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Analysis: Will employers get labor relief as the economy cools off? - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Will employers get labor relief as the economy cools off?

Inevitably a recession no one can dispute will come and layoffs will return. But for now, this weird economy will stay weird.

Commentary: Welcome to the non-recession recession - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Welcome to the non-recession recession

Whether this is actually a recession remains up for debate. The National Bureau of Economic Research's Business Cycle Dating Committee determines when a recession actually starts and ends. They've yet to rule.

Michigan's budget surplus surges to $6B, but future growth expected to slow - Vimarsana News

Michigan's budget surplus surges to $6B, but future growth expected to slow

Michigan is once again raising its expectations for tax revenue after higher than expected hauls in sales, use and income tax revenue

'Great Resignation' a misnomer for tight labor market, according to U-M business, economic experts - Vimarsana News

'Great Resignation' a misnomer for tight labor market, according to U-M business, economic experts

The so-called Great Resignation of people leaving jobs during the pandemic is widely misunderstood, according to faculty panelists at a recent Ross School of Business/University of Michigan webinar. Data show that large numbers of resignations in the last couple of years aren't really due to peop

Source: umich.edu
Holiday sales could set records. Michigan's 'makers' want a piece of it. - Vimarsana News

Holiday sales could set records. Michigan's 'makers' want a piece of it.

The state’s smallest businesses are growing in number. Now ‘solopreneurs’ hope to grow their sales during the holiday sales season that is expected to be robust.