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In today's top story in the New York Times, "officials from several states" described potential consequences should our representatives in Congress fail…
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There’s legislation pending in Lansing that would allow voters to amend local charters to cap public employee compensation and benefits.Courts have held…
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Nobody thought fixing Detroit’s debt woes was gonna be easy.But these days, it might be especially painful for city workers and their families.Some 2,000…
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Update 12:16 p.m.During a press conference this morning, Michigan Gov. Snyder dramatically changed course on 'right-to-work' legislation in Michigan.He…
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The first day of classes was also the day Governor Rick Snyder made some big changes to how teachers and other public school employees will save for…
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) - The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled unconstitutional a state law forcing school employees to pay 3 percent of their salary…
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Midwest states are changing their relationships with unions.Last week, Indiana became the first in the region to become a right to work state.Last year,…
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The city of Inkster, Mich., has just laid off 20 percent of its police force in an effort to make ends meet. The cutbacks illustrate a larger paradox currently at work in the labor market: While the private sector is slowly adding jobs, the public sector continues to shed them.
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Update 3:12 p.m.Governor Rick Snyder has decided not to send out 30-day layoff notices to thousands of state workers while contract bargaining…
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http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/michigan/local-michigan-983433.mp3As you may know by now, the Michigan Legislature passed a bill…