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ESCANABA — A pilot program launched by several groups was the gateway for four students to enter the world of the skilled trades. The organizers of the progra

ESCANABA — A pilot program launched by several groups was the gateway for four students to enter the world of the skilled trade

A federal judge will decide whether to block a cookie company from continuing to expand as it faces a lawsuit from a competitor accusing it of stealing trade secrets and copying its business model.

A federal judge will decide whether to block a cookie company from continuing to expand as it faces a lawsuit from a competitor accusing it of stealing trade secrets and copying its business model.

LANSING — Democrats who restored Michigan's law requiring higher pay and benefits on state-financed construction projects went a step further, adding enforcement provisions they say will empower regulators to crack down when workers are shortchanged. The changes tripled the length of the…

DESPITE doing their utmost to lose it, Offaly just scraped home to book their place in the quarter-finals of the Leinster Minor Football Championship in Tullamo...

The Upper Peninsula wants to boost its population, but does it have enough housing for an influx of remote workers?

Restaurant and retail employees often have unpredictable hours. A recent study shows this is detrimental to 13% of Michigan's workforce.

Hannah Dreier wrote a New York Times article that claims Forge Industrial Staffing hired children to work at the Hearthside Foods factory in Grand Rapids.

The probes follow a New York Times investigation showing migrant child labor was used in food and auto suppliers, including for GM and Ford