LANSING - A deal to pass a long-awaited road funding bill failed, again, in the state Legislature, as lawmakers wrapped up a short summertime session on Aug. 20 without agreeing on any funding mechanism. ..
Anti-prevailing wage petitioners 'beating the time frame,' ABC says
LANSING - A spokesman for the group behind the effort to collect at least 252,523 petition signatures which could lead to the repeal of the Michigan Prevailing Wage Act said "we are beating the time frame" to collect the names within a 180-day time frame. ..
'Uneven growth' a drag on construction momentum
Michigan's construction employment momentum took a breather in July, but the long-term job numbers continue to be strong compared to other states. ..
On deck: Labor Day events and activities
With summer still here but the end in sight, celebrating Labor Day becomes the next major date on the calendar. More than a barbecue or a final trip to the cottage, Labor Day is also a unique celebration of the contributions of working men and women - and localities around Michigan offer numerous events to express your support. Here is some of what's going on: ..
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Mixed results for poll on union views ..
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