Small Business Association of Michigan
Recent News About Small Business Association of Michigan
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The importance of maintaining strict adherence to payroll deadlines
Ensuring compliance and effective budgeting are crucial aspects of payroll management.
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Employers advised against asking job applicants about immigration status
Employers are advised against asking job applicants about their immigration status during the hiring process.
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The power of saying no in leadership and HR
Leaders often encounter numerous opportunities and challenges that demand their attention.
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Michigan prepares for launch of new unemployment insurance system
A new computer system, MiUI, is set to be introduced by the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) at the end of this year.
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Podcast highlights ongoing relevance of business cards in digital age
Michael Rogers recently hosted Stacy Collick, sales manager for Dollar Bill Printing, on the SBAM Weekly Podcast.
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Employee wellbeing becomes strategic priority as millennials shape modern workplace
As Millennials and Gen Z professionals continue to reshape the workplace, there is a growing focus on employee wellbeing.
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Survey shows workplace friendships boost productivity and retention
Increasingly, companies are asking employees to return to the office, citing benefits such as strengthening organizational culture and boosting productivity.
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State House advances plan for income tax cut amid fiscal concerns
The proposal to reduce the state's income tax rate from 4.25% to 4.05% has advanced out of a House committee, moving closer to becoming law.
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Whitmer addresses corporate incentives and tariff concerns
Governor Gretchen Whitmer addressed the media on Wednesday, focusing on her stance regarding corporate incentives and upcoming tariffs.
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HR strategies for supporting neurodivergent employees
Neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, contribute unique perspectives and strengths to organizations.
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Small Business Briefing discusses taxes, road funding, sick time act updates
Today, the Small Business Briefing hosted by Sarah Miller, Jacob Manning, and Brian Calley addressed key legislative updates and economic data pertinent to small businesses.
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Childcare advocates testify against overregulation in industry
SBAM’s Grassroots Coordinator and Policy Advisor, Jacob Manning, testified with Lindsey Potter, owner of Bright Light Early Care & Education and Chair of the Board of Directors for the Childcare Providers Association of Michigan.
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Chelsea Plank Flooring emphasizes customer feedback in operations
Frame Industries, Inc., also known as Chelsea Plank Flooring, is a company that has been in operation for three decades.
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Task masking emerges as a concern for HR amid return-to-office mandates
As companies implement return-to-office mandates, a new trend called task masking is emerging.
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ADA compliance ensures fair treatment for disabled workers
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a crucial law aimed at preventing discrimination against individuals with disabilities in employment.
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Leaders testify on social enterprise development in Senate subcommittee
SBAM President & CEO Brian Calley and Incompass Michigan President & CEO Todd Culver recently presented their testimony before the Senate Appropriations LEO and MEDC Subcommittee.
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Generation Alpha: How workplaces must adapt for tech-savvy newcomers
The integration of Generation Alpha into the workplace is poised to bring significant changes, particularly with their inherent familiarity with artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
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Trump calls for end of CHIPS Act amid ongoing semiconductor industry discussions
President Donald Trump recently urged Congress to eliminate the CHIPS Act, a $52 billion subsidy program.
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Republican-led House passes controversial emergency spending plan amid Democratic criticism
The Republican-controlled House has passed a $20 billion continuation spending plan, set to begin on October 1 if the Legislature and Governor fail to reach a budget agreement for Fiscal Year 2026 by September 30.
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AI-driven workplace tools raise compliance issues with recording laws
The increasing use of AI tools for notetaking and meeting transcription in workplaces raises legal concerns about compliance with recording laws.