July 23, 2020 • 3:00pm to 4:00pm This webinar will provide strategic tips to being aware of and establishing a workplace that is engaging for all. We will discuss how to have courageous and sincere conversations about race. A corporate statement alone doesn’t change organizational culture – let’s discuss what works for you and your organization.
When a global pandemic capsizes your industry virtually overnight, the first step for anyone who finds themselves overboard is to make sure they don’t drown.
Ashley Williams Clark’s appointment to this position marks an important step in the Center’s year-long planning effort that launched in January. At the onset...
Hull Maintenance Technician 1st Class Christopher Hirth, from Utica, Mich., grinds a piece of metal aboard the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Bunker...
Michigan and several other states are suing U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos for what they say is a misinterpretation of the CARES Act when it comes to public school coronavirus relief funding.
With the coronavirus slowing or stopping so many businesses from operating, some owners or officials wondered if their business-interruption insurance would cover their losses and expenses resulting from the pandemic. Court cases appear to be leaning toward the insurance companies.
When a global pandemic capsizes your industry virtually overnight, the first step for anyone who finds themselves overboard is to make sure they don’t drown.
The U.S. added some 4.8 million jobs in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's the second straight month of historic job growth following an especially bad April.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Wednesday signed an $800 million appropriations bill that uses federal COVID-19 relief dollars for items such as aid to small businesses, rental assistance and school grants, among others.
Ashley Williams Clark’s appointment to this position marks an important step in the Center’s year-long planning effort that launched in January. At the onset...
With the coronavirus slowing or stopping so many businesses from operating, some owners or officials wondered if their business-interruption insurance would cover their losses and expenses resulting from the pandemic. Court cases appear to be leaning toward the insurance companies.
Michigan and several other states are suing U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos for what they say is a misinterpretation of the CARES Act when it comes to public school coronavirus relief funding.
When a global pandemic capsizes your industry virtually overnight, the first step for anyone who finds themselves overboard is to make sure they don’t drown.
