Courtesy MIRS News for SBAM’s Watchdog Amid a court ruling that could raise the state minimum wage to $12 an hour, the Raise The Wage Michigan Ballot initiative is going […]
On today’s show we broke down the impact that the Michigan Supreme Court ruling on the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act has on small business with attorneys from Warner Norcross + […]
On today’s show we break down the impact that the Michigan Supreme Court ruling on the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act has on small business with attorneys from Warner Norcross + […]
On today’s SBAM Weekly Podcast, Michael Rogers talks with Amy Cell, President & CEO of Amy Cell Talent, recently recognized as a member of the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch. […]
In somewhat of a surprise, the Judge at the court of claims whose decision would have increased minimum wage and added a mandatory paid sick leave benefit has agreed to […]
Courtesy of Warner Norcross + Judd In a landmark ruling, the Michigan Supreme Court held yesterday that Michigan law provides protection against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. The […]
When interviewing job candidates, time is critical. The time you spend talking to candidates adds up quickly, especially if you have a lot of great candidates. That has a cost—you’re […]
Originally featured in SBAM’s FOCUS magazine Rapidly progressing changes in workforce leadership are a severe cause of concern for the traditional minded executive. A recent study by Apollo Technical, a […]
Most of the federal employment discrimination laws kick in when an employer reaches a certain number of employees, but how do you count that number? According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission […]
(DETROIT) – The Motor City sizzled at around 90 degrees as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer placed her final signature on a nearly $55 billion omnibus budget, reiterating that negotiations over tax […]
Attorneys for the state asked a judge to push the pause button on the enforcement of his ruling that increased minimum wage and new paid sick-leave requirements while the state […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 26, 2022 LANSING – Continually rising costs and supply shortages are the main challenges impeding Michigan small businesses success, according to a new survey released today by […]
Today on the Small Business Briefing Brian Calley is joined by special guest David Rhoa to cover to following: ➡️ #datamonday ➡️ Court of Claims threatens to change minimum wage […]
On today’s SBAM Weekly Podcast, Michael Rogers talks with Courtney Murphy, President of Markets for Commonwealth Care Alliance. She’s on the show because Reliance Healthcare (one of the Small Business […]
By Susan Chance, courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner ASE Most people who use background checks for employment purposes are at least familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, or FCRA. […]
Originally featured in SBAM’s FOCUS magazine Businesses often underestimate the power of the supply chain within their organizations. Many parts make up the supply chain, but one that has been […]
A Court of Claims decision has threatened to strike down legislative changes enacted in 2018 regarding minimum wage and mandatory paid sick time. The original law would have instituted a […]
(FLINT) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed the $19.6 billion Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 School Aid Fund budget Thursday at Mott Community College, which could set a generational high-water mark for per-pupil spending […]