Michigan cosmetology school agrees to $2.8M settlement in an unpaid labor dispute DETROIT (AP) — A judge has approved a $2.8 million settlement in a dispute over unpaid work performed by aspiring hair stylists at a Michigan cosmetology school. Roughly 1,500 people...
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PRESS HIT: U-M lecturers’ union kicks off contract negotiations with rally
U-M lecturers' union kicks off contract negotiations with rally The University of Michigan's Lecturers’ union is hosting a bargaining kickoff rally this morning on U-M’s campus. The rally marks the beginning of contract negotiations with the university. The Lecturers’...
PRESS HIT: Michigan Senate Republicans call to expedite Line 5 permits
Michigan Senate Republicans call to expedite Line 5 permits LANSING, Mich. (WLUC) - Construction for the Line 5 tunnel was expected to begin in 2021, with operations starting next year. The project still needs permits from the Army Corps of Engineers and the State of...
Press Hit: Highland Park group rallies for water bill aid from state
Highland Park group rallies for water bill aid from state A group from Highland Park rallied at the state Capitol Thursday to demand assistance to erase millions of dollars in water and sewer service debt. The Detroit enclave has fewer than 9,000 residents, a poverty...
Press Hit: Immigrant groups boost language access bills in MI Senate
Immigrant groups boost language access bills in MI Senate Two bills currently before the Michigan Senate would require state departments to provide translation services for people with limited English in most circumstances. Senate bills 382 and 383 were introduced in...
Press Hit: Oakland University groups call out former Gov. Rick Snyder headlining ‘civility’ event
Oakland University groups call out former Gov. Rick Snyder headlining ‘civility’ event Two Oakland University-based organizations are calling out a school decision to host GOP former Gov. Rick Snyder in an Oakland University Center for Civic Engagement event on...