michigan Politicians

July 16, 2011

Case Ends; Forced Unionization Still a Threat

Attorney: Policymakers should ensure it can't happen again, end similar scheme affected home health care providers

July 15, 2011

State Spending From State Sources Going Up Next Year

July 15, 2011

Waterford Schools Needed to Pay Teacher With ‘Anger Management’ Issues $100K to Leave Job

July 14, 2011

School District Admits 'Big Mistake' Over 'Get Rid of Snyder' Phone Alert

District apologizes for robocall that may violate state campaign finance act

July 13, 2011

Michigan Teacher Union vs. Success of Right-to-Work in N.C. and Oklahoma

July 12, 2011

Stimulus Giveaways and Higher Electric Bills Pay for ‘Green Energy’ in Michigan

July 11, 2011

GOP Politicians Love the Spending, Reserve Right to Criticize the Revenue

July 11, 2011

Michigan Trading Well With Korea; Critics Blasting Congressman Camp for Wanting More of Same

July 9, 2011

Inconvenient Truths Disappear Down Government ‘Memory Holes’

July 9, 2011

Grand Traverse County Commission Poised to Pass Freedom to Work Resolution

July 8, 2011

House Tries, GOP Senate Denies, Prevention of Poor-Teacher 'Rubber Rooms'

July 8, 2011

Michigan Government Leads the Nation in Part-Time Workers

Michigan Is Tops on National Teacher Union Media Blitz List

Then and Now: Northville Teacher Contract Talks Catch Up with Financial Reality

When Will Snyder’s Focus on Jobs Pay Off for Michigan?

MSU Tuition Restraint Debate Reaches Committee

Affirmative Action for Ineffective Teachers

Snyder Shedding No Light on Bulb Issue

State’s Average Spending Per Pupil Nearly $12K

Beer and Wine Wholesalers Deliver Themselves Regulatory Privileges

Disinformation Revolution

Four School Districts Spend $525K in Attorney Fees Trying to Remove Four Tenured Teachers

Urban Sprawl, RIP?

Teacher Performance to Determine Layoffs

'Ryan Budget' A Litmus Test for Michigan Politicians

Case Ends; Forced Unionization Still a Threat

State Spending From State Sources Going Up Next Year

Waterford Schools Needed to Pay Teacher With ‘Anger Management’ Issues $100K to Leave Job

School District Admits 'Big Mistake' Over 'Get Rid of Snyder' Phone Alert

Michigan Teacher Union vs. Success of Right-to-Work in N.C. and Oklahoma

Stimulus Giveaways and Higher Electric Bills Pay for ‘Green Energy’ in Michigan

GOP Politicians Love the Spending, Reserve Right to Criticize the Revenue

Michigan Trading Well With Korea; Critics Blasting Congressman Camp for Wanting More of Same

Inconvenient Truths Disappear Down Government ‘Memory Holes’

Grand Traverse County Commission Poised to Pass Freedom to Work Resolution

House Tries, GOP Senate Denies, Prevention of Poor-Teacher 'Rubber Rooms'

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