HR Notices From February 15
The latest staffing, leadership and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
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The latest staffing, leadership and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
When deputies arrived, Jesse Kalchert allegedly attempted to drag his mother into the back bedroom, but she was able to scream and deputies kicked the door in and both brothers were taken into custody.
The latest search for a Michigan man who went missing more than a month ago while hiking on Japan's Mount Fuji was unsuccessful, his father said Wednesday.
Investigators say Tahir Kazmi and Zayd Allegan allegedly pressured a county vendor to lie to FBI agents and manufacture evidence to impede the corruption investigation.
The latest industry certifications, awards and prizes from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
General Motors is ending its traditional pension plan for salaried workers, and moving them more toward a 401k style "defined contribution" plan.
State officials say Michigan elementary and middle school students generally improved scores for math and reading in the latest round of standardized test results.
Rick Santorum kicks off his ad campaign with a "Rombo" type ad. Romney is stressing his hometown roots, while a Super PAC is going after Santorum as a free-spending quasi-lib.
WWJ Technology Editor Matt Roush sits down with Kettering University President Robert McMahan.
Gov. Rick Snyder has signed legislation allowing communities to enforce local ordinances targeting drivers considered "super drunk."
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum's new Michigan ad features "Mitt Romney" shooting mud at a cardboard cutout of the former Pennsylvania senator.
A Detroit police officer who was demoted for investigating claims that former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick had a relationship with a ring of hit men has won a legal victory.
An Ingham County judge has ruled that the actions of the Highland Park Schools review team are void and the Detroit review team will have to begin meeting in public.
The survey from J.D. power says three year old vehicles are more dependable than ever.
Careless smoking is being blamed for a Wednesday morning fire at an apartment building on Detroit's northwest side.