Money & Jobs
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Public Service Commission approves DTE rate hike
The Michigan Public Service Commission on Friday approved a $368 million rate increase for DTE Energy that is set to take effect on Dec. 15.
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Opinion: Michigan Needs Paid Family and Medical Leave in 2024
As a current and former state legislator, we know that no one should have to worry about losing their job for putting their health or their loved ones first.
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Michigan manufacturers score $22M from Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
Funding from the US Department of Energy is set to help two Michigan companies expand electric heat pump manufacturing in St. Joseph and Oakland counties.
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Study: Michigan economy set to grow as US avoids recession
Economists from the University of Michigan say the US will likely avoid a recession, while Michigan’s economy will continue to see growth.
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Op-ed: Growing old with financial security
In an op-ed, Sharon Kourous of Stronger Together Huddle in Monroe highlights the need for government to more to help seniors retire and age with dignity and economic security.
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Careers in construction can offer women a path to economic freedom
“We’ve seen young women go from homeless to homeowner, or pay off their student loan debt in just a few years. We’ve seen mothers be able to build better lives for their children and women save up for a vacation of their dreams with their loved ones,” Tori Menold, co-founder of Women in Skilled Trades…
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Here’s where the UAW strike against Detroit Three stands
Some United Auto Workers (UAW) affected by the nearly seven-week strike against the Detroit Three automakers have begun the voting process to sound off on the set of tentative agreements with Ford Motor Co., Stellantis and General Motors.
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UAW members vote to approve new contract at first Ford plant to strike
Autoworkers at the first Ford factory to go on strike have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a tentative contract agreement reached with the company.
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Michigan Dems pitch bills to halt ‘endless cycle of debt’ from payday loans
Legislation set to be introduced in the state Senate would protect Michigan workers by capping the annual percentage rate for payday loans at 36%. State lawmakers said the reforms could stop families from spiraling into debt.
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The UAW says its strike ‘won things no one thought possible’ from automakers. Here’s how it fared.
The United Auto Workers won at least partial victories on many of the key demands that led to the six-week strike against Ford, General Motors and Jeep maker Stellantis.
