The Small Business Briefing – September 27, 2021
Last week Michigan surpassed 1 million total COVID infections. We’ll take a look at the latest infection numbers for #DataMonday. Also on the agenda? ➡ Federal legislative update. ➡ A […]

Last week Michigan surpassed 1 million total COVID infections. We’ll take a look at the latest infection numbers for #DataMonday. Also on the agenda? ➡ Federal legislative update. ➡ A […]

By Christopher Condeluci | CC Law & Policy At the end of August, I asked this very question. And it continues to be a relevant question to ask. Why? Because over […]

Courtesy of Kushner & Company Among its many provisions, the ACA says that Applicable Large Employers (ALEs)–those with 50 or more FTEs–must provide Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) that meets Minimum […]

On this week’s SBAM Weekly Podcast, Michael Rogers talks with State Representative Angela Witwer, named Legislator of the Year by the Small Business Association of Michigan. “I just represent the […]

By Michael Burns, courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner ASE An interesting report by Fisher Phillips, a management-side law firm that is tracking litigation coming from the COVID-19 pandemic and its […]

Today on The Small Business Briefing host Brian Calley is joined by SBAM’s Sarah Miller and special guest Kim Corcoran of Destination Michigan. Also on the agenda? Governor’s Economic Agenda UIA Update Travel […]

By Heather Nezich, courtesy of SBAM Approved Aartner ASE From sexual harassment to discrimination to power abuse, harassment affects more than just a handful of employees. Harassment deteriorates culture and […]

By Ahola HR Support Center, originally featured in our FOCUS magazine Having organized employee files allows employers easy access to the most important documents. Here are five files we recommend […]

By Larry Faragalli, courtesy of Brightly As business leaders evolve their digital strategies to align with a post-pandemic world, the customer experience (CX) must become an urgent priority. When McKinsey […]

After weeks of working on the state Senate maps, the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (ICRC) blazed through a draft map of all 13 congressional districts in a pair of meetings […]

The Legislature is expected to approve more than $50 billion in spending next week, likely the most amount of money Michigan state government has spent in state history. What’s in […]

By Mary E. Corrado, courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner ASE A year and half ago we were all tossed into remote work abruptly, but over the past few months many […]

Today is the 200th episode of The Small Business Briefing! On this episode we talked about the results of our recent COVID-19 Impact Survey and more news impacting Michigan’s small […]
Small business owners oppose the federal vaccine mandate by a margin of 2:1 A new survey completed last week by the Small Business Association of Michigan showed that while wages and staffing levels […]

On this week’s SBAM Weekly Podcast, Michael Rogers talks with Julie Lough, owner and president of Micro Visions Incorporated, recently named a member of the 2021 Michigan 50 Companies to […]

By Linda Olejniczak, courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner ASE How do we teach ourselves and our employees to reduce distractions that break their focus and drain their brains? It’s tough to […]

The 2021 Business Pride contest is an opportunity for local small business owners to share how proud they are of their business and any accomplishments they made this year in […]

By Jason Rowe, courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner ASE As businesses manage the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, employers have increased their focus on creating benefit programs that address […]