The Republican-led House passed a scaled-back $20 billion continuation spending plan that would start Oct. 1, if the Legislature and the Governor can't come up with a budget agreement for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 by …
President Donald Trump last Tuesday night asked Congress to “get rid of the CHIPS Act,” the $52 billion subsidy program the Governor’s office had hoped would be used to lure Western Digital Technologies to build a massive microchip …
Catch up on the latest legislative issues and updates impacting Michigan small businesses.
As the rapid growth of AI in the workplace continues, many employees and employers are utilizing AI notetaking tools and meeting recording and transcribing software.
In a recent episode of "WorkLife with Adam Grant," organizational psychologist Adam Grant engages in a thought-provoking conversation with David Dunning, the renowned psychologist behind the Dunning-Kruger effect.
DEI has faced criticism in the media for being perceived as entitlement-driven, disconnected from the broader population, lacking genuine inclusivity, and focused on meeting quotas.
I-9 audits have been on the rise, and this trend is expected to continue. Being prepared is essential.
Employee turnover is costly for companies, posing significant business risks.
While some policies may be adaptable, using another company’s handbook as your own is not recommended for several reasons.
In today's ever-changing workplace, the key to retaining talented employees isn't just about competitive salaries or traditional benefits – it's about creating an environment where individuals can grow, learn, and feel valued for their contributions. …
Artificial intelligence (AI) is attracting widespread attention due to its significant potential to transform how businesses operate.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer stitched together a series of relatable stories about Michiganders' struggles with a seemingly sincere offer of bipartisanship solutions in a State of the State address that viewers may have questioned whether she'd finish.
Wednesday night, Michigan learned about “Bethany from Lambertville," whose husband was fined for working on someone's house with his Ohio license. Apparently, the couple just moved to Michigan, and he hadn't gotten his Michigan license …
Disputes are inevitable—but they don’t have to be completely disruptive. That was the focus of the recent webinar, entitled “ADR: Putting Principles into Practice,” presented by Katherine Gloede, Regional Vice President for the American Arbitration …
After the Western District Court of Michigan ruled in favor of the Small Business Association of Michigan’s (SBAM) lawsuit against the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act, SBAM President & […]
Catch up on the latest legislative issues and updates impacting Michigan small businesses.
The evolving immigration landscape continues to impact employers, employees and global talent strategies.
