Teacher Pay: How Each State RanksHigh-profile teacher strikes in a handful of states earlier this year could be a foreshadowing of issues in newly configured state legislatures in 2019.
Hundreds of Detroit Janitors to Get $15 An Hour in Contract A union representing hundreds of janitors who clean many downtown Detroit buildings says it has a new contract that will bring $15 an hour wages.
UPS Workers Ready to Strike For Better ContractThe Teamsters and UPS could be heading toward the nation's largest strike in decades.
Pulte Homes Under U.S. Labor Dept. InvestigationA metro Detroit homebuilder is one of several companies being investigated by the U.S. Labor Department.
GM Confirms Big Profit Sharing Checks General Motors is confirming that its 45,000 manufacturing employees will get profit sharing payouts of “upwards of $4000 per employee."
New Study Concludes Public Employees Generally Paid Less Than PrivateA study by the Economic Policy Institute comes to the opposite conclusion, that public workers, including teachers, are generally paid less than their private sector counterparts.
Gov Preps For First State Of State AddressThe state faces a shortfall of up to $1.8 billion in the budget that starts Oct. 1, and Governor Snyder has made it clear state workers will share in the sacrifices needed to balance the books.
Pay Raise For EMU PresidentThe Board of Regents approved a two year contract extension for Sue Martin that calls for her salary to jump to $300,889 next July and $309,915 in 2012.
Principal Suspended After Paying For Work Never Done
Ford To Pay Bill Ford Again
Goldman To Pay Record SEC Settlement