20th Annual report analyzes entrepreneurial economy changes and opportunities for economic growth LANSING – Michigan’s entrepreneurial economy has seen improvements since the 2020 COVID recession, but it has not fully […]
State revenue projections are flat, and flat appears to be the new normal as the Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference (CREC) principals put it Friday.
A new “center for micro-enterprise development” would help track down fundraising opportunities for Michigan businesses with fewer than 10 employees, under a bill package the House Economic Development and Small Business Committee took up Tuesday.
The latest ASE survey reveals that only a quarter of Michigan employers are currently using or planning to implement AI in HR, with significant concerns about reliability, data privacy, and bias.
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No one likes to waste time. If there is anything we’ve all learned from the Covid-19 crisis, it is that time is very valuable, and in business, that means MONEY.
Organizations can improve the work-life balance of their employees by training line managers in work-life support.
On this episode of the SBAM Weekly Podcast, Michael Rogers talks with Lisa Cooper, Chief People Officer for the Cooper People Group.
Each state has their own share of employment related laws in addition to federal regulations that business owners need to be aware of.
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The Michigan Supreme Court ruled last Friday that the friends of an employee who also work at the same place are protected from retaliation by the employer.
An on-demand webinar experience. On January 10, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor published its final rule, which revises the agency’s guidance on Employee or Independent Contractor Classification under the […]
The landscape of digital marketing is always changing. Businesses have to be adaptable to stay competitive, especially in the business-to-business (B2B) space.
Sen. Thomas Albert (R-Lowell) sees Democratic-led proposals to re-purpose millions in designated debt payments for public school employees' retirement system...as an effort to keep historical hikes in government spending "afloat."
The House became the first chamber to vote out its budget bills Wednesday, approving an $80.9 billion spending proposal consisting of 18 departmental budget bills and the two omnibus shells that will soon be filled …
ASE, one of the nation’s oldest and largest employer associations, has released its 2024 Employee Turnover Survey.
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In an era where diversity is celebrated, the contributions of neurodiverse and disabled individuals often remain overlooked.