On today’s program, Michael Rogers talks with Reena Naami, Owner and Founding CEO of the Spark Center for Autism, honored this year as a member of the prestigious Michigan 50 Companies to Watch.
Can you add a tobacco surcharge to healthcare premiums? The answer is yes. However, since tobacco surcharges were instituted by various employers, they have been under attack by employees, particularly through class action lawsuits.
Most organizations conduct interviews when someone is coming in or going out, but what about the time in between? That’s where stay interviews come in.
Governor Whitmer signed a new law this week that will allow Michigan tipped workers to take a deduction for tip income and the broader group of non-exempt and hourly workers to deduct overtime pay from …
Artificial intelligence isn’t just the next technological wave; it’s a transformation that will touch every role, every industry, and every employee.
The Going PRO Talent Fund provides competitive, performance-based grants directly to employers to fund training for both current and new employees.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Tuesday signed an $81 billion Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 budget behind the locked doors of her ceremonial office with the four legislative leaders who crafted the final deal.
House Speaker Matt Hall (R-Richland Township) said Tuesday he's open to working with the Governor on something that's been a part of her economic development wishlist since early 2024: the "HIRE Michigan" program. The plan …
Catch up on the latest legislative issues and updates impacting Michigan small businesses.
On today’s program, Michael Rogers talks with Blaine Schultz, owner of Cooper Consulting.
The change of seasons offers a unique opportunity to engage employees, strengthen connections, and infuse some fun into the workplace.
As the workplace evolves, so does the language we use to describe it. Some HR terms capture trends, some reflect challenges, and some are just plain fun to talk about.
Running an NFL team can mirror running an organization, complete with boardroom pressure, talent management, culture, customer needs, and results.
So, why exactly did the state government operate for four hours Wednesday morning without a budget? Not surprisingly, it depends on who you ask.
A $21.3 billion School Aid Fund budget that increases the per-pupil allowance 4.6 percent to $10,050 per pupil, retains the free breakfast and lunch and increases by 25% funding for “at-risk” school districts and English …
“Quiet Cracking” is a phenomenon where employees experience persistent job dissatisfaction, leading to feelings of...
Catch up on the latest legislative issues and updates impacting Michigan small businesses.
Midnight September 30th came and went this year without a budget in place in Michigan for the first time since 2009. However, the state only went without funding for about four hours, when Governor Whitmer …