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Michigan House Passes $80.1B Budget for 2024 Fiscal Year
Democrats leading the Michigan House pushed through this week an $80.1 billion Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 budget, topping Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s $79 billion proposal put forward in February.
U of M Grad Workers Continue to Strike While Appealing Ruling
A ruling from a state administrative law judge on Monday has not stopped graduate workers at the University of Michigan from picketing in Ann Arbor this week, as the workers continue to seek higher pay, better services and more supports from the university by picketing through Friday.
Judge Denies U of M Request for Order Ending Grad Assistants’ Strike
A Washtenaw County judge has denied a request for a restraining order filed by the University of Michigan against its striking graduate student workers.
U of M Graduate Instructors to Hold Strike Authorization Vote
Members of the Graduate Employees’ Organization (GEO) AFT Local 3550 are a step closer to striking following a general membership meeting on Monday in which they voted to initiate the strike authorization process.
Amid Burnout and Exhaustion, Nurses at Two Mid-Michigan Hospitals OK New Contracts
Nurses at McLaren Central Hospital in Mt. Pleasant and MyMichigan Alma have approved new three-year contracts for workers who described facing burnout and exhaustion throughout the pandemic, the Michigan Nurses Association (MNA) announced Thursday.
Whitmer Turns Michigan Into a High-Tech Manufacturing Hub
The automotive industry has always been a key lifeline of the Michigan economy.
Dixon’s Support for Public Schools Under Question
As election season in Michigan continues to approach, voters are wondering where the gubernatorial candidates stand on key issues.